Moni is an islet in the Saronic Gulf. It is situated in the north of the Saronic Gulf, southwest of Aigina, at a distance of less than 500m from cape Perdika, and 1,800m from the port of Perdika. It is a sandy beach with pine trees, and many spots for swimming. The island is owned by the Holy Monastery of Chrysoleontisa of Aigina to which it owes its name (Moni is the Greek word for monastery).
What is special about this island is that it is not inhabited, but is the home of wild animals. Indicatively, The following species dwell on the island: deers, wild goats, kri-kri goats (Cretan feral goats), peacocks and squirrels, many of which are friendly- domesticated, and approach visitors. The western part of the island is full of pine trees, and the beach, which can be accessed from Perdika by small boat, is an organised beach
with sunbeds and a cafeteria. The eastern part of the island, that is to say, the part which is visible from Aigina, is rocky. The island is interesting for hikers / climbers. The peaks of the island are rocky and offer a panoramic view over Aigina - Perdika, the peninsula of Methana and the island of Agkistri.
