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Porto Heli sits on the inner Argolic Gulf at the southeast tip of the Peloponnese, 50 nautical miles southwest of Athens and directly opposite Spetses island (2 kilometres across the sound) — a small year-round town of about 1,000 residents built around a near-perfectly-circular natural harbour 800 metres across with one narrow southwest-facing entrance, making it one of the most sheltered natural anchorages in the Saronic-Argolic region. The town serves as the standard southern Saronic charter base and yacht moorings. The seafront holds a 1-kilometre line of restaurants, the Amanzoe luxury resort 4 kilometres north (operated since 2012 by Aman Resorts), and the smaller Nikki Beach. The most-rated beach swim within day-sail distance is Kosta Beach 5 kilometres east at the ferry port to Spetses. Porto Heli is 30 minutes from Spetses by sail. Season runs May through October.
Located in Porto Heli Marina, Kritikos Supermarket offers everything you need after a long day at sea. From fresh fruits, vegetables, and local products to snacks, this market also supplies essential provisions for boats docked in the marina. It’s a favorite shopping spot for both locals and tourists.
La Marina is a chic boutique in Porto Heli offering a wide range of summer clothing and accessories. The store features fun and colorful options for beachwear, making it a go-to spot for stylish vacationers. With light and breezy pieces that reflect the essence of the sea, La Marina offers both casual items and perfect outfits for making a fashionable statement at the beach.
The beachfront walk at Porto Heli Marina is an ideal spot to explore the natural beauty of the area. You can enjoy stunning sea views and relax at the seaside cafés along the way. The path offers a breathtaking view, especially at sunset, making it a perfect location for a romantic evening stroll.
