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Halkidiki


If the idea of travelling to an area of outstanding beauty along one of the most picturesque sections of Greek coastline appeals, then a holiday to Halkidiki should be a serious consideration.

Not only does the area have some impressive scenery, it also boasts some historical points of interest. Halkidiki is Aristotle’s birthplace, and plays host to the archaeological site of Stageira.

The area is also well known for its beaches, with miles of unspoiled shorelines. Prepare to dine like royalty in even the most modest of eateries, and relax in the secluded coves and enjoy famous sunsets of the stunning peninsula.

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Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek
Time Difference: +2 Hours GMT
Flight Time: Approximately 4 Hours


What to do on a Halkidiki holiday:


With it’s warm weather and sandy beaches stretching for miles, Halkidiki is a beach lover’s paradise. This area is perfect for sun-worshippers looking to top up their tan, but also provides the perfect spot for watersports and snorkelling.

Staying true to its laid back atmosphere, there are lots of beach bars and restaurants in Halkidiki where you can find delicious foods and fruity drinks that the whole family will enjoy.

Fancy doing something a bit different? Petralona Cave is a beautiful spot to explore, with fossils and interesting rock formations on display. There’s also a museum on site, where you can view some of the most fascinating findings of the cave, some of which date back millions of years.