Located on the Aegean Sea, Halkidiki lies just south of Thessaloniki.
On the northern side of mainland Greece, it is separated by a narrow valley in which there are two divine lakes – Volvi and Koronia.
In the southern part, the region’s coast is uniquely indented and splits into three smaller peninsulas: Mount Athos in the southeast, Sithonia in the mid-south, and Kassandra in the southwest.
Kassandra is the most developed of the peninsulas, with sophisticated resorts and an active nightlife.