If you’re looking for a vacation spot with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea, consider Halkidiki. This destination offers a variety of water sports such as windsurfing, kitesurfing, scuba diving, and water skiing on the Kassandra and Sithonia peninsulas. For a truly unique experience, join the Toronaios Gulf Crossing, an annual swimming event where participants from around the globe swim 26km from Kassandra to Sithonia. Don’t forget to take a boat ride to discover hidden coves and go diving at Kavourotrypes and near Ammouliani islet. There are also several campsites in the area where you can relax and enjoy nature.
Nea Heraklia is a beautiful, long beach that is well-known for its calm and organized atmosphere. It’s a popular choice for families with small children, as the sea is shallow and warm. Located just a short distance from Thessaloniki, it’s a convenient spot for a day trip or a longer vacation. You’ll find plenty of amenities here, including sun loungers, umbrellas, and water sports rentals. Whether you’re looking to relax on the sand or swim in the crystal-clear water, Nea Heraklia is the perfect place to spend a sunny day by the sea.
Sahara is a stunning stretch of coastline located in the town of Nea Kallikratia, just 600m from the Hotel. It’s known for its golden dunes and crystal-clear blue waters, making it a popular spot for visitors seeking a quick escape. The beach is well-equipped with amenities such as water sports rentals, disabled access, and lifeguard supervision, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors. Whether you’re looking to relax on the sand or participate in some thrilling water sports, Sahara is the perfect destination for a day at the beach.
In addition to tours and educational programs, throughout the wine-producing year a series of events are held with two focuses: wine and the museum.
Throughout the year wine-tasting seminars are conducted in a small circle of the estate’s oenologists with various themes. For example: seminar for beginners, on glasses and participating in the pleasure of wine, on combining wine and food, getting acquainted with wine through games (by registration only in order of priority)
The Wine Museum has made it possible for the estate to present to people its philosophy in the best possible way.
Petralona Cave is one of Europe’s most impressive and important caves thanks to its wealth of fossils (one of the richest collections in Europe) and to the discovery of a human scull that dates back approximately 700.000 years and it is located near the village of Petralona, on Katsika Hill.
Nature has always been an unpredictable designer. This is more than obvious entering Petralona Cave, formed around a million years ago. The locals call it “the red-rock cave” due to the colour that the bauxite deposits give to the stone. The natural hollow stretches over a zone of 10,400m² and comprises of a progression of stoas, chambers, high roofs and pools, loaded with stalactites, stalagmites, draperies and shields, segments and different arrangements.
Its disclosure in 1959 opened a window into prehistoric times.
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