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Spetses

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Natural beauty and rich history

Elegant and full of history, Spetses is one of the Saronic Gulf’s most distinguished islands. Known for its car-free streets, horse-drawn carriages, and grand mansions, it radiates a nostalgic charm reminiscent of another era. Spetses played a key role in the Greek War of Independence, and its maritime legacy is felt in every corner—from the historic Dapia port to the Bouboulina Museum. Enjoy leisurely walks along the scenic coastline, discover secluded beaches, and indulge in delicious cuisine at waterfront tavernas.

Whether you’re drawn by culture, natural beauty, or refined island living, Spetses offers a sophisticated escape that’s rich in soul.

Beaches

Sights

Beaches

Agioi Anargyroi

Beaches

Bekiri Cave

Beaches

Agios Mamas

Beaches

Agia Marina

Renovated and cosmopolitan, Agia Marina beach offers a variety of options for food, drinks, and water sports. It is organized, with umbrellas and sun loungers, and provides easy access.

Beaches

Zogeria

The bay of Zogeria ends in a beautiful sandy beach, with calm turquoise waters and pine trees all around. The beach is organized and features a restaurant that operates during the tourist season.

Beaches

Kaiki

Kaiki is an organized beach with crystal-clear waters, located right across from the entrance to the Anargyrios & Korgialenios School. It offers a restaurant, bar, and café, and visitors can also enjoy various water sports.

Sights

Church of Agios Nikolaos

Sights

Bouboulina Museum

At the Bouboulina Museum, visitors can discover the story of the legendary female captain and admire collections of weapons, old books, porcelain, personal letters, and other artifacts. A highlight is the magnificent Florentine carved ceiling of the great hall. For international visitors, her story is available in print in 25 languages, and private tours of the mansion can also be arranged.

Sights

Dapia Square

An imposing and iconic square, Dapia is a reference point for both locals and visitors. It once served as the island’s gunnery, as evidenced by the cannons dating back to the Revolution of 1821. Today, it is the first place visitors see upon arriving at the port of Spetses. It’s the perfect starting point for a walk through the island’s picturesque streets toward the interior and the southern beaches, with shops and cafés all around.

Sights

Chapel of Panagia Armata

Located in a prominent position in the Old Port area, the chapel of Panagia Armata was built between 1826 and 1830 to honor the Virgin Mary. It is celebrated every year on September 8, the day of her birth, and is also dedicated to the anniversary of the naval battle of Spetses, when the island’s ships successfully repelled the Ottoman fleet.

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