Property for sale in Poros, Kefalonia

Poros · Kefalonia

Property for sale in Poros, Kefalonia

Poros is a small port on the south-east coast of Kefalonia, at the mouth of a gorge below the mountains, with the ferry to Kyllini on the Peloponnese and a long pebble beach in front of the town. It is quieter than Skala to the south and more of a working place. It suits buyers who want a modest coastal town with a mainland ferry, in the same municipal unit as Skala and Katelios but with less resort character.

Golden Visa zone: from €800,000

Poros · Kefalonia

Properties for sale in Poros

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Islands

Setting

The town is squeezed between the sea and the hills, with the road from Sami arriving through a cleft in the mountain and the harbour at the southern end of the beach. The ferry to Kyllini makes Poros the shortest link between Kefalonia and the Peloponnese, which matters to owners who drive down from Athens. Skala and its sandy coast are a short drive south; Argostoli and the airport are about an hour away across the island.

Property

Poros offers houses in the town, older apartments near the harbour, and villas with sea views on the slopes to the north and south, along with plots on the hills. Portal averages in 2026 put the Eleios-Pronnoi municipal unit, which covers Poros with Skala and Katelios, at around €2,850 per square metre, up 7% on the year; within the unit Poros sits at the lower end, with fewer new-build villas than Skala. As an indicative band, new villas on this coast are offered at €0.45–1.1 million and plots with permit at €60,000–350,000. Buyers are mainly British, with Greek families from the mainland who value the ferry.

13 areas and villages

Other areas of Kefalonia

Where you buy matters more than what you buy. These are the coasts and villages we work in.

North (Erissos)

North-west coast

East coast

South-east coast

South coast

South coast (Livathos)

Argostoli & Lassi

Paliki peninsula