Agia Marina is Aegina’s most popular seaside area, known for its long sandy beaches, crystal-clear shallow waters, and picturesque harbour. Surrounded by a lush pine forest, it enjoys a pleasant microclimate and a distinctive sense of relaxation. With a full range of tourist amenities, traditional tavernas, cafés, beach bars, mini markets, and easy access to the famous Temple of Aphaia, the area appeals to visitors of all ages. It’s an excellent choice for a holiday home or a tourism-oriented investment.

AFEA Residence in Aegina consists of 11 apartments ranging from 28 to 66 sq.m., with one or two bedrooms. The building features a minimalist, modern aesthetic and includes energy-efficient aluminium systems, a reinforced security door, a multi-air-conditioning system, and LED lighting. It sits in one of Aegina’s most popular areas.

Minimalist design prioritises the essential: natural light, environmental consciousness, timeless aesthetics, reliability, and long-term functionality.

Timeless Aesthetics

Timeless aesthetics focuses on subtle lines, adaptability, and lasting beyond trends. It’s design stripped to its core function, realised through limited materials, neutral colours, and simple forms, avoiding extravagance to achieve a pure form of elegance.

Aegina | Landscapes
Aegina captivates with diverse, authentic landscapes, from pine-covered hills and olive groves to charming coastal villages and crystal-clear beaches. The island blends serene countryside with dramatic sea views, offering a perfect balance of relaxation and natural elegance. Just a short ferry ride from Athens, Aegina offers scenery that’s both accessible and unforgettable.

Aegina | Culture
Aegina is picturesque and rich in culture and history. Visitors can explore the ancient Doric Temple of Afea, which offers both architectural beauty and panoramic views. The island is also home to the impressive Church of Saint Nektarios, one of the largest in the Balkans. Art lovers will appreciate the Kapralos Museum, dedicated to the famous Greek sculptor Christos Kapralos, where his works are displayed in the serene setting of his former studio. Meanwhile, the Archaeological Museum of Kolona showcases artefacts from Aegina’s long, storied past and sits near the ruins of an ancient acropolis.