Spetses Town is the island’s capital and the point where nearly every journey begins, its waterfront arranged around the historic quay known as the Dapia. Step ashore and you meet the neoclassical Spetses that made its shipping captains wealthy and its heroine famous across Greece. This My Greece Tours guide walks you through the town’s … Read more
The best time to visit Spetses depends on what you want from this pine-clad Saronic island, and My Greece Tours built this month-by-month guide to make that choice clear. Spetses sits close to Athens yet feels a world apart, car-free and quiet, so its seasons matter more than on larger islands. Each month brings a … Read more
Choosing where to stay in Spetses shapes your whole trip, because this compact, largely car-free island rewards travellers who match their base to their plans. Arrivals dock at the Dapia, the main quay, and most accommodation sits within a short walk or carriage ride. This guide from Spetses specialists My Greece Tours breaks down every … Read more
Getting around Spetses defines the whole experience of the island, because private cars are restricted here and the streets belong to bicycles, horse carriages and pedestrians. This Saronic island near the Peloponnese moves at a gentler pace, and My Greece Tours treats that trait as its charm rather than a limitation. On Spetses you plan … Read more
Spetses has no airport, so every visitor arrives by sea. The most direct route is a high-speed Flying Dolphin from Piraeus, though travellers drive to the mainland and cross from Kosta or Porto Heli. Planning your arrival with My Greece Tours means matching the right gateway to your schedule, because Spetses rewards a smooth, well-timed … Read more