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I Need One villa minimum in
Hydra and One minimum in Spetses
Hydra caters to both Hydriots (the
locals) and international tourists with
all types of flavours, interests and
requirements. The main town, which
is known as Hydra Port, has a small
population of less than 4,000
inhabitants. As one of the Saronic
Islands in Greece, it’s only separated
by the Peloponnese with just a slight
water strip, and its sweet small
island hamlets and villages include
Episkopi, Palamidas and Molos.
There’s lots to do here in Hydra, from
hiking to historic house viewings,
beach picnics to scuba diving and
pamper sessions. For epic self-care
sessions featuring high-end natural
beauty goodies and top-notch one
on one services, this setting is a
great backdrop to a new you. Day
trips present as a great chance to
explore the best of Hydra all-in-one,
from mansion viewing to island
hopping and some shopping with
street scooters.
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Spetses was known as Pityoussa and
Petses in history, and in modern times is
a wealthy and healthy successful
settlement island. With only one primary
inhabitant location based in the town of
Spetses, and a relatively low population
count, this 27 kilometer squared
municipality is both unusual and
predictable, in a unique engaging way.
The town prescribes no private cars in its
limits and so strolling, cycling and even
horse-drawn carriages are all permitted.
This type of inner town dynamic creates a
lovely atmosphere for all travellers. Don’t
worry, you’ll still have access to taxis,
ferries and hydrofoils too. The beaches
are beautiful and naturally,
predominately enclosed. Explore the
closest beach to the town center, Agios
Mamas and Kaíki. You can enjoy a
wonderful array of watersports and
private dining with bespoke offerings and
of course, fresh local produce.