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Islands in the Argosaronic Gulf: Small gems scattered over the sea
Aegina, Agkistri, Spetses, Hydra, Poros, Salamina and the peninsula of Methana form the island complex of the Argosaronic Gulf in southern Greece. Sprinkled over the Argosaronic Gulf and steeped in ancient mythology, these islands are small havens in close proximity to Athens. Daily ferry connection from the port of Piraeus makes them a lovely, easily accessible all-year-round destination for the Athenians. Visitors here will enjoy natural beauty, historical treasures, unique architecture, and glamorous, yet romantic atmosphere.
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A Mauritanian architect built the mansion of Bouboulina towards the end of the 17th century.
The Museum was founded in 1991 by Mr. Philip Demertzis-Bouboulis
One of the most impressive beaches of the island with large white pebbles and green-blue waters.
Kanakia, archaeological excavations and crystal clear blue water
Archaeological excavations in Mycenaen Acropolis at Kanakia and the most wonderful accessible beach in Salamis
Monastery of Ayios Nektarios is one of the largest monasteries in the Balkans
On a hill in the inland area known as Kontos on Aegina island, just a few miles from the port there is Saint Nektarios Monastery
Moni is a beautiful island with lush vegetation without inhabitants, only deer, small horses, wild boar, peacocks, pheasants and squirrels that come close to you to feed them. Its beaches have deep, clean waters, suitable for underwater fishing.