Poros Travel Guide

Perched atop the hill of Sferia, the 1927 Poros Clock Tower offers panoramic views of the harbour and Peloponnesian coast. Visit at sunset to capture the golden light illuminating the charming island landscape.

Explore remnants of a 19th-century Russian naval station that supported Greece's fight for independence. Enjoy the golden beach alongside history, with the option to swim to nearby Daskalio islet and its chapel.

This 18th-century monastery showcases a rare gilded iconostasis and played a crucial role in Greece's independence. Explore its serene grounds before unwinding at adjacent Monastiri Beach.

This 18th-century monastery houses a magnificent gilded iconostasis crafted in Asia Minor. Explore its tranquil grounds surrounded by pine forest and enjoy panoramic sea views.

This ancient sanctuary, built around 520 BC, was a major religious centre and the final refuge of orator Demosthenes. Explore temple foundations while enjoying panoramic views of the Saronic Gulf and Peloponnese.

This unique museum showcases an impressive collection of shells from Greek and international waters. Explore marine biodiversity through curated displays in a historic neoclassical setting.

Aliki Beach welcomes families with its sandy shores and crystal-clear shallow waters. Rent a canoe to explore the coastline before enjoying fresh seafood at one of the beachside tavernas.

Relax beneath the historic Zoodochos Pigi Monastery at this tranquil shingle beach with crystal-clear waters. Arrive early for a sunbed or bring your umbrella to enjoy stunning views of the Peloponnese coast.