Peninsula of Chalkidiki
about 40 kilometers from Hyatt Regency Thessaloniki
Chalkidiki is a peninsula located in Northern Greece, known for its beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush green forests. Is located in Central Macedonia, about 60 kilometers southeast of Thessaloniki, the second-largest city in Greece. The peninsula is divided into three "fingers," or peninsulas, each with its own unique landscape and character. Kassandra, the westernmost finger, is known for its lively resorts, nightlife, and sandy beaches. Sithonia, the middle finger, is more rugged and unspoiled, with pristine beaches, hidden coves, and traditional villages. Mount Athos, the easternmost finger, is a monastic community and pilgrimage site, accessible only to men with a special permit.
Chalkidiki''s beaches are some of the most beautiful in Greece, with crystal-clear waters, golden sand, and breathtaking scenery. Offers a wealth of natural and cultural attractions, including ancient ruins, traditional villages, mountain trails, and forests. Chalkidiki is also known for its cuisine, which features fresh seafood, grilled meats, and traditional dishes made with local ingredients.