Moni Eginas se encuentra en el
Golfo Sarónico (parte de Mar Egeo) y está en el
34º lugar de 409 playas en la región de
Ática
a 41.1 km de distancia de su centro, la ciudad de
Athen. Es una de las playas de
Perdika, a solo
1.9 km de su centro.
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George Marougkas
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hace 2 semanas
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If you were binge-playing The Sims 3 Island Paradise back in 2014, this place is perfect for you! Turquoise water, porcupines, and peacocks - beautiful!
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Lira
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hace 2 semanas
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Stunning natural scenery and an incredible boat trip experience. It's a great location for swimming, snorkeling, and other water activities.
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Alex H
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hace 2 semanas
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Fantastic island with an amazing boat trip to get there. You'll encounter some animals like peacocks, and there's a chance to swim. Just be cautious when climbing the rocks.
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Γιάννης
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hace 2 semanas
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Turquoise waters and animals in their natural habitat create a unique atmosphere just a breath away from Athens. We reached the small island on a private boat, but there is also a frequent public boat taxi from Aegina (Egina).
There is a beach bar offering a limited number of lounge chairs and umbrellas, but plenty of natural shade can be found under the trees, along with changing rooms and showers.
The only downside is the lack of an actual beach; access to the water is via points between rocks and stairs leading down from the bar, making it less suitable for very young children and people with mobility restrictions.
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Iggy
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hace 2 semanas
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A truly stunning island. The experience was unforgettable. It's a good idea to bring fruits or vegetables with you, as the island is home to deer and peacocks. However, exercise caution; while these animals are not shy and will eat from your hands, they can still strike with their horns.