Ideal for a quiet break or an activity packed holiday.
Porto Heli offers plenty of activities if you like to be busy or you can just relax and enjoy the peaceful
atmosphere. The village itself can offer modern bars or traditional
kafeneons, fast food or Greek cuisine, fashionable boutiques
or souvenir shops plus banks, hardware stores, internet cafes,
news agencies and pharmacies. You can go
to the open air cinema and during the summer months you'll
find various book fairs, musical recitals and puppet theatres
going on in the village plus the fun fair to keep you amused.
Water sports such as sailing, scuba diving, skiing and
windsurfing are all available or you can hire a small boat and
explore the picturesque coastline and the numerous beaches
suitable for swimming and snorkelling.
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The local bus can take you to explore the hillside craters in
Didima or the Frahiti cave in Koilada. Kranidi is the
business hub of the area and has maintained much of it's old
world charm whilst offering a wide range of everyday
facilities - you may see a donkey tethered outside the bank
whilst it's rider withdraws money from the ATM. Ermioni
is the site of the local weekly market and all the local
villages have their own celebrations, exhibitions and
festivals during the summer months. 
Argolis is an area rich in mythology and archaeology.
Some of the archaeological sites within easy driving distance
of Porto Heli are: Epidavros - the site of the best maintained
amphitheatre still used for performances today, Mycenae -
where the famous Lion Gate towers over the entry to the city
and you'll find the tomb of Agamemnon and Nafplion - which is where you'll see the
Palamidis
Fortress and the Bourzi Island Fortress, reputedly once a home
for retired executioners.
From your convenient base in Porto Heli you also have the option of
visiting the nearby islands of Spetses - home of the Greek
heroine sea captain, Laskarina Bouboulina, who fought the
Turks and Hydra - well known for the quality of the gold
jewelry and home to a number of artisans. Another
favorite location for a day out is Monemvasia - the fortified
city with it's Byzantine churches and cobbled maze of
alleyways.