Ferries from Spetses to Methana
Offers, Timetables and Prices
The sea crossing between Spetses and Methana is temporarily not in operation by maritime companies partnering with NetFerry online services.
The island of Spetses, in the Saronic Gulf, is an important historical port for commerce for boats in Greece and the Mediterranean. The new port of Spetses is called Dapia by the locals and is the nerve center of the island. This port has amazing scenery, with lots of people coming and going at all times of day and there are cafes where you can enjoy watching the fishing boats coming in. The port offers daily connections to Piraeus, and the crossing takes about two hours. There are other connections available with Poros, Hydra, Ermioni and Porto Heli. From the port of Spetses, there are connec... [More information]
Address: Anargirou, Spetses 180 50, Greece
Directions: Google Map @ Spetses, port
Methana is an ancient city on the Peloponnese peninsula, well known for its thermal waters. It is rich in volcanoes and gas, like methane, which comes out of the surrounding mountains. History The first settlement can be traced back to 1500 BC and the remains of a Mycenaean settlement have also been discovered. Between 431 and 404 BC the Peloponnesian wars were fought here and an Athenian army commanded by Nicia built a fort around Methana, which was later given to the Spartans as established by the Peace of Nicia. Places to visit Methana has around 30 volcanoes in its vicinity and its possibl... [More information]