Like Halkidiki… nowhere else
Hanioti Kassandra
Hanioti was probably built on the site of the ancient city of Aiyi (or Aiyai), in the summer months Hanioti is a lively destination with contemporary hotels, rented rooms, restaurants and pizza parlours, ouzo bars, beach bars, shops selling jewelry and folk art, clubs, patisseries, etc. From Hanioti you can take a road to Nea Skioni and Agia Paraskevi.
Hanioti is famous for its 24-hour entertainment, its clubs, restaurants and bars buzzing with life well into the small hours of the morning.
For those seeking fun and entertainment throughout the day and night, Halkidiki has plenty to offer: morning coffee in a traditional kafeneion, cocktails at the beach bar till the sun goes down, dinner in a traditional taverna or classy restaurant, drinks in one of the innumerable bars, and then a long evening listening to Latin jazz or reggae.
Kassandra Halkidiki
Kassandra is hot-spot, in more ways than one. Over the years, it has become the most popular and fun-loving destination in Halkidiki’s three sunny peninsulas.
Halkidiki Greece
They say that nowhere in Greece can boast beaches like those of Halkidiki. The region has the perfect combination of that distinctive Greek light, unspoiled landscapes, colours and fragrances. And the glorious natural setting is complemented by the rich culinary fare of the region and the living religious traditions of its people, manifested in a host of feast days and other ceremonies and rituals. This is a place where all your senses will come to life, whether on the endless expanses of sand of the fashionable, cosmopolitan beaches, or in the intimacy of the many secluded bays and coves. The scent of the pine trees and the salt brine of the sea combine to relax the body and spirit, leaving you at peace to enjoy the grandeur of the region’s famed sunrises and sunsets.