Sithonia offers a wilder more natural version of Halkidiki. Guides help you compare Nikiti Neos Marmaras Vourvourou Sarti Toroni and the many coves between them. You will understand driving times parking challenges boat only bays camping culture and where to find the clearest water. For couples families or adventurous travellers the guides show which parts feel calm lively or remote. Ideal if you want postcard views turquoise bays and scenic coastal drives.
Orange and Kavourotrypes in Sithonia: a stunning coastline that everyone wants to see If you’ve seen those turquoise-water photos from Halkidiki and thought “that must be photoshopped”, there’s a good chance they were taken at Kavourotrypes, often called Orange or Portokali Beach. This string of rocky coves in Sithonia is genuinely beautiful – and in…
About the trip A wonderful time travelling aboard one of our sailboats. Savour some breathtakingly beautiful locations along the shoreline between the Kassandra and Sithonia peninsulas. If at all feasible, we will sail in moderate breezes and stop at isolated coves and small islets for swimming, snorkelling, and SUP. The region is renowned for its…
Family days out in Vourvourou’s calm bays and Karidi Beach (Sithonia) – the honest, practical version Vourvourou and Karidi Beach are two of the easiest “yes” choices in Sithonia when you’re travelling with small children: sheltered water, lots of shallow patches, and plenty of low-effort fun (sand, shells, paddling). That said, they’re not stress-free by…
About the trip A wonderful time travelling aboard one of our sailboats. Savour some breathtakingly beautiful locations along the shoreline between the Kassandra and Sithonia peninsulas. If at all feasible, we will sail in moderate breezes and stop at isolated coves and small islets for swimming, snorkelling, and SUP. The region is renowned for its…
Quick parking reality check before you set off Parking in Kassandra and Sithonia is not hard, but it is easy to get it wrong. The two big problems are soft sand that looks firm until your wheels sink, and “just five minutes” parking that turns into a ticket or a blocked road. We are local…
How snorkelling tours work here (and why they help) Most organised snorkelling time in Halkidiki happens as part of a boat day. You’ll usually depart from a marina or small harbour, anchor in a calm bay, then swim from the boat with a mask and snorkel. The big advantage is access. You can reach…
Platanitsi and Armenistis: two remote turquoise bays at the wild end of Sithonia If you are already in Sithonia, you will hear people whisper about Platanitsi and Armenistis as the “extra” beaches – further, wilder, but with that Caribbean-style water. After more than 20 years driving this coast, camping here, and sending guests down this…
Wild east Sithonia: Sarti to Platanitsi to Armenistis If you like your Halkidiki with a bit of bite, this stretch of east Sithonia delivers. Think open sea, proper waves on windy days, camping culture, and beach bars that feel like they belong to the landscape rather than sitting on top of it. We are and…
Where and what to eat around Nikiti & Agios Ioannis when you really care about food Nikiti and nearby Agios Ioannis are where Sithonia starts to get seriously interesting for food. You have proper fishing villages close by, family-run grills, modern beach bars and a few places that locals from Thessaloniki actually drive down for…
Harbour-town buzz in Neos Marmaras with the quieter bays of Paradeisos and Tripotamos nearby Neos Marmaras is where Sithonia feels most like a proper harbour town: fishing boats, ferries, tavernas and late-evening strolls along the quay. Just a few minutes away, Paradeisos and Tripotamos beaches offer a softer, quieter side – low-key bays where you…
