The Greek island of Aegina (pronounced Ayina with the stress on the long A of the first syllable) is a triangular shaped island in the middle of the Saronic Gulf, midway between the port of Piraeus (from where it can be reached by ferry in 1 1 D2 hours), Megara on the mainland and Epidavros on the Peloponnesse.

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The Greek island of Aegina (pronounced Ayina with the stress on the long A of the first syllable) is a triangular shaped island in the middle of the Saronic Gulf, midway between the port of Piraeus (from where it can be reached by ferry in 1 1⁄2 hours), Megara on the mainland and Epidavros on the Peloponnesse. It was reputedly named after one of Zeus' favourite daughters. It has an area of 85 sq. Kms and a population of approximately 11,000 of whom, over half live in the capital, Aegina Town. It is a popular weekend retreat with Athenians, many of whom are trying to escape the smog of the capital.