When to Visit
As applies to most coastal holiday destinations in Greece, Porto Heli’s season ranges from April to October, with July and August naturally constituting the peak visiting period. However, as Porto Heli is not an island and at the same time it showcases an abundance of privately owned villas -the summer homes of Greece’s movers and shakers-, it comes to life somewhat earlier than the Cycladic islands, and especially during Orthodox Easter it is usually extremely popular. April, May, and October are quite peaceful here and it is the best time to visit if looking to enjoy all the natural beauties of this unique land without crowds, which is full of blooming flowers and green forests during springtime. June, July, August, and early September are undoubtedly the high season, with the vibrant day and nightlife peaking on the weekends, which finds a beautiful sun-kissed crowd exploring the secluded coves, strolling down the coastal promenade, and frequenting the luxurious resorts. From mid-September to late October things calm down again, providing guests with all the beauty and joy, but without the summer heat and the numerous people.

Why Porto Heli
There are plenty of reasons to pick Porto Heli for your summer holidays, beginning with the fact that this ultra-chic and elegant destination can be reached by car, which multiplies your choices and options. Porto Heli offers all the perks of the Greek islands, the vibe, and the flair, but without the ferry itinerary dependency, which is quite liberating to be fair. The small hidden coves with the turquoise waters, crowned by pine tree forests, the picturesque harbour, the vibrant day and nightlife, the proximity to the famous island of Spetses, and the numerous luxurious accommodation options come hand in hand with amazing food, hospitable people, and various nearby sights of interest, making this an ideal choice for families, couples, and joyous companies of friends alike.

Porto Heli Experiences
This beautiful destination on Greece’s coastal map is full of good life opportunities, ranging from fun water sports and sightseeing to enjoying the vibrant nightlife of both Porto Heli and Spetses island in just a 10-minute boat ride time. Diving, snorkelling, and scuba diving come together with great hiking routes and forest walks. On the other hand, if a sunbed addict, the luxurious resorts of the area will offer an abundance of chances for sunbathing with a fruit-forward cocktail in hand. The stunning Ververontas Lagoon is ideal for all-day swimming and soaking up the famous Greek sun, while the gold sanded Chinitsa bay and the beautiful Kounoupi beach will surely live up to your expectations. Catch the sunset form Aghios Aimilianos with its picturesque church hidden among the trees or take the day to visit the nearby islands of Spetses and Hydra.