Kallithea Halkidikis attractions

On the Blue Lagoon Cruise with the Pirate’s Boat you will sail from Halkidiki into the Aegean Sea to the famous Blue Lagoon. During the day you may swim and snorkel in the crystal-clear waters, or simply relax on the beach under the sun. You can also spend extra time at a nearby beach if you prefer a quieter stretch of sand. Along the way you will cruise around the Diaporos Islands and take in coastal views as you move between bays. The trip includes visits to some of the most secluded and hidden beaches of Sithonia, including places that other boats cannot access. An experienced crew will be on board to provide service and help make the day comfortable, so you can enjoy a mix of exploration and relaxation on the water.

Learn about kayaking, see by your own how easy it is to use it and enjoy a wonderful tour on the wonderful waters of Vourvourou. Visit and explore the most beautiful beaches of Halkidiki, swim and snorkel in them. Let nature appear before your eyes and keep a beautiful souvenir with the pictures that we will take you out and send you.

This small-group sailing tour in Halkidiki takes you to coastal spots you can’t reach by car. Operating from the base at ChrouMarinarina, the trips are suitable for families with children and include sunset sails from Kassandra, which are one of the specialities. Along the way you’ll glide over clear, turquoise waters and leave the crowded beaches behind as you explore more secluded bays and coastlines. A daytime trip or a sunset option is available, and you’ll board after a short drive from nearby towns such as Sani, Potidea, Pefkohori, Polyhrono, Hanioti, Kryopigi and Nea Moudania. Transfer to the port is offered as an option. Expect relaxed sailing, scenic views and time to enjoy the sea as you move between highlights of Halkidiki that are best seen from the water.

This experience takes you snorkeling from Nikiti, Halkidiki around Diaporos island. You will travel on a military boat powered by two 300 hp engines (600 hp total), and explore clear, warm blue water as you move between snorkel sites. Along the way, you may see colourful fish and living reefs in shallow areas that are ideal for snorkelling. If you choose to try scuba diving, instructors will teach you the basic skills and guide you through your first underwater experience. Scuba diving may be easier than you expect when you have an instructor you trust. You will receive a Try Scuba Diving recognition card after the experience. If you decide to train as an Open Water Diver within six months, that Try Scuba open water dive will be recognised as one of the required dives.

From Chrousso Marina at Paliouri Beach you will set out on a small-group day sail from Kassandra that explores parts of Halkidiki only reached by boat. The route typically takes you past west Sithonia islets and into the secluded coves near Porto Carras, leaving crowded shorelines such as Afytos, Kallithea, Kryopigi, Polyhrono, Chaniotis and Pefkohori behind. Travellers often choose this tour because it is one of the few small-group options that sails to these more remote spots. You will spend time swimming in clear, turquoise lagoon water beneath the Mediterranean forest and enjoying the afternoon sea breeze as the sailing yachts move between bays. Along the way you can snorkel or use a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) to explore the sea, and the trip is described as a suitable summer activity for families with children. The focus is on relaxed sightseeing and time in the water, so you can expect a peaceful day of sailing and swimming in some of Halkidiki’s quieter coastal spots.

In Nikiti, Halkidiki, the Try Scuba Diving programme gives you a first diving certificate and an introduction to the underwater world. You will learn the basic skills and knowledge needed to try diving under the supervision of an SSI professional. Along the way you may see colourful fish and living reefs in warm, clear blue water as you get comfortable with the equipment and techniques. Under instructor supervision you can dive to a depth of up to 10 metres. After your scuba session you will also have the opportunity to go snorkelling in the striking lagoons around Diaporos island, where the water is exceptionally clear. The Basic Diver programme can be credited towards the Scuba Diver or Open Water Dive programmes if you choose to continue within six months, so you can build on this experience and take the next step in your diving education.

This small-group sailing experience in Halkidiki offers a choice between a sunset sailing boat trip or a day waterfront tour during the summer season. Operating from Neos Marmaras, the excursions sail to coastal spots that you can’t reach by car, so you’ll find quieter coves and sea views away from the busiest beaches. Sunset trips from Sithonia aboard sailing yachts are a speciality, and daytime tours are also available. Along the way, you’ll leave crowded shorelines behind and glide over turquoise, crystal-clear waters in the afternoon breeze. The base at Neos Marmaras is a short drive from Potidea, Nea Moudania, Gerakini, Kalyves, Nikiti, Psakoudia, Metamorphosis and Elia, where you’ll board and set off to explore some of Halkidiki’s most beautiful coastal areas. The activity is well suited to families with children and is presented as a relaxed way to see parts of the region only accessible by sea.

On Rhodes, you'll explore the island's highlights through a mix of local tastes and tucked-away spots that are popular with residents. Travelling in small groups by comfortable mini-vans with experienced drivers, you'll be taken beyond the usual tourist areas to picturesque locations where you'll be able to take photos and enjoy authentic culinary moments. Hotel pick-up and drop-off are included, and the tour includes complimentary tastings of traditional products and local wines. Along the way you'll savour genuine flavours and get a real sense of Rhodes' food traditions as you sample wines and regional specialties. The experience aims to keep you away from large crowds and entrance fees, letting you enjoy relaxed stops at local favourites. This is a personalised way to see the island, taste its produce and capture memorable views without the usual tourist hassle.

You will learn about the region and what local residents are dealing with, including how each country, region and even village has its own history and olive varieties that evolved naturally there. The seminar combines guided tasting with practical explanation so, whether you are a connoisseur or not, you will train to taste like a professional olive‑oil taster. The sessions are offered in German and in English. As you move through the seminar, you will learn how olive oil is produced and how to recognise a high‑quality oil by its characteristics. You will explore the differences between olive oils and consider whether olive oil is healthy. The session will also cover which oil to use in your kitchen, what to look for when buying, and why some oils cost more than others. The guide will make clear that despite high prices, not all olive oils are of high quality. After the seminar, you should be able to distinguish high‑quality olive oil anywhere in the world.

Sail from Neos Marmaras in Halkidiki on a small-group day tour that explores west Sithonia’s islands and the secluded coves around Porto Carras. Travellers choose this trip because it is one of the few small-group tours in Halkidiki that reaches areas you can’t get to by car. Along the way you’ll pass forested shorelines and turquoise, crystal-clear lagoon waters, leaving the crowded beaches behind. The operator specialises in day tours from Sithonia with sailing yachts. You can swim in sheltered lagoons beneath the Mediterranean forest, enjoy the afternoon sea breeze as you sail, snorkel or use a SUP to explore the water. The trip is family-friendly and suitable for children. From the base in Neos Marmaras — a short drive from Potidea, Nea Moudania, Gerakini, Kalyves, Psakoudia, Metamorphosi and Nikiti — you’ll have the chance to see parts of Halkidiki best experienced by boat.

On a private classic sailing yacht around Halkidiki, you will choose to depart from either Kassandra (Paliouri) or Sithonia (Ammoa Resort) and pick a sunset, half‑day or full‑day cruise. The experience focuses on relaxed time at sea, with opportunities to swim, snorkel and paddleboard in peaceful spots away from the crowds. Your captain will customise the route to suit your group, whether you prefer calm coves or a scenic evening sail. From Kassandra you will head toward Sithonia’s rugged western coast, passing pine‑lined cliffs and secret turquoise bays where you can drop anchor and enjoy the water. Sailing from Ammoa Resort takes you straight into Sithonia’s bays; the longer cruises visit Kelyfos Island and the quiet coves around Porto Carras, and may include an optional stop at a seaside taverna. The sunset option will glide past isolated beaches beneath a colourful evening sky. The trip is suitable for couples, friends and families looking for a peaceful day on the water.

Sail Halkidiki from a private classic sailing yacht and choose whether to depart from Kassandra (Paliouri) or Sithonia (Ammoa Resort). Your skipper will tailor the route to suit your choice of a shorter sunset cruise or a longer day outing, and the trip will focus on relaxed sailing, swimming and time offshore away from the busiest beaches. If you leave from Kassandra (Paliouri), you’ll head toward Sithonia’s wild western coast, passing pine-fringed cliffs and hidden turquoise coves where you can swim, snorkel and paddleboard. Departing from Sithonia (Ammoa Resort) gives access to longer offshore legs that may include Kelyfos Island and the secluded bays of Porto Carras, and can include an optional stop at a coastal taverna. A shorter sunset option will glide past remote beaches as the sky changes colour. The experience is suitable for families, friends and couples, and is run with safety and comfort in mind.

This experience offers a look inside Greece’s olive oil sector. You will taste Greek extra virgin olive oil varieties from different regions and learn to identify their key characteristics and aromas. With the help of your host, you will explore the cultural connection between olive oil and Greek life, and you will be introduced to the main aspects of olive cultivation and the methods used to cultivate and collect olive fruits. As you move through the session, you will dive into the olive oil market and the different categories within it. Along the way, you will practise recognising the signs of a defective olive oil compared with a good one. The event is designed to give you hands‑on tasting experience and practical knowledge, so you will leave able to approach olive oils more confidently — effectively acting as an olive oil sommelier for a day.

Accompanied by a professional guide, you will set off along the Thermaic Gulf and travel past the lakes Koronia and Volvi. The route continues east through the area of the Castle of Rentina, a place associated with the tragic poet Euripides, where he left his final breath. Your first archaeological stop will be the Acropolis of Ancient Stagera, known as the birthplace of the philosopher Aristotle, the teacher and mentor of Alexander the Great. A guided tour will introduce you to the site and its historical significance. Later, you will visit the small town of Ouranoupolis. Here you will have plenty of time for shopping and for lunch both before and after the Athos Cruise. After a full day of sights and impressions, you will return to Thessaloniki.

You will have the opportunity to drive a brand new 2026 SeaDoo GTX jet ski in a relaxed, friendly setting. The experience takes place with a team of professionals who create positive vibes and focus on keeping things both enjoyable and safe. This is an opportunity to get behind the controls of a current-model SeaDoo GTX and feel how it performs on the water. As you ride, instructors will be on hand to oversee the session and make sure safety is maintained, so you can concentrate on the ride itself. Expect a hands-on encounter with the jet ski’s handling and responsiveness while enjoying the atmosphere created by the crew. The emphasis is on a thrilling but controlled outing that balances excitement with careful supervision.