Your vacation starts with one of Halkidiki’s most popular beaches, Potidea Beach. This calm and sandy beach offers crystal clear waters perfect for a family swim. You can also embark on the Potidea Canal Cruise for a panoramic view of the sea and the surrounding areas.
A unique experience awaits at Petralona Cave, a stunning natural wonder with unique formations and rare species residing in it. Enjoy a guided tour and see the impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and unique 700,000-year-old human fossils.
Waterland is an exciting waterpark filled with various water settings and slides for all ages. It's a perfect destination for your family. Enjoy countless refreshing moments under the sun while exploring the park's slides, pools, and the lazy river.
Nikiti Beach is a long stretch of golden sand with shallow waters, perfect for children to swim and play. Walk along the beach and explore the different taverns and shops available. Take the chance to have a family photoshoot wearing traditional Greek clothing.
Sithonia Beach is a secluded nature beach surrounded by forests and mountains. Take part in fun activities on the sea, such as snorkelling or kayaking, and enjoy exciting moments on the sandy beach.
Petradaki Beach is a little isolated sandy bay ideal for a family picnic. Enjoy your own family lifestyle by having your picnic equipment and barbecue party, as you soak up the sun and relax on the sand.
To experience Halkidiki's local customs and architecture, visit the Monastery of Saint John, which was founded in 1278. Learn about the monastic life and admire the magnificently designed buildings' way of life.
To commute between these destinations, renting a car is the most convenient way. The delivery of the rental car is at Thessaloniki International Airport, and it costs starting from €25 per day for a five-seater vehicle. It's important to fuel up the car at the gas station before the next destination, averaging €1.60 per liter. The estimated cost for fuel used for this itinerary is around €100.
If you have more time, you can visit the capital city Thessaloniki and witness the city's culture and heritage. The Palace of Galerius and White Tower are some of its landmarks. And during the night, the Aristotle Square comes to life with its vibrant bars and restaurants.
If you have less time, you can skip the Petradaki Beach from the itinerary.
Halkidiki's nearest airport is Thessaloniki International Airport (SKG). It is located around 13 km southeast of Thessaloniki city centre and offers flights from major airlines around the world. Taxis to the city centre cost around €10, while public transportation is also available with a single ticket costing €0.90.