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Halkidiki (Greek Chalkidiki) is a 2,945-square-kilometre peninsula in Central Macedonia, Northern Greece, extending south from Thessaloniki into the Aegean — geographically distinctive for its three parallel southward-pointing finger-shaped sub-peninsulas (\"legs\"), each separated by a sheltered gulf. The westernmost finger is Kassandra (the main tourism leg, with the Porto Carras and Sani resort complexes), the middle is Sithonia (less developed, with the best swim beaches and the Toroneos Gulf protected anchorages), and the easternmost is Mount Athos — the 360-square-kilometre autonomous Orthodox Christian monastic republic that has been a males-only monastic community since 1054 AD (visiting yachts are forbidden from anchoring within 500 metres of the Athos coast and women are categorically excluded from the territory). The main charter base is the Porto Carras marina on Sithonia's west coast. Halkidiki is 4 hours from Thessaloniki by sail. Season runs May through September; meltemi peak July-August.



















































































































































