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Sithonia is the middle of the three Halkidiki peninsulas — 45 kilometres long and less-developed than the western Kassandra leg, with about half the resort density and more protected pine forest. The peninsula's most-rated charter anchorage is Porto Koufo (\"the Silent Port\") at the southern tip — a 1.5-kilometre nearly-circular natural bay enclosed by 120-metre cliffs on all sides, one of the most sheltered anchorages in northern Greece. Other anchorages include Lagonisi on the east coast, Toroni on the southwest, and Vourvourou on the northeast (a small archipelago of 9 protected islets and shallow turquoise waters). The 800-metre Itamos peak at the centre is the highest point in Halkidiki. The neighbouring monastic peninsula Mount Athos sits east; Sithonia's east coast is one of the closest secular charter approaches to the Athos monastic ban. Sithonia is 90 minutes from Kassandra. Season runs May through October.
Located on Halkidiki’s southern coast, Marathias Beach is a tranquil haven perfect for those seeking peace and natural beauty. Its golden sands and crystal-clear waters make it ideal for swimming and sunbathing. Surrounded by pine trees, the beach offers natural shade and a refreshing ambiance. Known for its serenity, it’s an excellent spot for relaxing in nature.
Kalamits Beach is a spacious and inviting destination, popular among families and water sports enthusiasts. Its turquoise waters provide a fantastic setting for swimming and snorkeling. Nearby restaurants offer a taste of traditional Greek cuisine. With its peaceful atmosphere, the beach is perfect for an unforgettable day by the sea.
Framed by stunning landscapes, Kriaritsi Beach is one of Halkidiki’s most captivating spots. Its vast and untouched shores are ideal for those seeking tranquility and solitude. The calm waters are perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Surrounded by natural beauty, the beach is also a favorite among photographers and nature lovers.
Situated along the Sithonia coastline, Skala Sikias is a favored anchorage for yachts and boats. Its deep and sheltered bay ensures a safe overnight stay. The surrounding beaches and natural areas offer excellent opportunities for exploration. Nearby small taverns serve delicious traditional Greek dishes, making it a perfect stopover.
