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Food Scene
This is a nice beach bar/restaurant, 10 minute walk from the house
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Καΐκι Beach Club
This is a nice beach bar/restaurant, 10 minute walk from the house
This is one of the best restaurants on the island, in my humble opinion. Friendly service, great Greek cuisine and excellent value for money. Try the fish soup! it's fantastic! Enjoy your meal with a table right on the beach.
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Akrogialia
ΣπετσώνThis is one of the best restaurants on the island, in my humble opinion. Friendly service, great Greek cuisine and excellent value for money. Try the fish soup! it's fantastic! Enjoy your meal with a table right on the beach.
Great tavern. One of the best on the island. Slightly on the expensive side! Don't miss the sea urchin salad or the fantastic spaghetti with sea food or lobster
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Patralis
Great tavern. One of the best on the island. Slightly on the expensive side! Don't miss the sea urchin salad or the fantastic spaghetti with sea food or lobster
Beach
Ligoneri is approximately 3 klm from the port of Spetses (called Dapia).
The beach that goes by the same name is one of the few on the island where you can enjoy the sea without any beach bars or music. Just pine trees that go all the way to the sea.
Ligoneri
Ligoneri is approximately 3 klm from the port of Spetses (called Dapia).
The beach that goes by the same name is one of the few on the island where you can enjoy the sea without any beach bars or music. Just pine trees that go all the way to the sea.
Try the Magus, in the grounds of the old School in Spetses. Great atmosphere away from road noise and great food and drinks.
It takes its name from the book The Magus by John Fowls - about a young Englishman teaching at the School. It's partly based on the author's own experience as a teacher in the School in the 59s
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Anargyreios and Korgialeneios School of Spetses
Try the Magus, in the grounds of the old School in Spetses. Great atmosphere away from road noise and great food and drinks.
It takes its name from the book The Magus by John Fowls - about a young Englishman teaching at the School. It's partly based on the author's own experience as a teacher in the School in the 59s
Sightseeing
Take a trip back in time to the Greek Revolution. Bouboulina was a key figure in the battles that resulted in the liberation of Greece from the Ottoman Empire and the creation of the modern Greek state. A woman captain that gave all her ships to the cause. This is her house!
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BOUBOULINAS MUSEUM
Take a trip back in time to the Greek Revolution. Bouboulina was a key figure in the battles that resulted in the liberation of Greece from the Ottoman Empire and the creation of the modern Greek state. A woman captain that gave all her ships to the cause. This is her house!
A 200 year old home of another key figure in the Greek Revolution. The museum hosts info on the islands history from antiquity to the present day
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Μουσείο Σπετσών
A 200 year old home of another key figure in the Greek Revolution. The museum hosts info on the islands history from antiquity to the present day
Neighbourhoods
Ligoneri is a cluster of 200 summer condos perched on a hill, offering spectacular views of the island and the coast of Peloponnese. it is serviced by a bus and a mini market during the summer months.
Ligoneri
Ligoneri is a cluster of 200 summer condos perched on a hill, offering spectacular views of the island and the coast of Peloponnese. it is serviced by a bus and a mini market during the summer months.
Consejos para la ciudad
Cómo moverse
There is a bus to the main port in the summer months
The bus runs from mid June to mid September, several times a day.
Qué empacar
Bring walking shoes
The walk to town is approximately 3klm through the coastal road. It's very enjoyable. Always take the bus back, unless you are very fit ! The house is on a hill and the last 300 meters are quite steep !
Cómo moverse
Rent a motorbike or an e-bike
it will make your stay far more enjoyable and give you a chance to explore the island. Spetses is a small island. The road that takes you around the island is only 24 klms (16 miles). You'll find some pretty nice beaches on the way (Ag. Anargyroi, Ag. Paraskevi ) and you can visit the Bakiris Cave, where legend has it, the locals would hide the women and children during pirate and Turkish raids )
No te lo pierdas
Take a boat to beaches around the island
Small boats take you around the island's beaches. They leave at noon (12:00) and come back at 17:00, giving plenty of time to enjoy the sea and the food at quaint little restaurants by the sea.
No te lo pierdas
Take a ride on a horse buggy to see the old port
Take a ride on a horse buggy to the old port of Spetses, through the sea side road, to find some great nightlife choices