Ammouliani

An absolute hidden gem in terms of natural beauty, delicious food, and astonishing beaches, this place is the only inhabited island of Halkidiki.

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A part of Alikes beach on the island of Ammouliani including umbrellas, sunbeds, and the beach bar facilities.
photo: Dimitris Siskopoulos / CC BY-SA 2.0

Ammouliani Beaches

The umbrellas and the sunbeds of a beach bar at the Alykes beach of Ammouliani.
photo: Dimitris Siskopoulos / CC BY-SA 2.0
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Alykes Beach

Alykes beach hosts Ammouliani's camping. Its fine sand, shallow waters, and amenities make it ideal for families with kids.

A photo of the Agios Georgios Beach on Ammouliani showing a beach volley net, trees and a few umbrellas.
photo: Dimitris Siskopoulos / CC BY-SA 2.0
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Agios Georgios Beach

The green of trees on one side, the blue of the sea on the other. A decent beach bar with good prices. Not too crowded. Seems like a good deal.

A photo of the old small pier of Karagatsi Beach on Ammouliani island.
photo: Dimitris Siskopoulos / CC BY-SA 2.0
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Karagatsia Beach

Peaceful golden-sand beach walled in by bushes that take over the nearby hills. A canteen serves cold drinks. A lovely place.

Ammouliani Why visit?

  • Land owned by a monastery was granted to Greek refugees in 1925.
  • The only inhabited island of Halkidiki.
  • A small island with a surface of just 4.5 km².

Ammouliani Settlements

The village of Ammouliani and the coast and a small port for the boats.
photo: YouInGreececom
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Ammouliani Settlement

The only settlement of this tiny islet has 500 inhabitants, mostly engaged in fishing and tourism. Here you enjoy fabulous beaches in a calm atmosphere.

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