Halkidiki, nestled in northern Greece, is a breathtaking destination renowned for its unique blend of natural beauty, history, and culture. Comprising three distinct peninsulas—Kassandra, Sithonia, and Athos—this region offers something for every traveler. From Kassandra’s lively resorts and luxurious marinas to Sithonia’s unspoiled beaches and hidden coves, Halkidiki is a haven for relaxation and adventure. Athos, with its centuries-old monasteries, adds a touch of spirituality and mystery, offering a glimpse into a world of deep tradition and tranquility.
With its turquoise waters, golden sands, and lush pine forests, Halkidiki is a paradise for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts. The region’s picturesque villages, traditional tavernas, and welcoming locals provide an authentic Greek experience. Whether you’re exploring ancient ruins, sailing along the stunning coastline, or savoring the local delicacies, Halkidiki promises an unforgettable journey filled with beauty and charm.
Located in southwestern Halkidiki, this marina is a perfect blend of nature and luxury.
- Facilities:
- High-capacity berths.
- Electricity and water supply.
- Proximity to restaurants, cafes, and markets.
- Boat maintenance and repair services.
The marina is surrounded by stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife.
Serving as the gateway to the Halkidiki Peninsula, Potidea Canal connects the Thermaikos and Toroneos Gulfs.
- Safe passage for yachts and boats.
- Stunning views and scenic spots for photography along the canal.
- Nearby traditional restaurants and cafes.
As one of Halkidiki’s largest ports, Nea Moudania offers an authentic local experience.
- Facilities:
- Spacious berths and modern infrastructure.
- Electricity, water, and fuel services.
- Easy access to the town center.
- Fresh seafood restaurants and seaside cafes.
This port is ideal for a comfortable and enjoyable stopover.
Go out on the town
Transfer boats to take you to the attractions!
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