• The Askeli beach, where Poros Thea Villa is situated, is very popular during the summer months. It has many restaurants where you can take a break from swimming and sun. It is ideal for children, since the water is shallow and clear. At the end of the beach there is a big (out)sports center a marine activities where you can try your hand at water skiing or other sports. The beach volley is also popular and there is a special court for this on the main beach.

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• The beach Monastery is a bit quieter than the bustling Askeli Bay, and offers an alternative for those who need rest. Walking distance is the Monastery of the Life-Giving Spring, from which the beach took its her name. The beach has a small tavern to enjoy refreshing drinks. There is a local bus to and from the beach, so the access is easy.

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• Beach Canali is the closest to the town of Poros. Has shallow and clean waters and is excellent for children. There are several restaurants around.

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• Neorio is the second largest beach of Poros. It has many tavernas and restaurants, while the coast is groomed and popular with locals.

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• The Love Bay is a lively little cove, despite the fact that space is limited. The water is clean green and there are several pine trees that offer relief from the sun, when needed.

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• Russian Dockyard: this beach took its name from an old Russian naval base (ruins of buildings still exist). A small bar offers a break from the sun with refreshing drinks. It is very popular, with many boats and from here you can take water taxi to the town of Poros.

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• In the northern part of the island is the bay Vagionia. Access is difficult if you do not have your own vehicle, but you can rent a motorbike or take a taxi. Driving, however, is stunning with panoramic view from the top of the bay watching the endless deep blue. The beach is rocky , however, it is a great place for diving, so do not forget to take your equipment with you. There is a canteen where you can buy drinks and homemade Greek meze.