Information
Language
Greek
Currency
Euro
Time difference
+2hr
Local beer
£4.20
Meal for two
£52.00
Average flight time
3.5 hrs
A traditional town
Make your way to Poros for traditional vibes, stunning arhitecture, and great food. Along the waterfront, souvenir shops, cafés and restaurants pepper the streets. So you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to picking somewhere perfect to have a flavour-filled Greek meal or a coffee.
Ancient finds
Although what remains of The Temple of Poseidon is pretty much ruins now, these crumbling columns offer a glimpse into the island’s ancient past. With rolling hills and olive trees, it’s no surprise the Greeks chose this peaceful plot as their place of worship all those years ago.
Lazy days
For beach-lovers, bays like Askeli and Love promise scenic swimming spots, while Poros got laidback dining and food-filled afternoons covered. While there might not be an A-Z of action-packed activities here, days in Poros are all about enjoying the simple things.
What is Poros Island like for holidays?
Poros Island holidays offer traditional Greek island charm, lush pine forests and a relaxed pace of life. Smaller and less crowded than other islands, Poros is ideal for those looking for tranquillity and scenic coastal views.
Is Poros good for couples?
Yes, Poros is a favourite for couples seeking a romantic and peaceful island getaway. Its scenic waterfront, sunsets and traditional architecture create a memorable escape.
What are the beaches like on Poros Island?
Poros Island has a variety of beaches ranging from sandy bays to quieter pebbly coves. Many have clear waters perfect for swimming, paddleboarding and sunbathing.
When is the best time to visit Poros Island?
The best time to visit is between May and September when weather conditions are warm and ideal for beach days and island exploration.
What can you do on Poros Island?
Visitors can swim, snorkel, take boat trips around the island, explore the main town, dine at seaside tavernas and enjoy scenic walks with sea views.