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Aegina

Aegina Beach.
Just beyond the trees in the background the lone standing column of the temple of Apollo is visible .

Beach Name

Aegina


Location

Aegina Town


Overall Rating

1 / 5 = The beach was fine for swimming and sunbathing one time. We visited the beach during our stay in the area and would not consider it a prime attraction.


Beach

S = sand (sandy beach)


Sea Floor

S = sand (sandy beach)
R = rock (large rocks on the beach or the bottom of the sea)


Water

1 / 5 = The sea water was not very inviting at the time we visited. We did more sunbathing than swimming

(These are my, and my family's own unscientific observations of the water feel and appearance during our visit)
We enjoy the water when it is crystal clear, and cool instead of warm. We don' like visible floating particles of any kind or algae settled on the beach.


Access

Good = Paved road all the way to the beach, parking near the beach


Amenities

T = Town within walking distance


RV / Camper Accessibility

Campers explicitly forbidden, or the site is unsuitable for RV parking


Snorkeling

Does not look promising, I did not dive.

However, the ruins of the ancient military peer are visible on the beach and it might be fun to see them through a diving mask.


Clothing

Topless sunbathing is not common


Notes

This is the little sandy patch to the North of Aegina town. It is within walking distance from the peer where the ferries dock so it might be a good place to cool off as you wait to catch a ride to Piraeus or to Poros. Otherwise, it is not a beach anyone would travel to deliberately to swim.

One of the unique aspects of the beach is that it coincides with the "hidden port", or the ancient military harbor.


Visitors' Reports:

Maria sent this email in 2007 regarding the beach at Aegina town:

We lived on this island for several years. The locals told us not to use this beach by the town as it was flooded daily but the outlet from the island effluent pipe!
Marathonas is probably the most beautiful water and beach on the island.


 

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