Tyros is a tourist town and municipality in Arcadia, Peloponnese, Greece. It lies in the heart of Kynouria, between the Parnon mountains and the Myrtoan Sea.
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Harbor KorÃnthou is artificial, its entrance is open E and protected by a windward W breakwater 540 m long, which extends NE for 255 m and continues E for 285 m. Its outer side, protected by rock ballasting, has a parapet and the inner side is quayed.
Poros town harbor provides an excellent shelter but, because of the constant traffic of large and small ferries, there is an almost continual wash caused by their wakes. Also, during south winds, there can be gusts.
The harbor of Aegina, being close to Athens, is always crowded - especially at weekends. Yachts moor stern / bow-to using their anchors either on the North quay, where there are depths of 2.
The harbor of Hydra is always very crowded in high season and is best avoided at that time. Early spring is the best time to visit, when it is usually possible to moor either on the south quay or the inside of the north breakwater (where, however, it shallows as you go further in).
The Old Harbor or Báltiza is the only yacht harbor in the island. It is almost always crowded and has been used for a long time.
Karathona bay is a climbing field south of Nafplio.It is an ideal venue with routes for everyone, experienced or not.
As Poros town is built on a small peninsula surrounded by quays, along the south and northwest sides, the harbour provides excellent shelter all year round. The closest airport to Poros island is the International Airport of Athens (IATA: ATH) and from the airport or the city centre, visitors can go to the port of Piraeus and take the ferry to Poros.
Aegina Harbour, being close to Athens, is always crowded - especially during weekends. Yachts moor stern/bow-to using their anchors either on the north quay, where there are depths of 2.
The entrance is open NE, it has a width of about 30 m and depths of less than 1 m along the axis. The small harbor is protected from the N by a windward curved mole extending N for 50 m and then E for another 100 m.
Skala is the second port in Agistri, along with Milos. Îœooring in Skala`s port is recommended for smaller boats, because it is quite shallow and has reefs right in front of the port`s entrance.
The theater of Isthmia was constructed in 390 BC and is a Greek and Roman theater. In this area there is the temple of Poseidon.
The Theater of Epidaurus was built in 340 BC. It is situated in the archaeological site of the Sanctuary of Asklepios, a half-hour away from Nafplio.
The museum is located within the archaeological site of Ancient Corinth. The exhibition consists of two main galleries housing sculpture, ceramics, and minor objects from prehistoric through medieval date deriving from excavations in and around Corinth.
Saint Nektarios (1846–1920) Metropolitan of Pentapolis and Wonderworker of Aegina, was officially recognised as a Saint by the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople in 1961. His Feast Day is celebrated every year on 9 November.
Mardraki is an attractive anchorage less than a mile East of Hydra Harbor. It is exposed, however, to the North Anchor in 3-6 m over sand, weed, and mud.
Zoyioryia Bay is a lovely deep cove. The water is very clear and you are surrounded by a pine forest).
The Monastery of Dormition (Kimisi Theotokou), stands the middle of the quayside in Hydra's port. It was founded around 1645, based on the plans of Venetian and Genoese architects.
The Temple of Aphaia is considered to be one of the architectural wonders of ancient Greece. The architecture of the temple is in the Doric style but an influence of the Ionic culture is prominently seen as well.
The ruins of ancient Corinth are spread around the rock of Acrocorinth, which forms a natural acropolis for the city. The archeological site of Acrocorinth is composed of ruins of the Temple of Aphrodite, the Temple of Apollo, a stone minaret and many more remarkable excavations of the ancient times.
The Winery of Nemea was founded in 11/05/1937 and originally had 70 members. In 1959, in collaboration with the Greek Wine Institute, the Cooperative Winery made ​​the first experimental bottling of Agiorgitiko.
The main pedestrian street of Vasileos Konstantinou (King Constantine) is a reference point in each exploration of the old town Of Nafplio. It ends in the cobbled Syntagma Square, the meeting point which reminds an Italian piazza.
Dapia is the heart of Spetses Town and the new harbor of the island. Above Dapia the panoramic neighborhood of Kastelli rises.
Palaia Epidavros, meaning Old Epidavros, is a small, calm and picturesque town on the coast of Saronikos bay, full of olive and orange trees. In its small port, yachts and sailing boats tie up near the fishing boats.
A renowned rustic barbecue house in the heart of Poros town, within walking distance from the main harbour. The family’s butcher shop supplies the house with its finest products, everything is grilled on coals and the portions are hearty.
Sinialo is a stylish cafe facing the port of Hydra. It serves coffee, drinks, snacks and a few traditional desserts.
Lagoudera, the previous name of Omilos bar-restaurant, was one of the most famous restaurants in Greece, visited by many international celebrities, such as, The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Jackie Kennedy, Maria Callas and Aristotelis Onassis. It is situated in an excellent location, with amazing sea views and atmosphere.
Stavento is one of the most popular clubs in the Old Harbor of Spetses. The club offers a splendid veranda with a view directly to the old harbor of Spetses, a part that reminds a painting, with the many and traditional kaiki boats.
Askeli is a wonderful beach, quite long with deep yellow sand and silky blue waters . There are bars, taverns, even a court for beach volley is there to please even the most demanding visitor.
The beach at Porto Heli is about 2 km from the village and attracts mainly Greek and foreign holidaymakers from the surrounding area. The sandy beach features umbrellas, sunbeds, a couple of cafes and water sports outlets.
A quiet beach at the peaceful resort village of Nea Epidavros. There are a couple of tavernas and a cafe near the beach.
Vagiona is a beautiful bay in the north part of Poros, near the village of Agios Nektarios. There is a road that leading you to the beach after some kilometers to the north of the village.
Kanali is located after a small bridge and it is only 5 minutes from the center of the town of Poros. It is a beautiful and organized sandy beach with taverns over the sea with a wonderful view.
Monastiri is located to the east side of the island. It is a quiet, organised beach with clear waters and picturesque tavernas.
The beach Kanakia is a relatively removed beach and in order to approached passes from a splendid way in the forest with beautiful view. The beach has very beautiful sea, clean waters and a very beautiful natural environment.
In Salamina the beach Aianteio is from the most beautiful beaches, with sandy clean waters and very organised. In the beach you will find umbrellas and deck chairs in order to you enjoy the swim and the sun bath in your summer holidays.
Neorio is located at the east side of the island, next to Vidi. It is the most picturesque place of Poros, full of pine trees reaching down to the beaches.
Poulithra is a picturesque seaside village, 9 km southeast of Leonidio, the capital of Kynouria of Arkadia and southern of Plaka. It combines harmoniously the mountain with the sea as it is located 2 km from the beach and is enhanced by the presence of the beautiful natural environment which surrounds the area.
The beach Lakkos is located in Arkadia, and it is big enough beach with pebbles and waters that have deep green colour. A lovely beach that deserves a visit.
The beach of Sampatiki with the graphic small port and the beautiful small settlement constitutes a point of attraction for many tourists during summertime. On the beach the small church of Virgin Mary can be found , while in the bight they tie up a lot of fishing boats.
Livadi Beach is the southernmost part of the Municipal Section Tyros and unfolds at the front of the homonymous small settlement. Livadi Beach has clear waters and beautiful natural environment that continues to the north mingling with the slope.
The beach of Tyros is one of the finest holiday resorts in Peloponnesus. It offers numerous hotels, apartments, tavernas and a colorful nightlife.
Further along from Astros, an area covered in olive, lemon and orange groves you reach Paralio Astros, a pebbled beach with crystal clear waters that attracts thousands of visitors. The fish tavernas, bars and coffee shops as well as the hotels on the coast will satisfy your every need.
In Nea Kios beach, since 1995, every summer takes place a backgammon tournament. It is organized by the NE Peloponnese Paraplegic Association in collaboration with the Association of Friends of Backgammon.
