The heavenly peninsula of Halkidiki; on the map resembles Poseidon’s trident; unfolds south of Thessaloniki and is divided into three smaller, impressive peninsulas (known as "legs") Kassandra, Sithonia and Athos (Holy Mountain). The picturesque villages, the indented coastline with golden sands, the turquoise waters and the lush vegetation make an image of indescribable beauty!

The cosmopolitan Kassandra is the most touristic "leg" of Chalkidiki. It has modern hotels whereas it is renowned for its lively nightlife. Beyond the tourist character, however, Kassandra has incomparable natural beauty: the beautiful beaches, the wetlands which are included in the Natura 2000 network, the Cave of Petralona and the dense pine forests create a place totally lovable! In the most popular tourist resorts of Kassandra, Kalithea, Polichrono and Hanioti are included. During your stay in Kassandra, you can visit the thermal baths of Agia Paraskevi, as well as Mavrobara Lake, which is a unique wetland, home to rare turtle species. If you love hiking, you will love exploring the lake, as around it there are trails unfolding in lush vegetation. However, Kassandras “leg” is of great historical interest: visit the Byzantine Tower and the holy water of Agios Pavlos in Nea Fokaia, the remains of the Zeus Ammon Temple in Kallithea and the Temple of Poseidon in Posidi.

More relaxed rhythms prevail in the middle "leg" of Halkidiki, in the romantic Sithonia, which is famous for its lush natural surroundings. Traditional fishing villages, picturesque harbors, green meadows, dense forests and beaches with pine trees reaching the sea water are the reasons why Sithonia is considered to be a paradise on earth! Those who love more cosmopolitan destinations should visit Neos Marmaras, with the luxury resorts and its famous bars, Gerakini and Sarti, whilst those who prefer small and picturesque villages will definitely love Psakoudia, Parthenon, Porto Koufo, Sykia, Vourvourou and Agios Nikolaos villages. During your stay in Sithonia, visit the Ancient Olynthus and Ancient Toroni. At the edge of the peninsula, the natural harbor of Porto Koufo unfolds; there every September the festival of Tuna Fishing is conducted. If you find yourself there while the sun sets, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a breathtaking sunset! If you love adventures into the wild, the beautiful Sithonia offers many beautiful hiking or mountain biking routes, passing through lush pine forests and steep slopes, with breathtaking views.

The eastern peninsula of Halkidiki, Athos, is famous for the Holy Mountain, the famous monastic state, with its long history and unique architecture, which fits perfectly with its unspoiled nature. The wooded hillsides and the steep, beautiful coastline with the amazing colors of the water create an unpretentious and charming place.

Less popular but equally beautiful the mountainous Halkidiki, which is known for its authentic charm, is an alternative holiday destination. The beautiful forest of Cholomontas, the beautiful mountain routes through pine areas, the gravel paths, the traditional stone buildings, the cobbled streets, the small churches, the clean air and the enchanting scents of the forest create a place of authentic and casual beauty! It is worth wandering around the picturesque Paleochori, Neochori, Barbara, Stanos, Taxiarchis, Vavdos, Paleokastro, Arnea, Vrastama and Metagitsi villages.

The beautiful, green peninsula of Halkidiki with the secular resorts and the traditional villages; the crowded beaches and the secluded shores, is waiting for you to explore its secrets, in a magical journey through images and colors ...