Halkidiki

Halkidiki, a peninsula in northern Greece, juts out into the Aegean Sea and is famous for its three "fingers" – Kassandra, Sithonia, and Athos, each with its own character. Kassandra offers bustling resorts and beautiful sandy beaches, Sithonia is a paradise for nature lovers with hidden coves and pine forests, and Athos is home to an autonomous monastic republic.

Halkidiki is surrounded by crystal-clear waters and lush Mediterranean vegetation. This region is just 70 km south of Greece's second-largest city, Thessaloniki, making it easily accessible and popular with tourists.