10:00

Dapia

Start in the port area, the heart of town and a handy starting point for finding your way among the waterfront, small squares, and shopping streets. Set aside about 45 minutes for the walk and watch the boats come and go and the houses’ architecture; access to the area is free. For coffee or breakfast, budget around 4–8 €.

If you arrive by ferry, leave your luggage at your accommodation or at an available storage facility before visiting the center.

11:00

Bouboulina Museum

Reach the museum on foot from Dapia in about 5–10 minutes and allow 45–60 minutes for the visit to the house-museum linked to Laskarina Bouboulina and Greek naval history. Admission, if required, may be roughly in the range of 5–10 € per person. Check the official website for visiting arrangements, availability, and the latest price.

The times are a suggested itinerary, not a confirmation that it is open.

12:15

Spetses Museum (Hatzigiannis Mexis Mansion)

Continue on foot for about 10 minutes to the historic mansion, home to collections devoted to the island’s history and culture. Set aside about an hour to tour the rooms and view the exhibits, which help place Spetses’ maritime past in context. Consider a possible admission fee of around 3–8 € and check the official website for prices and visiting conditions.

Between one visit and the next, plan a lunch break in the center: about 12–22 € for a simple meal.

16:00

Kaiki Beach

From the center, reach the beach with a walk of about 25–35 minutes, or by taxi or bicycle, checking travel time and service cost on site. Spend the afternoon swimming and relaxing on the shore; beach access may be free, while sunbeds and an umbrella may cost around 10–25 € per couple, depending on availability and season. Return to Dapia on foot or by local transport.

Bring water and sunscreen; agree on the taxi or rental price in advance.

09:30

Palio Limani

From the center of Dapia, reach the old port with a walk of about 15–25 minutes, depending on the route you choose. Stroll among the docks and boats, taking in the neighborhood atmosphere and harbor views; visiting the area is free. For breakfast or a drink on the seafront, budget roughly 4–10 €.

The roads may be steep and have uneven paving: choose comfortable shoes.

11:00

Agios Nikolaos Monastery

From the port, continue on foot for about 10–15 minutes to the monastery, a place of religious and historical interest for the island. Allow 30–45 minutes to visit the accessible areas, and respect the spirit of the site with modest clothing and a low voice. Admission may be free or may require a donation; check the official website or locally for any rules and visiting availability.

Do not assume access to every area: follow the posted instructions.

14:00

Agia Marina Beach

After a lunch break, reach Agia Marina with a walk of about 25–35 minutes from the old port, or by taxi or a local connection, if available. Keep the afternoon for swimming and relaxation; access to the shoreline is generally free, while renting sunbeds and an umbrella may cost around 10–25 € per couple. For a simple meal in the area or on your return, budget around 12–25 € per person.

Check the return connections on site and agree in advance on any transport fares.

09:00

Agioi Anargyroi Beach

From central Spetses, reach the beach, farther away than the other places on the itinerary, by local bus if operating, taxi, bicycle, or boat: times and fares vary depending on the service and the season, so get informed before setting off. Allow roughly 30–45 minutes for the road transfer and bring water, sunscreen, and cash for any services. Access to the beach may be free; sunbeds and an umbrella can cost around 10–25 € per couple, while a simple lunch may cost 12–25 € per person.

Check the official departure and return times and leave some margin for your return or departure from the island.