Poros

Built around a sheltered harbour, Poros grew into the principal town of a small island pair in Greece’s Saronic Gulf. Its waterfront rises up a hillside beneath the town’s familiar clock tower, while the narrow Poros Strait separates the island from the Peloponnese coast at Galatas. Poros is formed by the adjoining islands of Sphairia and Kalaureia; the latter is associated with the ancient Sanctuary of Poseidon, once an important religious centre. Ferries, fishing boats and cafés keep the harbour at the centre of daily life. Continue with other webcams from Attica to see how this island corner of the Saronic Gulf connects with the wider coast.

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