Amazing place - the Temple is beautiful with fabulous views of the water. A surprising highlight of our trip to the Athens area. Well worth the trip. About a 20 minute taxi from the Harbour; we asked the driver to wait for us as it didn't seem like there were taxis at the top - round trip including the wait was 50 euros.

We recently got the ferry from Athens to Aegina. Book return ferry tickets in advance if you can as they do sell out and arrive early to get a seat! We had a hire car as the temple is about a 30 min drive from the arrival port. It is not accessible by foot, so you will need a taxi or bus if you don’t have a car. There is plenty of parking right outside the temple and it costs 6 euros to enter. It is very accessible with a small, gentle hill to walk up. It is a beautiful temple and quite incredible to think how old it is. I recommend going early to get the best photos before the crowds descend.

We are staying in Aegina Marina and this temple shows on the map as only 2km walk. However we opted for the bus and didn’t regret our decision! Return ticket is only €4 and walk would have been very very steep in hot temperatures! There was hardly anyone there so we could take good photos and see everything. Museum is closed on Monday and Tuesday so we were not able to see it. Entrance is €6 adults and €3 for teens

This is a hidden gem. We visited in August and it was scorching hot. We reached at 10 AM and there was no one. It became crowded afterward but nothing like Acropolis. You can take your time to go around the site multiple times and enjoy the breathtaking view. Get a bus (EUR 2/person) to get here. Dont forget to visit the museum (included in the ticket). The museum has no signs, it is just located in a dilapidated building. It is worth visiting.