Diving and Snorkelling on Spetses: The Island’s Underwater Sites

Spetses, Greece — Port of Copenhagen by Ioannis Altamouras

Diving and snorkelling on Spetses reward anyone drawn to clear, sheltered water and a rocky, indented coast. The car-free Saronic island is ringed by pine-clad shores where reefs, sea-grass meadows, and small coves shelve into water that stays calm and warm through the summer. This My Greece Tours guide explains where to snorkel straight off … Read more

Bekiris Cave on Spetses: The Sea Cave at Agioi Anargyroi

Spetses, Greece — Aerial view of the northern end of Spetses island, Greece (4

Bekiris Cave is the sea cave hidden at the far end of Agioi Anargyroi beach on Spetses, one of the small adventures that make the island’s green southwest coast so memorable. Swimmers duck through a low opening in the rock into a shadowed chamber where light filters across a still pool. This My Greece Tours … Read more

Agioi Anargyroi Beach on Spetses: The Island’s Famous Bay

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Agioi Anargyroi is the best-known beach on Spetses, a long sweep of sand and clear, deep water along the island’s green southwest coast. Families, swimmers, and day-trippers gather here through the summer for its organised sunbeds, watersports, and the famous Bekiris sea cave at the far end of the bay. This My Greece Tours guide … Read more