What to do in Agistri
Agistri is not an island of museums and ancient ruins. It is an island of pine trees, of beaches, of pedalling with no particular destination. The plan here is simple: you get up, you swim, you eat something good, you swim again, you watch the sunset from Metochi and you do it again the next day. And it is perfect that way. The activities revolve around the sea and the landscape. Snorkelling in the clear water at Dragonera. Kayaking along the west coast at sunset. Walking routes through pine woods that smell of resin. And of course the midday vermouth at Skliri, a ritual that Athenians have turned into a compulsory stop.
Activities and tours
Boat trip around Agistri
Sail the coast of Agistri on a traditional Greek boat. Swim stops in hidden coves, views of the western cliffs and lunch on board made with local produce. The perfect day out on the water.
Electric bike hire on Agistri
See Agistri on two wheels. The best way to explore this small island at your own pace, along its 10 km of pine-lined coast. Ideal for finding hidden beaches and reaching the prettiest viewpoints.
Food tour of Agistri
Discover the flavours of Agistri on a tour of its best tavernas and local producers. Fresh fish from the Saronic, handmade feta, pine honey from the island and Greek wines. One for anyone who travels on their stomach.
Hiking the pine forests of Agistri
Walk among old pines that run right down to the sea. Easy trails linking villages, hidden beaches and viewpoints looking out to Aegina and the Peloponnese. Proper nature, an hour from Athens.
Kayaking and snorkelling on the west coast of Agistri
Explore the secret coves of Agistri's west coast by kayak. Crystal-clear water, pine-covered cliffs and stops to snorkel in spots you cannot reach by land. A different way to discover the island.