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Aegina Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Aegina year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 13.2–21°C, mild and comfortable climate with less rainfall and abundant sunshine. Common activities: swimming in the Aegean Sea, visiting historical sites, hiking. Recommended clothing: light jacket, long-sleeved shirts, comfortable walking shoes.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 27.8–31.3°C, hot and dry with strong sunshine, sea breezes provide some relief. Common activities: swimming, sunbathing, water sports. Recommended clothing: light and breathable clothing, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 17.1–25.5°C, pleasant climate with gradually increasing rainfall. Common activities: sightseeing, enjoying local cuisine, enjoying the tranquility of the seaside. Recommended clothing: comfortable long-sleeved shirts, light jacket, sneakers.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 11.2–14.1°C, mild climate with occasional rainfall, generally more humid. Common activities: visiting museums, exploring the island's inland areas. Recommended clothing: warm jacket, long trousers, comfortable shoes.
Aegina climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 20.2°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 196 mm / Summer humidity: 60%–70% / Rainiest month: January

Aegina monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
11.2°C
51.3
February
12°C
18
March
13.2°C
12.7
April
18.2°C
4.2
May
21°C
5.5
June
27.8°C
11.8
July
31.3°C
3
August
29.8°C
12.2
September
25.5°C
12.8
October
21.4°C
2.1
November
17.1°C
32.8
December
14.1°C
30
Aegina weather for the next seven days
10/30
Thursday
Sunny
19.6°C/15.7°C
10/31
Friday
Partly Cloudy
20°C/16.9°C
11/1
Saturday
Partly Cloudy
20.7°C/17°C
11/2
Sunday
Sunny
22.5°C/16.5°C
11/3
Monday
Partly Cloudy
21.6°C/17.7°C
11/4
Tuesday
Sunny
22.5°C/18.3°C
11/5
Wednesday
Sunny
21.8°C/16.7°C

Aegina FAQ

Is Aegina worth visiting?
Yes, Aegina is worth visiting, especially for a convenient day trip from Athens, offering a blend of historical sites, beaches, local cuisine like pistachios, and authentic island charm, all easily accessible by a short ferry ride from Piraeus. The island is popular with Athenians seeking a break from the city and provides a convenient dose of Greek island life with less travel time than many other destinations. It's the closest Greek island to Athens, making it ideal for a day trip or a short stay. You can explore ancient sites like the Temple of Aphaia, relax on beaches, enjoy water sports, or wander through the charming Aegina Town. The island is famous for its pistachios and fresh seafood, with waterfront restaurants serving ouzo and seafood mezes. History buffs will appreciate the well-preserved Temple of Aphaia, and the island is also home to religious sites and monasteries.
How long is a ferry from Athens to Aegina?
The Athens (Piraeus) to Aegina ferry journey takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour and 15 minutes, with high-speed ferries completing the trip in about 30-40 minutes and conventional ferries taking longer, around 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes. You can visit a ferry booking website like Ferryhopper or Omio to compare schedules and book tickets. Select the port of Piraeus and enter your dates to see live sailing times and prices. Look for high-speed vs. conventional ferries; high-speed ferries are faster but more expensive, while conventional ferries are slower and often more economical.
Who is Aegina in Greek mythology?
Aegina was a figure of Greek mythology, the nymph of the island that bears her name, Aegina, lying in the Saronic Gulf.
Why is Aegina so popular?
The island of Aegina is one of the most popular tourist destinations as it is the closest island to Athens, only 16.5 nautical miles from the port of Piraeus.
What are the main attractions in Aegina?
Aegina boasts several captivating attractions, including the remarkably preserved Temple of Aphaia, a magnificent Doric temple dedicated to the goddess Aphaia. Aegina Town, the island's capital, offers a charming waterfront promenade lined with cafes and tavernas, as well as a lively fish market. For those seeking relaxation, numerous beaches dot the coastline, providing opportunities for swimming and sunbathing. History enthusiasts can also explore the Monastery of Agios Nektarios, a significant pilgrimage site.