Hydra Daily Trips with Lobster Classic 38 Dixon Design

Spetses Island: Hydra has a crescent-shaped harbor, around which is centered a strand of restaurants, shops, markets, and galleries. Steep stone streets lead up and outward from the harbor area. Most of the local residences, as well as the hostelries on the island, are located on these streets. Wheeled vehicles are not permitted on the island, including but not limited to cars, motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, and e-bikes. Hydra, is an island of timeless beauty, it is renowned for its preserved architecture and car-free streets.
Itinerary – Optional Stops for Swimming:
• Agios Nikolaos Beach: A long, sweeping pebble beach that edges a bay surrounded by low mountains. The beach gently slopes to the water and the sea gradually deepens.
• Mpisti Beach: Set at the back of a sheltered bay and offers a gently sloping, pebble beach into shallow water. Also if you are more into the bay, it isn’t that deep so it is an ideal place for snorkeling.
• Molos Beach: A closed cove that shelters the rather extensive coast of Molos. The beautiful carnagio Tsamadou adorns the landscape, which, after renovation, has been converted into a residence.
• Mandraki Bay: The only sandy beach on the entire island. Also, a great lunch option due to the restaurant’s stunning location by the sea and amazing flavours.

Hydra has a crescent-shaped harbor, around which is centered a strand of restaurants, shops, markets, and galleries. Steep stone streets lead up and outward from the harbor area. Most of the local residences, as well as the hostelries on the island, are located on these streets. Wheeled vehicles are not permitted on the island, including but not limited to cars, motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, and e-bikes. Hydra, is an island of timeless beauty, it is renowned for its preserved architecture and car-free streets.
Itinerary – Optional Stops for Swimming & Lunch:
• Agios Nikolaos Beach: A long, sweeping pebble beach that edges a bay surrounded by low mountains. The beach gently slopes to the water and the sea gradually deepens. • Mpisti Beach: Set at the back of a sheltered bay and offers a gently sloping, pebble beach into shallow water. Also if you are more into the bay, it isn’t that deep so it is an ideal place for snorkeling.
• Molos Beach: A closed cove that shelters the rather extensive coast of Molos. The beautiful carnagio Tsamadou adorns the landscape, which, after renovation, has been converted into a residence.
• Dokos Island: Dokos is a small and essentially uninhabited island of the Argo-Saronic Gulf, adjacent to Hydra. It offers visitors the opportunity to swim in turquoise waters and gaze at the rocky shoreline and olive trees of the island, a uniquely beautiful setting
• Mandraki Bay: The only sandy beach on the entire island. Also, a great lunch option due to the restaurant’s stunning location by the sea and amazing flavours.

Spetses is a charming island in the Saronic Gulf, known for its beautiful neoclassical architecture, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant maritime history. Visitors can enjoy scenic views of the coastline, picturesque beaches, and the traditional Greek village atmosphere.
Itinerary – Optional Swimming Stops:
• Zogeria Beach: Crystal clear, blue sapphire waters offer an idyllic environment.
• Agios Anargiros Beach: The longest beach on Spetses. With a variety of sand and small pebbles, it is an organized beach with watersports, a bar and a restaurant.
• Ksilokeriza Beach: A seclusive, organized beach with quite deep waters, on the south side of the island
Lunch Stop: Old Port of Spetses, a picturesque, historic port with charming cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy a leisurely lunch while soaking in the stunning views of the harbor and nearby islands.