Hotel Andreas

Hotel Andreas is a family run hotel situated in the pine covered island of Agistri, just one hour from the Athenian port of Piraeus. The hotel is located 200m from the beach of “Skala” in an idyllic bright green district. It is built in traditional Greek style, renovated in 2001, offering a soothing oasis for the traveller. Hotel Andreas is an ideal place for those who are looking a relaxing holiday in a friendly environment.

Rooms: 22
Rate: 34.5 - 75 EUR

The hotel boasts the best taverna on the island. Andreas and family serve a wide variety of traditional Greek dishes such as lamb Kleftiko, moussaka, stifado and souvlaki together with grills and fresh local fish.

Visitors can relax during the day beside the largest swimming pool on the island. Breakfast is served in the pool bar which also offers hot and cold meals throughout the day. The bar is an ideal spot for an aperitif or a quiet drink or two after dinner.

The hotel comprises of 22 comfortable, modern and tastefully decorated double rooms and 4 family apartments. All of the accommodation benefits from an en suite bathroom and balcony, many with sea views. All of the family apartments also house a fully-equipped kitchen.

The poolside snack bar is open for breakfast and offers a wide variety of freshly prepared snacks, salads and taverna food throughout the day.

You can also enjoy an exciting selection of cocktails or non-alcoholic drinks.

Agistri is a peacefully remote and beautiful island in the Saronic Gulf, just one hour from the Athenian port of Piraeus and minutes away from the most well known and cosmopolitan islands of Aegina, Hydra and Poros. Agistri is the smallest of the Saronic islands with three main villages: Skala, Milos and the agricultural village of Limenaria. Due to its size and tranquillity, Agistri is sometimes described as the best kept secret of the Saronic Gulf.

The main tourist resort is Skala, dominated by the large white church of Agion Anargyron situated close to a sandy beach. There are numerous Greek tavernas and cafe bars as well as a couple of small clubs. The next village of Megalochori or Milos is the capital of the island. Its scenic tiled lanes, traditional cafes, windmill and stone-built houses contribute to the ambience of the island.

On the west side of the island you will find yourself in a magical place that is in absolute harmony with the green of the pine trees and the deep blue of the sea. It is worth visiting the graphic harbour of Mariza and exotic landscape where the most beautiful beach of the island, Aponisos, is situated. The third village, Limenaria, gives you the opportunity to admire the stone houses, cypress and olive trees, melon fields and the picturesque village taverns.

By Public Transport:
The journey from Athens airport to Agistri Island should take upwards of 2 hours. The port of Piraeus can be accessed from Athens international airport either by the X96 bus, taxi, Metro or the train.
The bus from the airport to the port of Piraeus, takes 1 hour.
A taxi would cover the same distance in 30 to 40 minutes.
The train journey takes approximately 50 minutes.

By Metro:
Take the metro from the airport to Monastiraki then change for Piraeus.

By Boat:
There are regular boat services linking Piraeus with Agistri.
The flying dolphins take approximately 55 minutes and there are frequent connections from Aegina Island to Agistri by the Agistri Express.
There are also water taxis available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Please could you e-mail us a week before your arrival and we would be happy to assist you with the boats' timetable.