Porto Heli
If you're looking to visit and stay in Porto Heli of Argolida, you're in for a treat. Located on the eastern side of the Peloponnese, this small seaside town boasts a large port that attracts fishing boats and yachts in the summer, giving the area a cosmopolitan vibe. While there are a few organized beaches in Porto Heli, most visitors prefer the small, secluded coves that exude a relaxing atmosphere. Perfect for families and friends, it's no surprise that many Athenians flock here for their vacations and weekend getaways. Plus, the town's convenient location makes it the ideal base for road trips to nearby attractions such as Ancient Epidavros, Poros, Ermioni, Mycenae, and Nafplio. Book your visit and stay in Porto Heli of Argolida today and experience all it has to offer.
How To Get There
Buses from Athens to Porto Heli, through the cities of Nafplio and Kranidi, run frequently every day. Porto Heli is not directly accessible by bus from Athens; instead, one must travel via Kranidi or Nafplio. Kifissos KTEL Bus Station in Athens is where buses to Porto Heli depart from. Reaching Kranidi takes about three hours, and getting to Porto Heli takes another half hour.
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You must travel down the Greek National Road from Athens to Corinth in order to reach Porto Heli. Once you cross the Corinth Canal, you must continue on the road that leads to Epidavros. On the way you'll notice signs that lead you to Porto Heli through Kranidi. If you don't have your own vehilcle, take the oppurtunity to hire one.
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Ferries depart from Piraeus port (Athens) to Porto Heli every day; the journey takes two hours. Additionally, Porto Heli has ferry connections to Hydra, Poros, and Spetses. There are also local boats that go to Spetses from the small port of Costa, which is 5 kilometers from Porto Heli. These boats reach Spetses in ten minutes, leaving every twenty minutes.
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