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Where do yachts depart from in Spetses?

The primary departure point is the Old Harbor (Baltiza), the only organized port for small yachts on Spetses. It is sheltered and naturally deep but offers limited dock space, especially in July and August, when arriving early (before 14:00) is recommended.

If a quay spot isn’t available, sailors often anchor off and take a tender to the town. Mooring fees range from €20–€50 per night, with water available via the port office but no shore power columns.

What islands and anchorages can I reach from Spetses?

From Spetses, you can easily sail to Poros, Hydra, Dokos, Agistri, Moni, and the secluded Zogeria Cove. Popular routes include the Argo-Saronic Gulf, with crystal-clear waters and hidden beaches like Agios Nikolaos and Ayia Paraskevi.

Hydra offers a charming town with limited docking, while Poros provides excellent shelter and fuel access. Dokos is ideal for quiet anchoring, and Moni features tranquil coves perfect for day trips.

When is the best sailing season in Spetses?

The best sailing season in Spetses runs from May to October, with peak conditions in June, July, and August. During high season, the Old Harbor is crowded, so early arrival is essential.

Weather windows are generally stable, with mild winds and warm temperatures. September and October offer quieter waters and fewer crowds, ideal for relaxed sailing.

What licence or skipper rules apply in Greece?

In Greece, a valid boat licence is required to charter, and an ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or equivalent national licence is accepted. For motor boats, a licence is mandatory; for sailboats, a licence may be waived for short trips under certain conditions.

Charter companies typically verify licences before departure. If you lack a licence, you can hire a professional skipper through the charter provider.

How do I get to Spetses from Athens?

Spetses is accessible via fast ferries from Piraeus (Athens), with stops at Poros, Hydra, and Ermioni. The journey takes approximately 2–3 hours, depending on the ferry type.

Alternatively, water taxis run from Kosta (Peloponnese), and easy sails are available from Porto Heli, Dokos, or Hydra. The nearest airport is Athens International Airport, with a transfer time of about 2 hours to Piraeus port.