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Saronic Islands

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The Saronic Islands are a group of islands in Greece.

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They sit in the Saronic Gulf. This water is just off the Greek mainland. Some people also include the islands of Hydra and Dokos in this group. Hydra and Dokos sit near the Peloponnese.

Many people visit these islands for a trip. They often stay in vacation homes there. Ferries carry people to the islands. These boats leave from Piraeus. Piraeus is a port in Athens. They also leave from the Peloponnese.

Salamis is the largest island in the group. It has a very old story. In 480 BC, a Greek navy fought there. They fought against the Persians. This was called the Battle of Salamis. The Greeks won that big battle.

Other islands in this group have names like Aegina and Agistri. You can also find Poros and Spetses here. Each island is part of this special sea area.

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