Villa Laskarina | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Spetses

Walk from Villa Laskarina to Paralia Spetson beach in under five minutes, and you understand immediately why this 310-square-metre residence on the island of Spetses commands such devotion from returning guests. Eleven people can spread across six bedrooms and four bathrooms here, each bedroom with its own shower en-suite, arranged across three distinct levels that feel less like a rental and more like a private family compound on one of Greece’s most elegant Peloponnese islands.

Inside Villa Laskarina

Villa Laskarina sleeps 11 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The villa’s floor plan unfolds deliberately across three storeys, creating natural zones of privacy and shared gathering space.

Five bedrooms feature double beds, each with direct access to a private shower bathroom. A sixth bedroom offers a single bed configuration, also with its own ensuite. The arrangement means that even with the villa at full capacity, guests never queue for facilities or negotiate shower schedules—a practical luxury that transforms a week-long stay.

The kitchen runs the full width of the main living level, equipped completely for serious cooking. Marble countertops catch the morning light. Appliances are modern and responsive. The kind of kitchen that shifts reluctant holiday cooks into willing dinner volunteers, especially when you can arrange for the villa’s private chef to stock and prepare meals if you prefer to spend afternoons by the water instead.

Two distinct lounge areas provide separate conversational zones—one anchored by a sofa and armchair facing a television, the second featuring a corner sofa that can comfortably absorb an entire family’s evening decompression. Both open visually and physically onto the same terrace, so the division feels organic rather than restrictive.

Two dining tables serve different occasions. The first seats six guests for everyday meals and family breakfasts. The second, larger arrangement, accommodates eight and overlooks the pool and garden. Soft neutral tones throughout—cream, warm grey, pale stone—create an atmosphere of calm rather than showiness. The interiors feel lived-in and relaxed, the sort of space where guests shed their city-self within hours of arrival.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private pool occupies the garden’s heart, framed by mature greenery and positioned to catch southern exposure throughout the day. Sun loungers and parasols are stationed around the deck, arranged in small clusters that encourage both social gathering and private sunbathing. The water holds the warmth well into September, and even in May, it’s refreshing rather than shocking.

The covered alfresco dining terrace runs the property’s length, furnished with a substantial dining suite and additional lounge seating. This is where long lunches happen—where grilled fish and local wine extend into afternoon conversations that drift until sunset. The covering provides essential shade during July and August’s peak heat, transforming outdoor dining from an endurance test into genuine pleasure.

A separate balcony area offers additional lounging, positioned to capture breezes and views toward the water. On-site parking accommodates multiple vehicles, essential when arriving with a multi-generational group or large friendship gathering.

The garden surrounds the villa with established trees and flowering plants. Lavender releases its scent in the warmth of afternoon. The sound of the sea carries clearly on evening breezes. This is not a manicured resort garden but rather a mature residential property where nature has been allowed to flourish around the house itself.

Location: Spetses and the Surrounding Area

Spetses sits approximately 105 kilometres south of Athens in the northern Peloponnese, an island destination that feels removed from mainland Greece despite its proximity. Villa Laskarina’s central position places you within a two-minute walk of Paralia Spetson, the island’s primary beach, where golden sand slopes gradually into clear Aegean water. This beach hosts tavernas and casual restaurants directly along its length, eliminating the need to travel for lunch.

Agios Mamas Beach lies slightly further east, about 1.5 kilometres away, offering a quieter alternative with the same crystalline water and better conditions when the northern wind picks up. Kaiki Beach, 2 kilometres south, presents the island’s most dramatic coastal scenery—a cove surrounded by pine forest descending to the waterline, ideal for swimming and equally remarkable at sunset when the light turns the water copper and gold.

The Port of Spetses itself occupies the waterfront immediately north of the villa, a working harbour lined with traditional stone buildings, tavernas, and small shops selling everything from fresh produce to local handicrafts. This is the island’s social heart—where ferries arrive from Piraeus, where locals gather for coffee, where the rhythm of island life becomes visible and audible.

Cultural attractions punctuate the island’s geography meaningfully. The Bouboulina Museum, housed in a restored mansion near the harbour, commemorates Laskarina Bouboulina, the female naval commander who led Greek forces during the War of Independence. The museum’s collection includes period furnishings, naval instruments, and portraits spanning two centuries of Greek maritime history. The Spetses Museum, located in another traditional mansion in the town centre, offers broader historical context—prehistoric finds, Byzantine artefacts, and documentation of the island’s role in Greek independence struggles.

The island itself functions as a living museum. Motor vehicles are banned on Spetses; transport relies on horse-drawn carriages, bicycles, scooters, and walking. This enforced slowness fundamentally changes how visitors experience the landscape. You notice architectural details in the island’s stone buildings. You encounter locals by name across repeated visits to the same small square. The pace aligns with holiday rather than working life.

Getting to Villa Laskarina requires planning but rewards the effort. Athens International Airport (SKG) sits roughly 280 kilometres away—approximately a 3.5-hour drive to Piraeus Port in Athens’ southern quarter. From Piraeus, ferries run regularly to Spetses, a 115-minute crossing that provides your first genuine introduction to the Aegean’s scale and character. Alternatively, driving to the coastal town of Costa (approximately 2.5 hours from Athens) allows a shorter water taxi crossing of roughly 20 minutes to reach the island.

Seasonal considerations shape the Spetses experience significantly. April through June brings reliable sunshine, moderate temperatures in the high 20s Celsius, and water temperatures rising from 19°C to 23°C. The Spetses Festival, running May through September, brings theatre, music, and dance performances to venues around the island. July and August deliver peak heat—32-35°C—and peak crowds, with the most expensive ferry crossings and busiest beaches. September remains warm and sunny while crowds diminish noticeably; water temperature stays above 25°C. October offers beautiful autumn light and continued swimming conditions, though the water temperature drops toward 21°C and occasional rain becomes possible.

For destination inspiration beyond Spetses itself, explore our luxury villas in Greece and our full collection in Spetses. For broader regional context, read our Peloponnese travel guide, which details nearby destinations including Hydra, Poros, and the Argolid Peninsula’s archaeological treasures.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups find Villa Laskarina’s layout particularly functional. Three storeys and six separate bedrooms mean grandparents can rest undisturbed while adult children and teenagers occupy other levels. The two lounge areas and two dining configurations prevent the congregation into a single shared space that can feel crowded with 11 people.

Friendship groups of eight to eleven people benefit from the abundance of bathing facilities and the villa’s position at the island’s centre—no one needs a vehicle to reach restaurants, beaches, or cultural sites. The kitchen facilities support group cooking projects, essential when a group wants to prepare occasional meals together rather than eating out constantly.

Couples seeking privacy within a shared house find it readily; the six bedrooms scattered across three levels ensure that guests rarely encounter each other unexpectedly. The terraces and garden provide sufficient quiet corners for solitary reading or morning coffee before larger group activities commence.

Families with teenagers appreciate Spetses’ car-free environment. The island’s small size and pedestrian orientation mean teenagers can explore independently without parental anxiety about traffic or getting lost. The beaches and water sports available directly from Paralia Spetson occupy teenagers’ time productively.

Practical Information

Villa Laskarina accommodates a maximum of 11 guests. The property includes six bedrooms across three levels: five double rooms and one single room, each with private shower bathrooms. Four bathrooms total serve the accommodation.

Standard rental inclusions cover Wi-Fi internet access throughout the property, air conditioning in all sleeping areas, a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances, bed linen and bath towels, and comprehensive cleaning services. The property provides parking on-site, a working washing machine for extended stays, and pool access with sun loungers and parasols included.

Optional services available through Excellence Luxury Villas include pre-stocking the refrigerator with provisions of your choice prior to arrival, private chef or cooking services, maid service beyond standard cleaning, and airport or port transfers arranged in advance. Check-in timing is flexible; discussing your specific arrival requirements with the booking team ensures smooth handover.

The nearest supermarket, Spetses Mini Market, operates 200 metres from the villa, stocking fresh produce, dairy, bakery items, and international groceries. Multiple restaurants line Paralia Spetson beach itself, eliminating the need to travel for casual dining. Taverna Tou Fani, 150 metres away, specialises in grilled fish and traditional Greek vegetables. The Port of Spetses, a 400-metre walk, contains additional dining options ranging from casual coffee to more formal dinner reservations.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Laskarina

How many guests does Villa Laskarina sleep?

Villa Laskarina accommodates 11 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Five bedrooms feature double beds; one bedroom includes a single bed. Each bedroom has its own private en-suite shower bathroom, ensuring bathroom facilities never become a bottleneck even at full capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Laskarina in Spetses?

Athens International Airport (ATH), located 280 kilometres north of Spetses, functions as the primary entry point. The drive takes approximately 3.5 hours, reaching Piraeus Port on Athens’ southern coast. From Piraeus, ferries depart multiple times daily to Spetses, with the crossing lasting 1 hour and 55 minutes. Alternatively, driving to the coastal town of Costa (approximately 2.5 hours from Athens) allows a quicker water taxi transfer of roughly 20 minutes to the island.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Laskarina?

May through June and September through early October offer ideal conditions: sunshine, temperatures in the 23-28°C range, water temperatures between 20-25°C, and moderate tourism density. July and August deliver peak heat (32-35°C) and peak crowds, with higher prices and busier beaches. April brings Easter celebrations and emerging spring conditions but can include occasional rainfall. November through February experiences cooler temperatures (12-16°C), reduced ferry schedules, and many island facilities operating on limited hours.

Is Villa Laskarina suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool provides safe water access without commuting to public beaches, though Paralia Spetson beach lies immediately accessible for older children and teenagers. Spetses’ car-free environment eliminates traffic dangers; children and teenagers can explore the pedestrian-only streets confidently. The island’s small scale—roughly 7 kilometres long and 4 kilometres wide—means distances remain manageable for young walkers. Multiple tavernas around the port serve family-friendly meals without pretension. The abundance of bedrooms and bathrooms reduces crowding during bathtime routines with young children.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Laskarina?

Standard inclusions encompass Wi-Fi and internet access, air conditioning throughout, full kitchen equipment and appliances, bed linen and bath towels, comprehensive cleaning services, on-site parking, sun loungers and parasols, use of the private pool, and a functioning washing machine. Optional services—pre-stocking the refrigerator, private chef services, additional maid visits, and airport/port transfers—are arranged separately and incur additional costs.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Laskarina?

Villa Laskarina’s central Spetses location places dining and shopping immediately accessible. Paralia Spetson beach, 150 metres away, features multiple tavernas including Taverna Tou Fani (grilled fish and vegetables, family-operated for three generations) and To Steki (casual souvlaki and Greek salads). The Port of Spetses, 400 metres distant, contains additional restaurants ranging from casual coffee bars to dinner-reservation establishments. Spetses Mini Market, 200 metres away, stocks fresh produce, bakery items, dairy, and imported groceries. The town centre, a short walk north, contains additional small shops selling local handicrafts, newspapers, and beach essentials.