Attractions, Beaches & Things to Do in Sithonia Halkidiki
Neos Marmaras Halkidiki
The largest village of Sithonia with approximately 3000 permanent inhabitants that attracts almost 20000 tourists during the summer season.
Port of Neos Marmaras
Place to hire sailing or motor boats & a starting point for daily boat cruises that reach Pefkochori & visit beaches & islands of Toroneos Gulf.
Neos Marmaras Beach
A long sandy beach that offers numerous beach bars, restaurants, and entertainment choices.
Porto Carras Hotels & Marina
Famous hotel complex with top class facilities including a contemporary marina, which is the largest private marina in Northern Greece.
Parthenonas Halkidiki
A settlement that was abandoned by its inhabitants, but some decades later it was restored back to its authentic traditional character.
Lagomandra Beach
Divided into three smaller parts with 2 capes and providing natural shadow with pine trees, it's a sandy beach that gets deeper quite quickly.
Karidi Beach (Gulf), Vourvourou
Tiny gulf that hosts an almost exotic not organized, white-sand, shallow beach with turquoise waters.
Armenistis Camping & Bungalows
On the east side of the peninsula and by a golden-sand beach with pine trees reaching the shore, operates since 1982 a famous Greek camping.
Sykia Halkidiki
One of the most isolated settlements of Halkidiki is famous for the longest beach (1,5 km) that is located 5 km for the mountainous village.
St. George Church, Nikiti
A religious monument that reveals the influence of Mount Athos to Halkidiki over the centuries, but also the long history of Nikiti.
Archaeological Site Basilica Sophronios, Nikiti
Christian church of the 5th century that has fine mosaics which are still visible behind the fence.
Toroni Beach
A 3-km long thick-sand beach with waters that get deeper quite fast and stretches along with the homonymous village offering all the amenities.
Nikiti Beach
Long sandy beach in front of the homonymous settlement that provides access to plenty of food, drink, entertainment, and accommodation choices.
Ormos Panagias Halkidiki
Picturesque settlement famous for its turquoise waters and the small harbor, from where boats depart daily for the Mount Athos tour.
Sarti Halkidiki
Being at the edge of the east coast of Sithonia, it is famous for the numerous beautiful beaches which are close to the settlement.
Sarti Beach
On the west peninsula-coast, a sandy beach, 2 km long that hosts nice beach bars and offers many other amenities at the adjoining settlement.
Nikiti Halkidiki
Old and traditional coastline settlement of Halkidiki that serves as the official seat of the Municipality of Sithonia.
Trani Ammouda Beach (Livrohio)
Long fine-sand beach with turquoise and deep water as well as nice tavernas at the nearby villages.
Historical and Folklore Museum of Nikiti
Targeting to shed light on everyday life habits as well as the past traditions of the broader area.
Sykia Beach
1.5 km long sandy & shallow beach of the coastal settlement of Sykia that is located 2 km away from the main mountainous village.
Kassandra Halkidiki
With incredible beaches and nightclubs, Kassandra is a fitting choice for young people. That said, many calm villages make it a family destination too.
Agios Nikolaos Halkidiki
Typical village of the mountainous Halkidiki that preserves its traditional atmosphere but also seeks progress in the tourism sector.
Metamorfosi Beach, Polygyros Halkidiki
Typical beach of Halkidiki where the local flora and the pine trees reach the long sandy coast.
Kalamitsi Beaches
Wind-protected bay with fine sand medium-deep waters, and also hosting the famous camping.
Ammouliani
An absolute hidden gem in terms of natural beauty, delicious food, and astonishing beaches, this place is the only inhabited island of Halkidiki.
Drenia Island Beach, Aristotelis Halkidiki
Blue-green sandy beach of an uninhabited islet, hosting a restaurant & a beach bar in the summer.
Kampos (Ladhario) Beach, Pyrgadikia
A large semi-organized sandy beach with a beach bar, as well as beach volley and soccer fields.
Questions & Answers about Sithonia Halkidiki
Why Visit Sithonia Halkidiki?
- Gets its name from Sithon, the son of the God of the sea Poseidon.
- Its dense vegetation extends to the edge of numerous virgin beaches.
- Untouched beauty that justifies the famous saying "There is nothing like Halkidiki".