price
860€ 2 travelers
LANGUAGE
English
Others and sign-language on request (extra cost may apply)
meeting point
Hotel in the center of Athens only
DURATION
8 hours
What you will do...
A full-day accessible excursion from Athens to the island of Aegina, combining history, culture, and local flavors.Visit the Monastery of Agios Nektarios, the ancient Temple of Aphaia, and a seaside taverna lunch. The day wraps up with a pistachio plantation visit before a comfortable return Athens.
What you will visit...
Pick-up from the Hotel
Your day begins with a private pick-up from Hotel in Athens. An accessible vehicle will take you along the scenic coastal road toward Port of Piraeus, Greece’s largest and most important harbor. Along the way, enjoy views of the shimmering Saronic Gulf and glimpses of seaside neighborhoods that blend modern life with ancient maritime heritage.
Ferry to Aegina
Board an accessible ferry for a pleasant crossing across the Saronic Gulf to Aegina Island.
This one-hour journey offers sweeping views of the Athenian coastline and nearby islands, while also retracing ancient sea routes once used by traders and naval fleets. Aegina itself played a significant role in antiquity and was even one of the first capitals of modern Greece in the 19th century.
Arrival in Aegina & Visit to the Monastery

Upon arrival, visit the peaceful Monastery of Agios Nektarios, one of the largest and most important Orthodox monasteries in Greece.
Dedicated to Saint Nektarios, a beloved modern saint known for his humility and healing miracles, the monastery is an important pilgrimage site. Its impressive Byzantine-style church, serene courtyards, and panoramic surroundings create a deeply spiritual and tranquil atmosphere.

Archaeological Exploration
Continue to the remarkable Temple of Aphaia, one of the best-preserved ancient temples in the country, dating back to the early 5th century BC.
Perched atop a pine-covered hill, the temple was dedicated to the goddess Aphaia and forms part of the legendary “Sacred Triangle” with the Parthenon and the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion. The site offers not only fascinating insight into ancient Greek religion and architecture but also breathtaking panoramic views over the island and sea.

Seaside Lunch
Enjoy free time by the waterfront in Aegina town for a relaxed lunch at a traditional taverna.

Here, you can savor authentic Greek cuisine such as freshly grilled fish, octopus, classic Greek salad with local olive oil, and regional specialties. The laid-back harbor atmosphere, with colorful fishing boats and gentle sea breezes, makes this a highlight of the day.
Aegina Pistachio Experience

Aegina is internationally renowned for its pistachios, officially recognized as a protected product (PDO). During this stop you will:
Taste a variety of locally produced pistachio treats, from roasted nuts to sweets and spreads
Visit a traditional pistachio plantation to see the trees up close
Learn about the cultivation process, harvesting techniques, and what makes Aegina pistachios uniquely flavorful
This experience offers a delicious insight into one of the island’s most important agricultural traditions.
Ferry Back to Piraeus
Return to Port of Piraeus and board your accessible ferry for the journey back.
Relax and enjoy the afternoon light over the Saronic Gulf as you take in final views of the island and coastline.
Upon arrival, your private accessible vehicle will transfer you back to Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens, where you can unwind after a day rich in culture, history, and local flavors.
Flexibility
All programs are fully flexible and can be tailored to guests’ preferences, pace, and accessibility needs, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience throughout the day.
ACCESSIBILITY

Notes on mobility
Inspected and carefully chosen stops
Easy access guarantee
Accessible transfer with ramp
Trained staff
Assistance pets are allowed
max. 4 Wheelchairs foldable
max. 4 Rollator Users
max. 2 Mobility scooter Users
max. 2 Electric wheelchair

Included
Not included
Additional Cost
Roundtrip transportation by air-conditioned bus
Trained Driver
License Tour guide
Pick-up and drop-off
Special personal assistance
Rental of aid equipment
Food and drinks
Entrance fees
Personal Assistance
Aid equipment

