Location

How to Get There

From Athens International Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos), take the X96 airport bus or the Metro to Piraeus Port. At the port, proceed to Gate E8, where ferries and high‑speed boats depart for Aegina Island.

Directions from Aegina Port

From Aegina Port, turn right and follow the coastal road heading south, passing the beaches of Marathonas and Aeginitissa. After approximately 9 km, you will reach the traditional fishing village of Perdika.

After the sign “Welcome to Perdika”, at the crossroads leading to Sfentouri, turn right and continue for about 500 metres. When you reach the school entrance, turn right again to arrive at Perdika Mare Guesthouse.

Taxi & Public Transport

Taxi from Aegina Port to the guesthouse costs approximately €15
Public buses also operate between Aegina Port and Perdika (bus timetable available locally here)

Perdika

Perdika is a picturesque traditional village built around a small harbor. The beach, located on the left side of the village, is partly rocky, but the crystal‑clear waters allow excellent visibility right to the seabed.

Guests can relax in the shade of the trees along the waterfront and later explore the village’s traditional restaurants and taverns, where freshly caught fish is served daily. The area is especially charming in the evening, offering beautiful sunset views over the sea.

Dining & Nightlife Nearby

At the picturesque port of Perdika, just a 5‑minute walk from Perdika Mare Guesthouse, guests will find a variety of traditional taverns serving fresh fish and seafood, as well as several cafés and bars. Many of these remain open until late, especially during the summer season, creating a lively yet relaxed evening atmosphere.

Beaches

At the port of Perdika, there is a small sandy beach on the left side. On the right side of the port, on the way to Agios Sozon Church, guests will find a rocky beach with exceptionally clear waters, ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Nearby beaches are well known for their clean and inviting waters and include:

Agios Sozon area (Perdika) - rocky beach with crystal‑clear water, excellent for swimming
Aeginitissa Beach - 2 km, shallow waters with sand and pebbles
Sarpas Beach - 2 km, quiet beach with clean waters
Klima-Klidi Beach - 4 km, less crowded and ideal for relaxed swimming
Moni Island - accessible by boat, featuring turquoise waters and pristine natural surroundings

Klima

Sarpa

Aeginitissa

Aegina Maris

Moni Island

Moni is a small, uninhabited island near Perdika, ideal for nature lovers and swimming. Visitors can explore the island on foot, enjoy the natural surroundings, observe the local wildlife, and swim in the crystal‑clear waters.

During the summer season, the beach is organized with sunbeds, umbrellas, and a restaurant. Boats to Moni operate daily, and the return ticket costs €6 per person, payable on the return trip.

Local Festival - Agios Sozon

The largest festival in the village takes place every year on September 7, in honor of Agios Sozon. The original church, built in 1904, was destroyed in 1943, and the foundations of the present church were laid after the war, in 1947.

Festivities begin on the evening of September 6, when the narrow streets of Perdika come alive with market stalls, local products, and a festive atmosphere enjoyed by both visitors and locals.