Nontas Fish Restaurant Aegina
Nontas Fish Restaurant Aegina sits in Perdika, 180 10. Its listing describes a Greek and seafood restaurant that also hosts weddings and christenings, with event halls and catering that can be arranged at the restaurant or at other locations on the island. Menus include seafood, fish, vegan, vegetarian and children's options, and the listing says menus can be tailored. Because it offers off-site catering as well, ask whether an off-site wedding would use the same kitchen team and service staff as one held in Perdika. Best for: couples who want a seafood-led menu and a venue that can either host or cater elsewhere. Nontas Fish Restaurant Aegina
Epitome Villa
Epitome Villa is on Oniron 1, Aegina 180 10, and its listing describes a nine-bedroom villa for up to 20 guests with an infinity pool, sea views and a detached guesthouse. The property says it has 5,500 m² of grounds and a dedicated team of collaborators for events, and it hosts weddings, baptisms, baby showers and private gatherings. With nine bedrooms and space for 20 overnight guests, ask how the villa handles a wedding where most guests stay elsewhere on the island. Best for: small weddings and micro weddings where the couple wants the whole party under one roof. Epitome Villa
Irides Luxury Apartments Hotel
Irides Luxury Apartments Hotel is in Agii, Aegina 180 10, and its listing describes a hotel whose rooms have air conditioning, central heating and a bathroom. It hosts weddings and gatherings, with ceremonies possible at the little chapel of Saint Sotira by the sea, next to the sea or pool, or at the local town hall in Aegina town. It accommodates up to 120 persons and provides its own catering equipment, and meetings for up to 30 people can be organised with full equipment. Ask who arranges the necessary permissions if you're considering the chapel. Best for: couples who want ceremony options in one place. Irides Luxury Apartments Hotel
Kostas Restaurant
Kostas Restaurant is on Leof. Agias Marinas - Alonon 8, Egina 180 10, in the Alones area. Its listing describes a traditional Greek taverna serving traditional Greek food, grilled dishes, its own barrel wine, fresh fish and local vegetables. It also hosts social events such as weddings and baptisms, with space for up to 750 people. That figure is worth contextualising with the venue: ask how the room or terrace is divided when a wedding is much smaller. Best for: large weddings where capacity matters more than intimacy. Kostas Restaurant
O Manitas sto Kyma
O Manitas sto Kyma is in Agios Vasilis, Perivola, Aegina 180 10, two kilometres from the main port. Its listing describes a family-run traditional taverna that also operates as a cafeteria, seafood restaurant and vegetarian restaurant, serving lunch and dinner daily. It hosts weddings, baptisms and other events, with private dining and special menus available. Ask what a vegetarian menu looks like in practice, since the listing covers several different menu styles. Best for: couples who want a relaxed taverna setting close to the port. O Manitas sto Kyma
Villa Oneiro Glico
Villa Oneiro Glico is at Agia Marina Beach, Agia Marina 180 10. Its listing describes a holiday rental villa that operates as a vacation apartment and country house, and is also listed as a wedding hall. The property combines accommodation with an event space on the coast, and the listing invites planners looking for a private setting to contact the villa directly about bookings. Ask what event setup the villa itself provides versus what you'd need to bring in. Best for: couples who want a private setting by the beach. Villa Oneiro Glico
Aelia & Melitta Villas
Aelia & Melitta Villas is in Perdika 180 10, on a hill above the fishing village. Its listing describes a privately owned villa estate with two-storey accommodation among flowers, olive and citrus trees, five ensuite bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen and several lounge areas, suitable for large groups or families. The estate is also listed as a wedding hall. Ask how many guests the estate can host for the reception itself, since the listing gives the bedroom count but not a wedding capacity. Best for: families and groups who want the accommodation and the celebration on one property. Aelia & Melitta Villas
How to choose among them
The seven listings split roughly into three groups: tavernas and restaurants, hotels, and private villas. The table below summarises what each listing describes.
| Venue | Area | What the listing describes | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nontas Fish Restaurant Aegina | Perdika | Seafood restaurant with event halls and catering on or off site | Seafood menus, off-site catering |
| Epitome Villa | Oniron 1 | Nine-bedroom villa, up to 20 guests, infinity pool, 5,500 m² | Micro weddings, whole party on site |
| Irides Luxury Apartments Hotel | Agii | Hotel for up to 120, chapel or poolside ceremonies | Ceremony options, larger guest lists |
| Kostas Restaurant | Alones | Traditional taverna with space for up to 750 | Large weddings |
| O Manitas sto Kyma | Perivola | Family-run taverna, private dining, special menus | Relaxed taverna, near the port |
| Villa Oneiro Glico | Agia Marina | Holiday villa also listed as a wedding hall | Beachside privacy |
| Aelia & Melitta Villas | Perdika | Villa estate, five ensuite bedrooms, listed as a wedding hall | Families, groups |
Use this checklist before you commit:
- Confirm the guest number each venue can actually host for a seated dinner, not just its maximum capacity.
- Ask which parts of the venue are exclusively yours on the day, and at what time.
- Check whether the venue provides catering or whether you bring in a caterer, and who holds the relevant licences.
- Walk through the wet-weather plan if any part of the celebration is outdoors.
- Ask about music hours and any noise limits, and who confirms them locally.
- For religious ceremonies, ask the venue which parish or chapel is involved and confirm current requirements with the competent authority.
- Ask about access: whether guests arriving by car can park, and whether the venue can arrange transport from the port.
- Check whether the venue can accommodate guests overnight or whether you need to book rooms elsewhere.
Getting guests to Aegina and where the celebration fits
Guests coming by ferry will most likely arrive at Aegina's main port, so ask each venue how the transfer from there works. The ferry is the variable you can't control, so read our guide to ferries for wedding guests for help thinking through routes, buffers and backup days.
For some couples, the villa route is the right one: a private property where the ceremony, dinner and accommodation sit in one place. Our guide to wedding villas in Greece sets out when a private villa beats a hotel, which is worth reading alongside the villa listings above.
For the fuller picture of the island, including the areas each venue sits in, see our Aegina destination page.
Tell us your headcount, your preferred date and a short brief, and we'll point you to the venues whose listings fit.
Planning questions
How do we choose between a taverna and a villa in Aegina?
Start with the guest count and whether you need accommodation on site. Villas suit smaller weddings where the group stays together, while tavernas and restaurants handle larger seated dinners. Ask each venue what it can host for a seated meal, not just its stated maximum.
What should we ask about religious ceremonies at these venues?
Ask which chapel, parish or town hall is involved and who arranges permissions. Requirements can change, so confirm current rules with the competent authority, whether that is the parish, the municipality or the registry office, before you finalise your date.
What ferry details matter when choosing an Aegina wedding venue?
Guests coming by ferry will most likely arrive at the main port, so check how far each venue is from there and whether transport is arranged. Build buffer time around the last sailing, and have a backup plan for guests who miss a crossing.
