Halkidiki
This three-pronged region in Greece’s north is made up of Kassandra, popular with holidaymakers, Sithonia, known for its hidden coves, mountainous villages, verdant valleys and isolated beaches, and thirdly, Mount Athos, the only monastic state in Europe. As a whole, Halkidiki is rich in sparkling sands, rolling vineyards and a terrain perfect for active pursuits. Go cycling through the interior along winding pine-forest paths and over rugged hillsides, kayak at sunset across still, inviting waters, take a diving excursion for the day, or hop on a boat from Ouranoupoli for a tour around mighty Mount Athos. There are also ample cultural sightseeing opportunities, including archaeological sites and Petralona’s Cave, also known as the Cave of the Red Stones. For those wanting to relax on the sand, there is no end of stylish seaside resorts and blissful beaches, where you can spend days sunbathing, cooling off in the waters, and dining on fresh seafood right on the beachfront.
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Ikos Oceania
At Ikos Oceania, the ocean really does take centre stage. Surrounded by the topaz waters of the Aegean Sea, this chic, all-inclusive resort is fresh and contemporary, with airy open spaces that capture every aspect of the view. As [...]
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Ikos Olivia
Avoid any unexpected spending on holiday with a stay at the all-luxury, all-inclusive Ikos Olivia. Just under an hour from Thessaloniki airport, on a beautiful beach between the outstretched fingers of the Halkidiki Peninsula, the [...]
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Sani Beach
The six-storey Sani Beach is the largest of the five family focused hotels that make up the wider Sani Resort on Halkidiki’s Kassandra Peninsula. The only high-rise of the five, it’s a great lead-in option with a bustling, soc [...]
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