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Have low expectations
I think the only positive thing about Poros is that it is very close to Athens (only 1 hour by hydrofoil) and that it has good transport between the town and the near beaches. Otherwise, I didn't feel any special or traditional vibe there. In August, it was very busy and far less traditional that I expected.
Yes, Poros is a nice place for two or three days but do not have much expectations about the island. The best spot is the Love Bay, a tiny bay with blue green water and surrounded by huge lush trees. However, I felt the place was ruined by the umbrellas on the shore and the loud music of the beach bar.
You will not find any impressive beaches on Poros, just some small coves with umbrellas. Askeli is the largest beach but far too crowded and tourist, crossed by a narrow long road with the beach onone side and hotels on the other.
I was surprised on Poros that only the area around the town is developed. If you drive around the island, you will see large areas of pine trees and no houses for long. It is impressive that all activity is concentrated only in a small area and the rest of the island is so wild and pure.
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