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Ermioni sits on the Peloponnese mainland coast opposite Hydra — a small port town built on a pine-covered peninsula with two natural harbours, one on each side. The southern bay handles charter boats, with a row of fish tavernas along the quay and the village fishing fleet anchored alongside. The peninsula tip is a public park with walking paths under tall Aleppo pines and views back across the gulf to Hydra and Spetses. Ermioni is a 30-minute sail from Hydra, an hour from Spetses, and a useful provisioning stop on any Saronic loop. Season runs April through October.
Halieis, an ancient archaeological site located just outside Ermioni, offers a fascinating glimpse into the region's rich history and cultural heritage. Once a thriving ancient city, Halieis flourished during the classical period and played a significant role in maritime trade and commerce. Today, visitors can explore the remnants of this ancient settlement, including the remains of city walls, houses, streets, and public buildings. One of the most notable features of Halieis is the Temple of Apollo, a Doric-style temple dedicated to the god of light and the arts. As you wander through the ruins, you'll feel a sense of awe and wonder at the scale of the ancient city and the ingenuity of its inhabitants. With its captivating history and stunning archaeological remains, Halieis offers an immersive journey into the past and a deeper understanding of the cultural legacy of Ermioni.
