The six rooms of Kapralos’ workshop in the area of Plakakia started to operate as a museum in 1995, two years after the death of the sculptor. In 2006, following a Presidential Decree, the Christos and Souli Kapralos Foundation was incorporated in the National Gallery - Alexandros Soutsos. The museum on Aegina hosts a significant number of Kapralos’ works from all the periods of his life.

Open hours

• Wednesday- Friday: 08.00 - 16.00
• Saturday and Sunday: 09.00 - 17.00
• Monday and Tuesday the museum is closed.

This islet is opposite Perdika, just 8 minutes away by boat. There are no inhabitants, only deer, wild goats, peacocks and squirrels. The animals are not afraid of human presence and will come to you to feed them.

The island is full of pine trees. On one side you will find beaches with deep, clear waters, suitable for snorkeling and on the other side you will find sandy beaches, ideal for swimming. You can also go hiking in the woods.

In the hinterland of Aegina there is a network of trails that once united the villages from one end of the island to the other. In recent years the mountaineering club "Anavasi" (=Ascent) with the club of Active Citizens have been trying to clean and put signs on those paths so that they can be accessible to visitors/hikers. In fact, Sunday hikes are often organized and are free to participate in. Also, the beautiful map around Mount Elanio has been mapped. You will find more information here.

This is a sandy beach which is shaded by tall eucalyptus trees. It is only 2 km. far from the village of Perdika and is organized with umbrellas, sun beds and a beach bar.

This is a beautiful sandy beach in a bay with turquoise waters. It is organized and is located on the south side of the island.