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More to know about Trizonia island
Trizonia is a small island in the Ionian Sea off the western coast of Greece, part of the Attica region. The island features traditional whitewashed stone houses, Byzantine ruins, and remnants of Venetian fortifications. Visitors typically arrive by ferry from nearby coastal towns and explore the island on foot, discovering quiet beaches, local tavernas, and hiking trails through olive groves and pine forests.
Trizonia island is located in the Gulf of Corinth, within the regional unit of Fokida in western central Greece. It is the only permanently inhabited island in the gulf, with a population of fewer than 100 residents. The island is accessed via a short ferry crossing from the mainland village of Agia Triada and lies approximately 220 kilometres from Athens by road and sea combined. Its protected natural harbour has made it a reference point for sailing routes between the Ionian and Aegean seas for generations. Editorial content is based on geographic and cultural sources current to 2025.
Destination Type: Island Retreat | Region: Gulf of Corinth, Western Greece | Access: Ferry only from Agia Triada | Vehicles: None permitted | Best Season: May to June, September | Primary Appeal: Sailing, hiking, authentic village life
