Right up until the mid-20th century, only a tiny fishing village stood on the gulf shores – Porto Cheli. Later, it became popular among sailing enthusiasts, necessitating the construction of yacht clubs, refined hotels, restaurants, spa resorts and the like. Devoid of important historical monuments, Porto Cheli has earned the affection of tourists the world over simply for its magnificent beaches, calm bay waters, and fantastic climate.
Today, Porto Cheli is a destination for experienced yachtsmen and novices alike; the gulf offers terrific conditions for learning to sail, and it also has a great location relative to the islands of Spetses and Hydra, rich in sights and points of interest.
Today, Porto Cheli is a destination for experienced yachtsmen and novices alike; the gulf offers terrific conditions for learning to sail, and it also has a great location relative to the islands of Spetses and Hydra, rich in sights and points of interest.
Recommended boats for this region
Jeanneau, 2011
Sun Odyssey 36i
Lavrion Main Port, Lavrio
(Greece)
From 23/11 to 30/11
€
1 150
for 1 week,
bareboat
Beneteau, 2015
Oceanis 48 - 5 cab.
Lavrion Main Port, Lavrio
(Greece)
From 23/11 to 30/11
€
2 700
2 025
for 1 week,
bareboat
Beneteau, 2010
Beneteau Oceanis 40
Lavrion Main Port, Lavrio
(Greece)
From 23/11 to 30/11
€
1 300
for 1 week,
bareboat
Jeanneau, 2007
Sun Odyssey 45
Lavrion Main Port, Lavrio
(Greece)
From 23/11 to 30/11
€
1 300
910
for 1 week,
bareboat
Bavaria Yachtbau, 2008
Bavaria 50 Cruiser
Lavrion Main Port, Lavrio
(Greece)
From 23/11 to 30/11
€
2 000
for 1 week,
bareboat
Bavaria Yachtbau, 2015
Bavaria 41 Cruiser
Booked 1 time recently
Marina Alimos, Athens
(Greece)
From 23/11 to 30/11
€
1 450
for 1 week,
bareboat
