3 feasts and festivals, June–August, across 3 villages. The big one: Panigiri of Panagia (15 August), Metochi (14–15 August). Dates are computed for 2027.
＋ All to calendar (.ics)Full Agistri guide →What would the trip cost? →| 30 June – 1 July | Panigiri of Agioi Anargyroi, Skala |
| 6–7 July | Panigiri of Agia Kyriaki, Limenaria |
| 14–15 August | Panigiri of Panagia (15 August), Metochi |
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30 June – 1 July
The blue-domed church above Skala beach is Agioi Anargyroi, and its feast on 1 July (vespers on the 30th) is the main panigiri of the port village, with food and music by the church after the service. Agistri is 20 minutes from Aegina by boat, so it is easy to combine with a day on the beach.
6–7 July
Limenaria, the quiet old village at the south end of the island, keeps Agia Kyriaki on 7 July with a liturgy and a small feast; it is the most local of Agistri's three feasts and a good excuse to walk the pine road from Megalochori.
14–15 August
The little church of Panagia in the hamlet of Metochi above Megalochori has the island's Dekapentavgoustos celebration, reached on foot along the trail; the whole island turns out and the tavernas in Megalochori take the overflow. Book a room for that weekend, Agistri fills with Athenians.
Dates are resolved for 2027: fixed saint's days as they fall, movable feasts computed from Orthodox Easter (2027: 2 May). Panigiria are usually held on the eve of the saint's day, and a village occasionally shifts one to the nearest weekend — where an entry says "confirm locally", the date comes from recent years' announcements rather than an official calendar. If you know better, the feedback button exists for exactly this.
