Porto Heli Ferry

Porto Heli Ferries
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More About Porto Heli

Porto Heli Greece (or Porto Cheli) is a small, seaside town on the peninsula of Argolida, Eastern Peloponnese.

This town started to develop tourism in the 1980s, when the Athenians were building their summer houses there. Now its residents deal mostly with tourism and fishing. Porto Heli is also connected by hydrofoil to some Saronic islands, such as Spetses and Hydra.

Porto Heli is built around a picturesque natural harbor in the prefecture of Argolida, Peloponnese. This harbor is very safe and usually has enough space, if you have a boat to moor and attracts many tourists every summer, thanks to its natural beauty, its facilities and the sightseeings of the area.

There are some interesting sites to visit near the harbor in the daytime and it is also possible to rent a mountain bike in order to explore the area.

Explore the surroundings, such as the nearby town of Kranidi, still untouched by tourism. In fact, Porto Heli is near many important places in Argolida, such as Ermioni, Epidauros, Nafplion and Mycenae.

This town has also some nice beaches, like Hinitsa, Costa, Ververoda and Maistraki. Some of them have umbrellas and fun activities, such as water skiing, windsurfing and sailing. In particular, a waterskiing competition takes place every summer in Ververoda Lake. There is also a good variety of cafes, bars, restaurants and nightclubs. In some of them, bands and singers perform live and owners throw parties.

The lively waterfront of this city also offers lots of activities, such as book fairs, shadow puppet theatres, fun fairs for the kids and concerts in the summer. People are kind and communication with them is easy, as in all Greece, even if you don’t speak Greek. Hand gestures have always been helpful.

Porto Heli is also close to Peloponnese islands and frequent hydrofoils to Spetses and Hydra leave from its port.

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