A few words about Chalkidiki
Chalkidiki is a Greek peninsula in the northern part of the
Aegean Sea.
In everyday conversation, the three smaller peninsulas referred to
as “fingers”.
The first finger Kassandra is traditionally considered as the centre of
entertainment.
The second Sithonia is an oasis of untouched nature with a fragrant pine
forest.
The third “finger” of the peninsula is a monastic republic of Mount
Athos, with its 20 beautiful monasteries.
Each year, the beaches of the
peninsula receive the Blue Flag – an international award by the Foundation for
Environmental Education, which recognises the cleanest beaches in the world.
