Just 55 minutes away from the port of Piraeus, Agistri Island is a green paradise. This island, due to its proximity to Athens and its small size is ideal for short breaks away from the everyday life stress. However, this does not mean that it is not a beautiful destination for summer holidays.

Agistri has two ports approachable by ships: Skala (a physical port) and Megalochori or Milos (the administrative center). Skala’s port is reachable by ferry boats from Piraeus (2 hours) whereas Milos’ by flying dolphins (within 55 minutes). Both ports are connected with Aegina Island during all seasons.

Skala is the most cosmopolitan part of the island. It offers numerous accommodation options, beautiful taverns, stylish cafés and bars. In the village of Skala, the picturesque, whitewashed Agion Anargiron (Saints Anargiron) Church with the blue dome; a "brand-mark" of this small island, dominates.

Megalohori is ideal for walks. With its picturesque cobblestone streets passing by the traditional houses with their flowery courtyards and whitewashed terraces, has something of the Cyclades’ charm. Here as well, the visitor can find several accommodation choices, restaurants, cafés and bars.

Despite the steady growth of tourism, the island has managed to retain its traditional "character" and is still considered to be a magnet for those seeking peace, relaxation, solitude and contact with nature.

Agistri Island, with its pine forests of great natural beauty, is Saronic’s Gulf small paradise. It is, perhaps, one of the last romantic destinations in Greece.