Travel to Porto Heli, the cosmopolitan meet point of Peloponnese

Nestled in Greece's Argolida region, Porto Heli beckons with a rich past and vibrant present. Once a quiet fishing village on ancient ruins, it has evolved into a cosmopolitan coastal getaway. The town's amphitheatrical layout cradles a natural harbor, where luxurious yachts and sailboats adorn the azure waters. A symphony of colors unfolds as lush forests and towering mountains meet crystalline beaches, creating a breathtaking panorama.

Delve into history at the Fishermen's ancient city ruins and Franchthi's prehistoric cave. Religious traditions thrive at Agioi Anargyroi and the Assumption of the Virgin monasteries.

Seek panoramic serenity from Agios Emilianos church, gazing upon Spetses island. Ververonta, Hinitsa, and Stoupa beaches offer rejuvenation amidst heavenly scenery. Explore beyond, discovering Kranidi, the Katafiki gorge, and Epidaurus's iconic theater.

Porto Heli weaves antiquity with modernity, nature with opulence, inviting you to craft your narrative. Embrace the allure of Porto Heli's coastal elegance, where history harmonizes with luxury against a stunning backdrop.

Food and local cuisine

The local cuisine of the area presents a wide range of flavors and dishes of traditional and Mediterranean cuisine. Fish and fresh seafood and a wide variety of meats are harmoniously combined with vegetables and local products of excellent quality, cooked with the excellent quality olive oil of the area. The seafood risotto, sea urchin salad, shrimp and other gourmet flavors served in selected restaurants in the area will excite you.

When to visit Porto Heli

An ideal time for a trip to Porto Heli is the period from Easter to mid-October.

Moving from/ to Porto Heli

Go to Porto Heli by car via the Athens - Corinth National Road and from the Isthmus follow the route to the ancient theater of Epidaurus - Kranidi - Porto Heli. There are daily itineraries to the area via KTEL, while you can also go by boat, flying dolphins and catamaran, which in the summer months depart from the port of Piraeus or the port of Zeas. Alternatively travel by ferry from Piraeus to Poros and then via Galata go by road to your destination.