Beaches of Spetses
Spetses offers a wide variety of beaches for every taste — crystal-clear waters, organised beaches, and hidden gems in remote locations all around the island. Many beaches are also accessible by boat from Dapia.
Main beaches
Agia Marina
About 10 minutes from Dapia, Agia Marina has evolved into a luxurious organised beach offering watersports, restaurants and bars. Crystal-clear waters with a sandy beach and a rocky seabed.
Agia Paraskevi
With its picturesque church, considered by many the most beautiful beach on the island. Pine trees reaching the sea, large pebbles and dreamy waters. An organised beach with sunbeds and beach bar, accessible by bus and boat.
Agioi Anargyroi
The longest beach on Spetses. A variety of sand and small pebbles, organised with watersports, bar and restaurant. Accessible by boat and the bus line from the town beach of Agios Mamas.
Agios Mamas
The town beach of Spetses, next to the main harbour, is preferred by locals. Easily accessed, sandy, and provides an accessibility ramp for people with movement difficulties — the ramp works with a remote control provided by the Municipality of Spetses on request.
Agios Nikolas
A small town beach en route to the Old Harbour and amongst old mansions, ideal for a quick swim — either from the beach or from the small pier on the side.
Anastasi
Next to the magenta-coloured church. Although unorganised, the serenity of sitting under the eucalyptus trees makes it an excellent choice for a quiet swim.
Zogeria
Zogeria's main beach is in a small bay, organised with a traditional taverna open in summer. Sandy beach, turquoise waters and surrounding pine forest — many visitors' favourite. The larger bay is mostly accessed by boat.
Xilokeriza
On the uninhabited side of the island, just before Agioi Anargyroi. Bus stop at the top of the beach, on the central road. An organised beach with small white pebbles and crystal-clear waters.
Kaiki
At the entrance of the Anargirios School. An organised and easily accessed beach with a rocky seabed. Ideal for a day at the beach with music, dancing, beach volley and watersports.
Scholes
The beach in front of the Anargirios School. No longer organised, but always full of locals and mostly children who enjoy the sandy beach and jumping off the pier.
Tsakonas
After Agia Paraskevi, in a remote bay. Requires a hike to access on foot; best accessed by private boat. Its beauty makes the effort worth it.
Access
Beaches are reached by the following means:
- Daily boat service from Dapia to the remote beaches (Agia Paraskevi, Agioi Anargyroi, Zogeria).
- On foot from town to the closer beaches (Agios Mamas, Agios Nikolas, Poseidonio, Scholes).
- By the bus serving the route Agios Mamas – Agia Paraskevi – Agioi Anargyroi – Xilokeriza.
- By sea taxi from Dapia for direct transport along the coastline.
