Ierissos Beaches

Ierissos has excellent beaches with awesome sand and clear waters. What's best is that they are easily accessible by car from Thessaloniki.

The statue of the fisherman located at the seafront of Ierissos having the deep blue sea and the blue sky as background.
photo: Municipality of Aristotle

Ierissos Beaches

A picture of an old cement pier on Drenia Island in Halkidiki.
photo: Tomisti / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Drenia Island Beach

Drenia is a tiny uninhabited islet with turquoise waters, a few beach restaurants, and lots of time. There is little other to do but lay on the beach.

A picture taken from the sea depicts people in the water and umbrellas and sunbeds at the Develiki Beach.
photo: YouInGreececom
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Develiki Beach

Develiki is a tiny fishing village with a quiet beach and a beach bar. Two nearby fish taverns are always ready to satisfy your palate.

A photo of sunbeds and umbrellas at the Nea Roda beach of Aristotelis Halkidiki.
photo: Kleszczu / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Nea Roda Beach

Long sandy beach just in front of Nea Roda with nice beach bars and some tavernas nearby. Nothing too fancy but it's a quiet and pleasant.

A panoramic photo that shows a part of the Voulitsa Beach at Nea Roda of Halkidiki.
photo: Chryspan at English Wikipedia
#4

Voulitsa Beach

Nea Roda

Voulitsa is a small sandy cove that can be reached through a dirt road. It has deep waters and interesting underwater life, so take your mask and snorkel.

An aerial image showing Ouranoupolis Beach as well as a part of the homonymous settlement.
photo: Marco Verch / CC BY 2.0
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Ouranoupolis Beach

The last town before Mount Athos, Ouranoupolis, has a fine-sand beach by a medieval tower. A nice beach without many tourists.

A photo of the sandy beach and a pier in Olympiada, Halkidiki.
photo: Dimitris Siskopoulos / CC BY 2.0
distant ≈ 32.1km
#6

Olympiada Beach

Sandy beach with clear waters around which Olympiada village has been developed. It has plenty of food and drinks choice.

A picture of the settlement of Stratoni that includes Stratoni Beach.
photo: Nicola Feola / CC BY 3.0
#7

Stratoni Beach

A well-organized beach with nice sand. There are beach bars, loungers, food, everything you need. Just bring your towel and sunscreen.

A photo of the Ierissos sandy beach taken among the trees on the shore.
photo: YouInGreececom
#8

Ierissos Beach

The longest beach in Halkidiki, here you can walk by the waves for hours. Developed and close to villages, clean waters, trees down to the wave swash.

A photo depicting a family to enjoy the sun and the water at the Kampos (Ladhario) beach of Pyrgadikia.
photo: Pyraechmes
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Kampos (Ladhario) Beach

Pyrgadikia

A large semi-organized sandy beach with a beach bar, as well as beach volley and soccer fields. Note: a few steps in the sea and the waters get deep.

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