Porto Heli is an elegant seaside destination in the Argolic Gulf, known for its luxury residences, marinas, and natural tranquility. Set against the blue backdrop of the sea and with close access to Spetses, it is a meeting point for travelers with high expectations, lovers of yachting, and the good life. With marinas, luxury hotels, and private villas, it attracts travelers who love discreet style and quality. Its natural beauty and cosmopolitan aura make it unique.

Porto Heli
Cosmopolitan escape to the Argolic Riviera – luxury, natural beauty, and relaxation
Porto Heli, also known as the “Greek Saint-Tropez”, is a cosmopolitan seaside resort in Argolis, ideal for peaceful holidays set against the blue backdrop of the Argolic Gulf. Featuring luxury resorts, organized marinas, and crystal-clear beaches, it is a favorite destination for high-end travelers and yacht owners. Its location offers easy access to historic destinations such as Epidaurus, Mycenae, and Nafplio, while being just a stone’s throw away from Spetses. Porto Heli is ideal for families, couples, and those seeking an elegant, safe, and calm environment for their vacation.
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The Riviera of the Peloponnese
Gastronomic journey in Porto Heli
The local cuisine of the area features a wide range of flavors and dishes from traditional and Mediterranean cuisine. Fish, fresh seafood, and a large variety of meats are harmoniously combined with vegetables and top-quality local products, cooked with the region’s excellent quality olive oil. The seafood risotto, sea urchin salad, shrimp, and other gourmet flavors served in selected restaurants in the area will delight you.

The best time to visit Porto Heli
The ideal period for a trip to Porto Heli is the period from Easter until mid-October.

How to get around in Porto Heli
Transportation options from/to the airport
Travel to Porto Heli by road in a private car via the Athens–Corinth National Road, and from the Isthmus, follow the route towards the ancient theater of Epidaurus – Kranidi – Porto Heli. Daily routes to the area are operated by KTEL (intercity buses), while you can also travel by sea via ferries, hydrofoils (flying dolphins), and catamarans, which depart from the port of Piraeus or the port of Zea during the summer months. Alternatively, travel by ferry from Piraeus to Poros, and then, via Galatas, continue by road to your destination.
Public Transportation
Discover the beauties hidden in Porto Heli and the wider area by private car or by walking through the picturesque streets of the seaside town.
Q&A
In Argolis, in the southeastern Peloponnese, in the Argolic Gulf.
By road from Athens (approximately 2.5 hours) or by water taxi from Spetses.
Yes, it offers safe beaches, quality infrastructure, and a quiet environment.
Water sports, gastronomy, cultural excursions, and day trips to the islands.
Ververonta, Hinitsa, Kosta beach, and beaches on the nearby islets.




