Pori beach, Beach in Laconia, Greece

Pori beach (Paralía Poríou) lies on the coast of the Nomós Lakonías prefecture in the Peloponnese, about 150 km south of Athens. It is a beach in the Laconia Regional Unit, facing the sea on the southern mainland.

Paralía Poríou, known in English as Pori, lies on the coast of the Nomós Lakonías prefecture in the Peloponnese, about 150 km south of Athens. The source records no medieval pirate history for this beach; its documented setting is this southern Greek mainland shore.

The beach lies on the Laconian coast of the Peloponnese, in the Nomós Lakonías prefecture, about 150 km south of Athens. Its Greek name, Paralía Poríou, is the one used on local signs, while visitors often shorten it to Pori.

The beach lies on the coast of Laconia, in the Peloponnese, about 150 km south of Athens. The climate is mild: July averages 28 °C, January 10 °C, and rain falls mainly in November and December. Approach from the land side, since the sources record no boat service.

The beach lies in Laconia, on the Peloponnese coast about 150 km south of Athens, not in the Cyclades. Its Greek name is Paralía Poríou, and the cape it sits on is the southernmost tip of mainland Greece.