• Aegina - The island of Aegina, the Saronic Gulf’s second most expansive island, derives its name from a figure in Greek mythology, Aegina, the daughter of the deity Asopos. She captured the heart of Zeus, who spirited her away to the isle then known as Oinoni, which subsequently took on the name Aegina.
  Temple at Aigina
  (Greek Ἀφαία) was a deity revered solely within this holy precinct. The standing temple, dating back to around 500 BC, was constructed atop the site of a prior temple from around 570 BC, which succumbed to flames around 510 BC. Components of this earlier, incinerated temple were interred in the fill used to level the ground for the newer temple’s broader terrace, thereby preserving them well. Numerous pieces still bear visible remnants of their original coloration. It’s possible that an even earlier temple existed here in the 7th century BC, believed to have been considerably more modest in both design and construction. A significant collection of Late Bronze Age statuettes has been unearthed at this location.

• Breakfast included
• Guided temple tours
• Entrance fees covered
• Traditional dance performance
• Local cuisine lunch
• Historical site visits
• Sunset viewing at iconic spot
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Comfortable air-conditioned transport
• English-speaking guide

• Lunch

This vessel is a traditionallycrafted Wooden Boat from 1989, refurbished in 2021, manned by a proficient team, and offers quality services along with a safe environment. Visit distinctive beaches onboard. As for health safety, the boat complies with all COVID-19 precautions (gloves, masks, sanitizers, hourly temperature checks, clean-up procedure, and disinfection).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.