Halkidiki is an area of Macedonia surrounded by the Aegean Sea. It consists of three peninsulas, known as the three legs of Halkidiki. The first peninsula is Kassandra, the second is Sithonia and the third is Athos. However, the most popular peninsula of Halkidiki is the first, namely Kassandra, as it is only 88 kilometers from Thessaloniki, the second largest city in Greece.
The residences are located in the first peninsula of Halkidiki and are 80 km from Thessaloniki's Macedonia airport. At the same time, they are 1.5 km from the towns of Haniotis and Pefkohori.
Within a short distance of 10 km is the village of Afitos, which is known for its quaintness and Mediterranean character. The Folklore Museum of Afitos exhibits ceramics, textiles and works of art, while the festival of Afitos features street art exhibits and live music in the summer. The church of Agios Dimitrios dating back to 1800 presides over the central square. Strolling through the alleys of the village will transport you to another era while the local restaurants (tavernas) will acquaint you to Greek tradition.
Only 20km away is the village of Agia Paraskevi, a village famous for its thermal baths. In Agia Paraskevi, there is a state-of-the-art SPA, renowned for its rare therapeutic properties and suitable for all ages. With swimming pools, saunas, steam baths, hydro-massage, it offers a wide variety of treatment and rejuvenation options for individuals and groups
Ancient Olynthos is built at a prominent site near the coast of Toroneos Gulf on two hills and at a distance of about 4 km from the sea. It is among the most ancient cities of Halkidiki, with a long history as according to historical evidence it has been inhabited since the Neolithic Age. It is considered a very significant historical monument of Halkidiki as it presents interesting archaeological findings. Excavations have brought to light several ancient findings of great significance due to their age, such as the impressive mosaic floors, some of which are still preserved today, but also findings relating to the particular architecture of Olynthos which seems to reflect the famous Hippodamean system.
Another archaeological site of Halkidiki well worth visiting is the ancient Greek temple of Ammon Zeus, one of the most important temples of Halkidiki. It is located on the beach of Kallithea, while it is particularly noteworthy that it was discovered during the construction of a hotel.
