We are Bill and John, two young entrepreneurs with family ties. We were both born in Athens and continue living in this fascinating city. We have both spent our early years in the tourism and hospitality industry assisting our family in its hotel and tour operator ventures. Bill holds a bachelor in Hospitality Management and International Tourism and John holds a bachelor's in Marketing Communication. We are committed to greeting our guests with large measures of Hellenic Filoxenia!

Artisan Villa Aegina is a spacious 300-square-meter retreat that combines comfort, elegance, and the natural beauty of the island. Thoughtfully designed to offer both relaxation and style, the villa features a private swimming pool and a generous furnished patio with stunning views of the mountains, the sea, and the pool area—creating the perfect setting for outdoor dining, sunbathing, or simply unwinding in peace. Inside, the villa welcomes guests with a bright and airy living room, ideal for gathering with family or friends. The fully equipped kitchen provides everything needed for home-cooked meals and effortless entertaining. Artisan Villa Aegina offers three comfortable bedrooms, each designed for rest and privacy. Two of the three full bathrooms are ensuite, while an additional WC adds extra convenience for guests. Ideally located in a tranquil part of Aegina, the villa offers easy access to the island’s beaches, charming villages, and historical sites, while maintaining a peaceful atmosphere away from crowds. Its blend of modern amenities, spacious layout, and serene surroundings makes Artisan Villa Aegina an excellent choice for travelers seeking both comfort and authenticity during their stay on this beautiful Greek island.

Aegina Island, located just an hour by ferry from Athens, offers the perfect blend of convenience, charm, and authentic Greek character. Surrounded by the blue waters of the Saronic Gulf, it’s an ideal destination for those seeking a relaxed yet culturally rich stay. The island is home to the impressive Temple of Aphaia, one of Greece’s best-preserved ancient sites, and the vibrant Aegina Town, known for its neoclassical architecture, seaside cafés, and traditional tavernas. Just southwest lies the peaceful fishing village of Perdika, perfect for quiet evenings and fresh seafood. Inland, the old medieval settlement of Paleochora invites exploration with its scattered Byzantine churches. Aegina is also famous for its world-class pistachios, celebrated every September during the lively Pistachio Festival. This makes Aegina an excellent choice for accommodation, offering the calm of island life with easy access to Athens and nearby attractions. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or a base to explore the Saronic Gulf, Aegina provides the perfect setting for a memorable stay.