Poros
Luxury Yacht Charter

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Poros Yacht Charter

Lapped by the warm waters and embraced by stunning beaches, this Greek island epitomises the peak of elegance and charm of Greece. Nestled within the Saronic Gulf, Poros has long been favoured as a holiday destination by both Greeks and visitors alike, in part due to its close proximity to Athens. Measuring just 31 square kilometres, the small island is a blend of historical sites, lush landscapes, and a dynamic harbour town. Its accessibility, picturesque setting, and mooring facilities make it an idyllic starting point for yacht charters. From the verdant pine-coated hills to the quaint neoclassical buildings and inviting waters, Poros promises an enchanting escape for all.

Poros Charter Guide

Poros, with its storied tourism legacy dating back to the 1950s, remains a beloved destination. It’s not just an island; it’s the meeting point of ancient allure and modern Greek charm. Comprising two islands, Poros offers a unique twin-island experience that many have yet to discover.

Poros Town

Wander through the lively harbour town of Poros, where chic bars and cafes line the waterfront. The neoclassical architecture spirals into the hills, creating a dramatic amphitheatre-like effect, perfect for soaking up the island’s atmosphere.

Sanctuary of Poseidon

Step back in time at the Sanctuary of Poseidon. These ancient ruins whisper tales of a glorious past, offering a glimpse into the island’s rich historical roots. A must-visit for history buffs and curious minds who enjoy climbing the winding hills afterwards.

Neorion Bay

Break the tender out and discover the tranquil beaches of Neorion Bay and Kanali. Enjoy unwinding by these picturesque spots before heading on towards Love Bay for a leisurely afternoon swimming and sunbathing or anchored under the beautiful sun.

Dana Lighthouse

Embark on a hike from Rossikos Nafstathmos beach, a serene cove fringed with pines, to the historic Dana Lighthouse. Explore 19th-century ruins of the Russian Naval Station, a protected monument, before climbing the steps of the lighthouse, constructed in 1870, to take in the breathtaking views.

Hydra

Cruise to the nearby island of Hydra, home to beautiful summer residences crafted by Italian artisans, for an afternoon of leisure. Wander through its charming streets, swim in azure waters, and indulge in delightful local cuisine, all against the stunning backdrop of the Aegean Sea.