On approaching Aegina town by sea, the first sight people see is that of the small and picturesque church of Aghios Nikolaos which sits on a jetty on the waterfront. The harbour was built by Capodistrias using the stones from the ruins of Kolona.

Aghia Marina is a centre of tourism on Aegina. The resort is particularly popular at weekend with Athenians escaping the city. There is a wide sandy beach in Aghia Marina. It also has the advantage of the surrounding forests which protect it from the Northerly winds.

Four Kilometres from the port of Aegina you will find the village of Kipseli. Kipseli is prosperous, having extensive pistachio and almond orchards. The main characteristic of this village is the great number of byzantine and post-byzantine chapels.

Halfway on the road from Aegina town to Perdika you will find the village of Marathonas. Most of the houses in Marathonas are built upon the mountain from where you have an amazing view over the sea. Marathonas has two perfect beaches.

From the monastery of Aghios Nektarios the main road from Aegina to Aghia Marina continues through the fertile area around the large village of Mesagros (the middle fields). There are several pottery works in and around the village, and they sell directly to passers-by.

Visit the quiet old village of Pacheia Rachi. Situated next to Mount Oros at 225 metres. Wander through the few little streets and see some really old and some very nice newly built houses.

On the Southern edge of the island lies the small fishing village of Perdika. This is perhaps one of the most picturesque spots on the island and still has the characterictics of the Aegean Sea-style of square houses and narrow streets. Many restaurants to eat fish.

Souvala is located on the North East coast, about 10 km from, Aegina Town. It is predominantly a tourist resort for many Greeks, some of whom have second homes there. The climate is good an dry and the area is surrounded by a beautiful landscape full of big pine-trees and calm beaches.