Experiences

Explore stunning locations and swim in the hottest spots of Chalkidiki by boat! This is the perfect escape, with the breathtaking coastline as your backdrop, to be at one with nature, discovering secluded beaches and spectacular cliffs, or simply sailing off into the sunset.

To get a true sense of the incredible destination of Chalkidiki you have to look beneath the waves. It offers excellent diving sites where you can explore the azure waters with incredible visibility and a variety of marine life. It’s time to go diving!

The only way to truly know a place is to go on foot or by bicycle. View Chalkidiki’s stunning vistas and rich landscape, walk along footpaths steeped in history, hike cliffs and follow trails surrounded by rich Mediterranean nature.

Akanthos was an ancient Greek city on the Athos peninsula, on the narrow neck of land between the sacred mountain and the mainland, to the northwest of the Xerxes Canal. It was the colony of the city of Andros around 650 BC and was one of the biggest and wealthiest colonies in Halkidiki and the most powerful harbour of the region. Ancient Akanthos stretched in three hills of the Stratoniko mountain, in an 560 acre area, approximately 600m southeast from the Ierissos settlement.

Ierissos, a hidden gem of Halkidiki’s third peninsula, is a charming coastal town that combines tranquility and historical significance. Its less touristy atmosphere provides a more authentic Greek experience, allowing visitors to interact with friendly locals. Ierissos boasts a history dating back to ancient times, with archaeological sites that tell the story of its past. The town’s cultural heritage is reflected in its architecture, narrow streets, and local traditions that have been preserved for generations.

The village of Ouranoupoli is situated on the coastline in the northwest part of the Athos peninsula. It is the last settlement before the border with the monastic state of Mount Athos (the Holy Mountain). The city of Thessaloniki is about 140 km from Ouranoupoli and approximately 140 km from the city of Kavala.

Within a short distance from Thessaloniki, only 130 km and with easy access from the port of Tripiti by ferry boats, the island of Ammouliani is located in the bay of Athos and is the only inhabited island of Central Macedonia.  It spreads across 4,5 square kilometres and looks like a paradise with low hills, olive trees and many beautiful beaches with crystal clear, turquoise waters. The main village of Ammouliani is built like an amphitheatre above the port, with beautiful tiled roofs, verdant gardens and little alleys to walk around.

Known as the birthplace of Aristotle, the city was founded in ca. 655 B.C. by colonists from the island of Andros. The ruins of the city lie approximately 18 kilometres (11 mi) northeast of the present-day village of Stagira, and adjacent to the town of Olympiada.

The Aristotle’s Park, a unique tranquil theme park of Halkidiki, is located in a most beautiful area with a marvellous view towards the Gulf of Ierissos and the whole peninsula of Athos. The park is dedicated to the famous Greek philosopher, Aristotle and featuring sculptures and a series of interesting instruments such as a compass, telescope & prism, which when used properly will show the phenomena of nature.

Enjoy a journey back in time with a one-of-a-kind cruise to Mount Athos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with imposing monasteries perched on the steep slopes of the mountain.

Explore stunning locations and swim in the hottest spots of Halkidiki with a private cruise! This is the perfect escape, with the breathtaking coastline as your backdrop, to be at one with nature, discovering secluded beaches and spectacular cliffs, or simply sailing off into the sunset.

For your added convenience, we provide transportation services to drive you from and to the airport. If you’ve just stepped off a plane, tired and aching from a long flight, there can be no better antidote to your ailments than an airport transfer directly to your villa.

The traditional settlement of Arnaia is built amphitheatrically at 600 meters above sea level, in the embrace of the northern slopes of Mount Holomontas. Beautiful houses and buildings remain intact and consist of distinctive traditional Macedonian architecture. A walk through the narrow cobbled streets will be a unique experience.