Destinations

Skiathos

Skiathos (Greek: Σκιάθος, pronounced [sciˈaθos]; Latin forms: Sciathos and Sciathus) is a small Greek island in the northwest Aegean Sea. Skiathos is the westernmost island in the Northern Sporades group.It has elegance, cosmopolitan air culture, award-winning beaches, luxury hotels, nightlife, wonderful nature. A little further behind the crowded and busy resorts, Papadiamantis' majestic island offers generously and countless experiences due to its many charms, which will be generously granted to those who choose it for their holidays and of course have a willingness to explore.

Vergina - Olympus

Vergina was the first capital of the Macedonians. The exposed kings’ graves are global known. They testify the high cultural level of the Macedonian empire under the government of Philipp II and his son Alexander the Great.

Loutra Pozar

The sources for the pools are created by rain water. The heated water climbs and breaks up the surface. The ingredients of the water like f.e. sodium, calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphor and gas like carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen sulphide has healing power. The temperature of the pools from 26 to 37° Celsius invites you to relax. The duration of the bath are 20 min.

Pelion Makrinitsa

Makrinitsa (Greek: Μακρινίτσα), nicknamed “balcony of Mt. Pelion,” is a village and a former community in Magnesia, Thessaly, Greece. A characteristic of this green landscape, the mansion houses, the old tanneries, the churches of the 17th and 18th centuries, the three-storeyed towers, the old arched bridges and the squares. It is one of the most popular destinations of western Pelion along with Portaria. The houses, with their pelion architecture, are built on the side of the centaurs mountain and their balconies can award you with a panoramic view to the Pagasetic Gulf and the city of Volos.

Chalkidiki

Chalkidiki has been a popular summer tourist destination since the late 1950s when people from Thessaloniki started spending their summer holidays in the coastal villages. At the beginning tourists rented rooms in the houses of locals. By the 1960s, tourists from Austria and Germany started to visit Chalkidiki more frequently. Since the start of the big tourist boom in the 1970s, the whole region has been captured by tourism. In the region there is a golf course and there is a plan for other four in the future.

Mount Athos

Sometimes referred to as Mt. Athos ( the “Holy Mountain”), the name of the 2033m mountain close to the southern tip of the peninsula, has had the status of an autonomous state for over 1,000 years. Famous for its ancient monasteries, the first of which was built in 963 by St. Athanasios, Athos is the most difficult section of Halkidiki to visit.

Edessa

The town of Edessa is located in front of the Vermion mountains with beautiful townscape and the famous waterfall.Edessa is one of the most beautiful villages of Northern Greece. The village is crossed by many small creeks, which gave the city its name (Voden = Edessa = water). These creeks supply the city, in which 15.000 people live, in summer with enough water, so that the streets are decorated with beautiful lush Oleander, hibiscus hedges and roses.

Monasteries of Meteora

The meteors are a group of high and cliffy boulders whose peaks are crowned by monasteries and hermitages. Their grottos are acting since 11th century as cells for the orthodox monks.The Meteors are situated 300 meters upon the valley close to Kalambaka by the river Pinios. This river rises northerly in the Pindos Mountains and leads to the Pindos gorges.

Sporades

The Sporades islands lies to the north and east of Evia and to the east and south-east of Pilion peninsula. The Sporades Islands consists of eleven islands, four of which are inhabited: Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos and Skyros. These four islands are situated in the northern Sporades, close to the mainland.They all have dense vegetation, mountainous land, some beautiful beaches with “turquoise” waters, charming monasteries, Venetian towers… Skiathos and Skopelos are the most famous and popular islands of the group. They developed a high tourist industry which attracts every summer thousands of package tourists while Alonissos and Skyros are much more isolated and have kept their natural beauty.

Kavala – Filipoi

Visit Kavala to see its Byzantine and Ottoman buildings and drink a coffee in the “Imarett”(house of Mehme Ali the last king of the big Egyptian dynasty) while watching done the sea port view of the so called Blue City , and then visit the museum and the archaeological site of Filipoi the City that Alexander the Great’s fother was born and the Christianity essance that got afterwords !

Mylopotamos Beach – Tsagarada – Pelion

Milopotamos beach is probably the most famous and also one of the most beautiful on Mount Pelion. White sand, small pebbles, blue waters, natural shade, rocks for diving and exploring are some of its characteristics. The beach is separated in two pieces by a big rock which is used as a gate to connect one beach to the other. In the first part of the beach there is a Beach Bar with sun loungers and umbrellas but is difficult to find one , not only in the beach bar , but on the beach aslo.