The place where Yannis spent almost all his summers with his grandparents. Narrow cobblestone streets and traditional houses. At the village's square on Fridays you can usually find an event with greek music, some taverns to sit around. Recommendation for Makis tavern if you want to grab something to eat, even though it is located one street before the village square.
a beautiful and very shallow beach. Recommended if you bring along children.
The beach is sandy and labeled as a ‘blue flag.’ There are a few bars and cafes just off the coast, and sun loungers and umbrellas are available if you purchase a drink or food from that particular establishment. Trani Ammouda Beach is a good option for families as the water is shallow and calm.
A nearby town where you can find bars and taverns to spend a night out.
located in a small private gulf, you can find Talgo is one of the nicest places to spend your day swimming. There might be a small entry fee to enter the beachfront. Ask at the entrance.
Orange Beach is a series of small beaches in Sithonia that all merge into one. This is the main spot where you’ll find plenty of people. It’s a very chilled-out spot, and you won’t usually find crowds. However, the main part of the beach is a little larger and does have a beach bar where you can buy refreshments and use the sun loungers, etc.
For those looking to socialize while enjoying the soft sands and crystal waters of Sithonia, Lagonissi Beach is a perfect choice. A beach bar with sun loungers, umbrellas, and all the drinks you could want resides along most of the beachfront, giving you the perfect place to enjoy nature and the comforts of beach club life. There is an entry fee to enter the beach front.
Koviou Beach comes with shallow, calm waters and long sandy beach, this is one of our favorite beaches for families looking to enjoy a day of swimming. The beach is tucked away, making it a quiet retreat and a popular place with locals. Bring some beach blankets or grab a sunbed for the day. Kalogria Beach is next south of beach Koviou. The water here is also shallow and calm, so it’s another good beach for families.
This is truly one of the more dreamy and top beaches in Sithonia, but it’s harder to reach, making it less touched by tourism. A beach bar and cape separate crystal waters and golden sands, creating the perfect little piece of paradise to relax and unwind.
This is a family-friendly beach, and the nearby forest is also ideal for camping. It is a Blue Flag beach which offers a good amount of shade and a good breeze. The water isn’t too deep, and it’s pretty calm most of the time. You’ll find a lifeguard on duty during the summer months.
Nikiti's waterfront is full with beach bars to spend your day, restaurants and bars to spend your evenings.
Beachfront traditional restaurant where you can enjoy fresh fish and traditional Greek food.
Walk Thessaloniki's waterfront, which lengths about 5 km. along the waterfront you can find people sitting around with beers, guitars, local vendors for a nice hot baked corn and other delicacies. Step on a boat bar that will take you on a short 30 min trip while you have your beer and enjoy the view of the city's night lights.
Ladadika is a vibrant entertainment hub where cobbled streets teem with lively tavernas, bistros and espresso bars housed in former olive oil shops.
Trigona Panoramatos is one of the most famous delicacies Thessaloniki has to offer. Grab the best at Elenidis pastry shop.
Tsoureki is a type of greek brioche bread. The most famous you will find it in Terkenlis. Filled with maroni paste and glazed with creamy white chocolate.
Mpougatsa. The couple's favorite desert. Greeks all over Macedonia eat it mostly for breakfast. You can find different fillings for it. A Semoli cream (Griesskreme), Feta, minced meat, chicken, spinach.... You will find the best in "Mpougatsa Giannis".
A great place to do shopping in Thessaloniki. Along the avenue you will find all kind of clothes and shoe shops. Take a turn in Ayias Sofias street for even more. Find Aristotelous square for quick coffee and snack.
Visit Aigais, the capital of t he Macedonian kingdom and the place where Alexander the Great was born and raised. Take a walk in a museum excavated inside the hills where Philip II and his family was buried. Walk in the Macedonian palace and visit the museum built around the ruins of the city. Located 70 and an hour away from Thessaloniki.