What to know
Halkidiki Greece is a verdant peninsula located on the northern side of the country.
It has been a popular destination among the locals for a long time, mainly due to its short distance from Thessaloniki, the second-largest city in Greece.
Standing out for its beautiful seaside resorts and exotic beaches, this area is one of a kind!
The peninsula is divided into three smaller peninsulas, Kassandra, Sithonia, and Athos.
The first is the busiest one, the second is more secluded and popular for camping, while the third one hosts a closed monastic community that can only be accessed by male travelers under special permission.
What to do
Cruises are the most planned activity since tourists don’t want to miss out on this unique chance for swimming, snorkeling, and magical seaside experiences.
Due to the region’s forests and quiet beaches, jeep safari tours are frequently offered in Halkidiki.
The activity of hiking is also popular, and hiking trails take hikers to verdant forests, mountain communities, tiny beaches, and historic archaeological sites.
Given the chance to explore the ocean floor, diving is another popular sport in Halkidiki.
What to taste
There are many different places to eat, including steakhouses and posh restaurants at 5-star hotels.
Taverns may be found in practically every town and on most of Halkidiki’s beaches.
They offer home cooking with local ingredients and wine a must try, don’t hesitate!
In Halkidiki, there are many places to drink, but they are mostly focused in the resorts that draw the most visitors, like Sani, Kallithea, Pefkohori, Neos Marmaras, Haniotis, and others.
You should definitely try the meals at ‘To Limanaki‘ Taverna, one of the many respected seafood restaurants overlooking the sea. The location of the tavern is in the Neos Marmara
You will undoubtedly be charmed by Halkidiki. Select one of our adventures, and we’ll transport you to a sea, nature, and fun-filled world!