Porto Cheli-Chinitsa, anchorage in Municipal Unit of Kranidi, Greece
Porto Cheli-Chinitsa, anchorage in Municipal Unit of Kranidi, Greece — photo 2
Porto Cheli-Chinitsa, anchorage in Municipal Unit of Kranidi, Greece — photo 3
Porto Cheli-Chinitsa, anchorage in Municipal Unit of Kranidi, Greece — photo 4
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Porto Cheli-Chinitsa

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Chinitsa (meaning 'small goose') sits tucked between the mainland and a small islet just a short sail from the lively resort town of Porto Cheli, making it one of the most sought-after anchorages in the Argolic Gulf. You'll drop anchor in well-sheltered waters with a mostly sandy bottom, surrounded by pine-covered slopes that give it a quietly secluded feel despite its popularity. Porto Cheli's tavernas, shops, and nightlife are easily reached by dinghy if you want a dose of civilization.

Based on AIS data

quiet → busy

Popular Times

How full it gets, by local hour — tallest when the most boats are here.

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  • Fullest around 15:00, emptiest around 10:00
  • Half the boats arrive by 13:00
  • 39% of visits are overnight
  • Typical stay: ~6h · max recorded 5 boats
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Plan a Passage

Popular

20 legs boats have actually been recorded sailing.

How busy is it?

typically 13th busiest of 16 nearby spots across the year

SepBusy
OctQuiet
NovVery quiet
DecVery quiet
JanVery quiet
FebVery quiet
MarVery quiet
AprVery quiet
MayQuiet
JunModerate
JulPacked
AugPacked
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