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Kassandra is the westernmost end of Halkidiki closest to Thessaloniki and the most popular summer destination in Greece and Halkidiki. The blue seas, full of pine forests, amazing accommodation, apartments and hotels in Pefkohori and taverns and restaurants on the seafront create an exotic environment.Enjoy the special recipes Halkidiki, music and rhythm in bars and discotheques in Pefkohori and special sports and leisure facilities in Kassandra, Halkidiki.Kassandra is the most densely populated area of Halkidiki, and if you opt for a holidays in Halkidiki, will remain one of the most pleasant memories for you and your friends or your family.We recommend Pefkohori as the choice for your vacation.You wish you the best holidays in Halkidiki !

THREE REASONS TO VISIT MESOLONGI

In our time, many of our habits have unfortunately changed. The invasion of technology in our lives has acted as a catalyst for the digitization of many aspects of it, from online shopping and public services to distance learning and teleworking. Among other things, with the click of a button we can now place a NetBet bet online for any match we want or tour virtually a city wherever it is located. So, until the conditions allow it and we can travel again without restrictions, today we will travel conceivably to the city of the Free Besieged, Messolonghi.

Golden Beach in Thassos

Golden Beach in Thassos is located approximately 12 km south east of Limenas Village, the port of Thassos island. It is a long and impressive golden sand beach with crystallic waters. It is surrounded by densive vegetation reaching up to the beach in some places.

Didimoticho, a border town

Didimoticho is a beautiful city, built at the confluence of Evros and Erythropotamos rivers. According to the prevailing scenario, "Didymoticho" means "didymariko castle", ie two opposite located fortified cities (Roman Plotinopoli on the hill of Saint Peter, and the Byzantine City on the hill Calais). The town has about 9000 inhabitants and is located 95km northeast of Alexandroupolis. The city has many major attractions worth to see a visitor, such as the fortified Byzantine city, the Church of St. Catherine, the remains of large Vyzantine building.

Pertouli Trikala - The best winter destination

Pertouli area is a mountainous village in the prefecture of Trikala. It is built in an altitude of 1,150 meters on the slopes of Koziakas the entrance to a steep valley in the heart of a unique fir forest in southern Pindos with picturesque stone houses with red roofs and stone.With chalet tastefully taverns, shops that sell traditional products. Here we must emphasize that the forest Pertouli is one of the most beautiful and well preserved fir forests in Greece. Attracts the attention of many visitors because of its many habitats, but also other monuments of the environment.One such habitat is the forest of Mana, which live deer, deer, bears and wolves, and where there is a homonym pigi.Episis attracts many visitors from the ski center of Pertouli is one of the top autumn and winter destinations in Greece .Staying at Pertouli has many options as you can find hotels, hostels, apartments and many offers.

Aegina - A Jewel of the Saronic Gulf

Because of the quantity of archeological findings, Aegina is undoubtedly a historical island with lots of sights to visit. During the day, you can swim, fish, give into sea sports, eat in taverns above the sea waves and in the evening you can go to the cafes, bars and night clubs of the island. Surely you will taste the famous peanuts of Aegina and the fresh fish and sea food.The island was first inhabited in the Neolithic Era. This is proven by the stone tools and many clay pots that were found in the settlements on Kolona hill and Messagros, which were established by former inhabitants from the Peloponnese. Around 2100 BC, at the time when the powerful first - Helladic centre of Lerna was in decline, a new population factor from the North appeared. These Middle Helladic people settled in Aigina which become a powerful outpost, defending Attica from sea raiders, but failing to develop into a naval power because of Minoan Cretes naval supremacy. The mountain - dwelling Dryopians, the predominant element in the population in the Late Helladic Era, founded a new settlement at Oros in Aigina and it is said that they have introduced the worship of Hellanian Zeus to southern Greece. In the end of 13th century BC, Aigina took part in the 10-year Trojan War, sending more ships than any other island of the Argosaronic Gulf. During the end of the Mycenean Era, Aigina, now great and powerful, was attacted by the Myceneans, who subjugated the inhabitants. In the middle of 7th century BC, the Calaurian Amphictyony, part of which became Aigina, appeared. At that time the island had close commercial ties with Epidaurus. Around 650 BC, the spark of development was given by the cut of the first silver coin in the Greek area, which established the standards. Aigina developed into a powerful economic and commercial center of Greece and was distinguished for its fine pottery. When, in the beginning of the 5th century BC, the Persian fleet sailed into the Aegean Sea, Aigina offered no resistance and voluntarily cooperated with the Persians, to prevent her commercial dealings with the ports of Asia Minor from being cut off. Aigina's rise was stopped when the Athenian fleet dominated the seas after the Persian Wars. When the Athenians learned, in 459 BC, that the Aiginetans wanted to ally themselves with the Corinthians, the two fleets fought at Cecryphaleia.

Volos, a city full of beauty

From Volos, you to have the opportunity to visit wonderful places in the sea, the mountain or the plain. There are ships to connect daily with Sporades and boats running regular service routes to the enchanting villages of Pelion. The seaside avenue, well set, friendly and pleasant, is an excellent walk, while in the Upper Volos you will enjoy a unique view to Pagasitikos Gulf. Within the city, you can admire several mansions and neoclassical buildings. You have to find time to see the pottery workshops, the exhibition center Dimitrias at the entrance of the city, handicrafts and craft workshops of weaving and the traditional train, connecting the old city with Milies village - in the summer it makes symbolic journeys from Volos to Agria (7 km). You will visit the church of St. Constantine, St. Nicholas, Metamorphosis, Agia Triada and Virgin Goritsa. In Episkopi, in Upper Volos, the church of the Virgin, which has been dated to the 12th century, it contains built-in Byzantine relief pieces. The archaeological museum shows great interest, which houses the most important collection of Greek art from the ancient tombstones Dimitriada. It was founded in 1909 and has seven rooms with finds from excavations in various parts of Thessaly. It is situated on the eastern edge of the beach town, deep in a lush garden.The Municipal Gallery, housed in the City Hall and it has paintings, prints and sculpture of major neo artists. At the Nea Ionia Municipal Gallery, you will marvel new artists' works. 4.5 km from the city, in Anakasia, is the Theophilos Museum with paintings of the great painter. In the city, you will also see the home of folklorist Kitsos Makris, where - among others - there are works of Theophilos. In the park of Anavros, you will admire the sculptures of featured Greeks and foreign artists. If you wish to stray a little from Volos to satisfy your archaeological interests, you will find ruins of Ancient Dimitriada at New Pagases (6 km from Volos), with the well-preserved theater, residues and traces of the temple wall. A little further south, it is the place and the citadel of ancient Pagasae, a city that was inhabited from the Neolithic era. In the village Dimini (5 km from Volos) and in Sesklo (14 km from Volos) there are prehistoric settlements. It would be remiss not to mention the tsipouradika of Volos, whose number in the region far exceeds the 300. You will enjoy the local tsipouro and specialty seafood in the traditional atmosphere of these taverns. Tsipouradika are also found inside the city of Volos, on the street Pagasae.

Patras, the gateway of Greece to the West

Today is a commercial, touristic and transport centre of Peloponnese and, at the same time, the third city of Greece. It is severed to the Pano and Kato Poli, it has the right town planning with squares and beautiful gardens and it preserves the memories from the past. It is a polymorphic city architecturally. It stands out its big squares, the buildings with the arches in the centre of the city and the multi-coloured gardens.The port is the joint between Peloponnese and Ionian Islands and Italy as well. At the same time concurs to the commercial and economic development of the city. From the past, the port was famous as a place for replenishment of ships from east and west. Today, it services a thousand of people and because of the technological development there are super modern ships, which provide velocity and safety.