Summary

Halkidiki is the three-pronged peninsula, which extends southward into the Aegean Sea from the centre of Macedonia-Greece. As a result of its shape and the proximity of the sea, Halkidiki benefits from a mild climate and has the longest coastline on mainland Greece.

The three smaller peninsulas that form Halkidiki are all beautiful but also very different. They are called Kassandra, Sithonia and Agion Oros.

You will be stationed at the middle one, called Sithonia, since it has the most variable natural features and it offers pure, inspiring nature and powerful surroundings. Sithonia provides excellent routes for walks, trekking or even for mountain biking. The diversity of green and blue highlights on the water creates a magical atmosphere. Its worth pointing out that as Halkidiki, Sithonia has great cultural value and welcoming residents.