mastichas09
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I am doing some preliminary research on the beaches of Spetses ahead of a trip I will be taking next year. It's a small island and one that is easy to access from Athens. So, this is a good choice. It also seems really pretty. Here's what my research has pulled up:
Agia Paraskevi Beach: Pretty beach on the western side of the island, this small beach is surrounded by pine trees and has calm and shallow waters. You can rent sunbeds and umbrellas or simply lay your towel on the pebbles and enjoy the Greek sun.
Zogeria Beach: On the other side of the island, you'll find Zogeria Beach, a beautiful and sandy beach with crystal-clear waters. This beach is ideal for families with kids.
Vrellos Beach: If you're a fan of water sports, head to Vrellos Beach, located close to Zogeria Beach. This small but beautiful beach is perfect for windsurfing and has a natural bay that creates ideal conditions for the sport.
Kaiki Beach: Near the old port of Spetses lies Kaiki Beach, a small and secluded beach accessible only by boat. You can rent a boat from the old port or take a water taxi to get there.
Xylokastro Beach: Located on the eastern side of the island, Xylokastro Beach is the longest beach on Spetses, with crystal-clear waters and pine trees providing natural shade. There are several beach bars and tavernas where you can enjoy traditional Greek cuisine.
I also found a video about the beaches on Spetses:
Video is in Greek FYI -
Agia Paraskevi Beach: Pretty beach on the western side of the island, this small beach is surrounded by pine trees and has calm and shallow waters. You can rent sunbeds and umbrellas or simply lay your towel on the pebbles and enjoy the Greek sun.
Zogeria Beach: On the other side of the island, you'll find Zogeria Beach, a beautiful and sandy beach with crystal-clear waters. This beach is ideal for families with kids.
Vrellos Beach: If you're a fan of water sports, head to Vrellos Beach, located close to Zogeria Beach. This small but beautiful beach is perfect for windsurfing and has a natural bay that creates ideal conditions for the sport.
Kaiki Beach: Near the old port of Spetses lies Kaiki Beach, a small and secluded beach accessible only by boat. You can rent a boat from the old port or take a water taxi to get there.
Xylokastro Beach: Located on the eastern side of the island, Xylokastro Beach is the longest beach on Spetses, with crystal-clear waters and pine trees providing natural shade. There are several beach bars and tavernas where you can enjoy traditional Greek cuisine.
I also found a video about the beaches on Spetses:
Video is in Greek FYI -
... Just the other day Mykonos had 8 cruise ships docked simultaneously with no over crowding!!....so stated the Mayor!
