Halkidiki Peninsula

The Halkidiki peninsula with its three arms Athos, Sithonia and Kassandra is always associated with beautiful coniferous forests, sandy beaches, secluded coves, delicious Greek cuisine and typical Greek hospitality. The climate of Halkidiki is mild and the beaches are some of the best in all of Greece.

If you are headed to the Sithonia peninsula - you are not the only one! Every year thousands of Bulgarians, Serbs and Romanians find their dream vacation in this place - one of the three arms of the Halkidiki peninsula! Sun, history, wine and beaches - what more could a person want for a perfect vacation!?

If you want to experience your dream vacation in a nearby exotic destination, then head to the Halkidiki peninsula. 500 km of coastline with sandy and pebble beaches, guarantees you a good experience! Almost all beaches on the peninsula are Blue Flag certified, so you can enjoy unspoiled pure nature.

Kassandra is a captivating peninsula located in the western part of Halkidiki. It is connected to the rest of the region by the unique Nea Potidea Bridge. This village is the starting point of every traveler arriving here. Kassandra can hardly be called a peninsula, as it is completely separated from the territory of Halkidiki by the Gulf of Potidea.

Is it a myth or a reality - can a woman's foot step on the sacred peninsula of Mount Athos? After a short research online, it turns out to be true. According to the Constitution of the Hellenic Republic, and according to the Statute of the Monastic Republic, the only visitors to Mount Athos may be male