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Holiday rentals in Halkidiki

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Top-rated holiday rentals in Halkidiki

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Superhost
Flat in Thessaloniki
THE WALL Downtown Apartment/museums area
This renovated fully equipped one bedroom apartment is located in the heart of Thessaloniki, few minutes away from major museums, archaelogical sites, the university campus, the waterfront area, hip bars and restaurants. It is a 60sq.m., 5th floor flat accessible by elevator, suitable for couples, singles, business travelers and families with children. The location is a safe, youthful, comercial-residential area, easy to access with public transportation from the airport and the train station.
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Superhost
Flat in Thessaloniki
Heart City Center Luxurious Penthouse
Perfect penthouse located on the 7th floor in the perfect location! Suitable for anybody who wants to stay VERY central with a HIGH standard. Just 5 minutes walk from Aristotelous street . the home is nicely sized and has large windows with plenty of natural light. Large outdoor terrace, large wardrobe, Brand new sparkly clean bathroom with shower. You can trust that we take cleanliness and comfort very serious. No bad surprises here! Try it and you won't be disappointed. Questions? Just ask
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Superhost
Flat in Thessaloniki
Waterfront #41Design - CozyCityCenter Flat
-Prime location on side street of Aristotelous Square -Few steps from the waterfront -Easy walking to all venues/sites -Modern clean design with ample natural lighting -Easy keyless access -Room darkening blinds -Inverter A/C Unit for heat/cold -High quality mattress and pillows -Hotel style bathroom -Professionally cleaned for your stay -Perfect for a couple, lone traveller, executives, friends & family -Offers all amenities needed for a comfortable, relaxing stay in this vibrant city!
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Stay near Halkidiki's top sights

Armenistis Camping8 locals recommend
Sahara Resort45 locals recommend
Ormos Panagias48 locals recommend
Sani Resort32 locals recommend
Neos Marmaras64 locals recommend
Cafe-Restaurant 'Paris'14 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Halkidiki

Superhost
Home in Afytos
Boho apartment with garden
Individual Host
Superhost
Cottage in Elia Nikitis
Blue olive experience: Out of the box living
Individual Host
Superhost
Villa in Nikiti
Etheres Junior Villa with private pool
Professional Host
Superhost
Bungalow in Sykia Chalkidikis
Mesmerising view at the sea and the port 3 🌊
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in Kriopigi
Cozy and Stylish Pool House
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Νικήτη
Halkidio
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Νικήτη
StayAtLenas Apt2
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Afytos
S&C Medusa Seaview Apartment
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in Kallithea
2 persons apartment
Professional Host
Superhost
Cottage in Νικήτη
new kladi house renovated
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in Nea Poteidaia
BLUEHOUSE KALLISTI Luxurious Seashore Suite!
Individual Host
Superhost
Villa in Possidi
Luxury Villa in Posidi with breathtaking view

Your guide to Halkidiki

All About Halkidiki

About an hour from Greece’s second largest city of Thessaloniki, Halkidiki is a region known for its trio of small peninsulas: Kassandra, Sithonia, and Mount Athos. While each one has its share of white sandy beaches and crystal waters, they’re known for different things. The westernmost peninsula, Kassandra is famous for its lively nightlife and concentration of tavernas while Sithonia is all about rugged mountains, dense pine forests, and cove-studded coastlines. Mount Athos, the easternmost peninsula, is covered in untouched forests and inhabited solely by monks.

Halkidiki’s green forests paired with the blue waters of the Aegean Sea create a unique scene full of vibrant colours and breathtaking views, while the ancient archaeological sites like Olinthos, Mendi, and Akanthos showcase the region’s rich history. One thing is for sure: the food in Halkidiki will keep your mouth watering. The local diet is built around the bounty of the sea, so expect lots of fresh octopus and mackerel to go along with local breads, olive oil, goat cheese, and honey.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Halkidiki

The Mediterranean climate in Halkidiki calls for hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. Summer is a great time to book a Halkidiki villa, when the weather is ripe for water activities, including scuba diving, snorkelling, and kayaking. The Festival of the Sea, a popular cultural event hosting a variety of musical and theatrical performances, is just one of the many events that occur during the summer months. Spring and autumn experience slightly cooler temperatures, and are nice times to visit Halkidiki if you’re into hiking, biking, horse riding, and other outdoor experiences. Winter, however, is much cooler with snowfall being a definite possibility; be sure to pack warm clothing if looking for a Halkidiki holiday rental during these months.


Top things to do in Halkidiki

Arnaia

Located in central Halkidiki, Arnaia is a well-preserved Greek village — the Macedonian architecture that lines the cobblestone streets is represented by stone houses with balconies and tile roofs. The village is best known for its beekeeping and cheesemaking, and local honey and goat cheeses are sold in several of the small shops in the town square. The town is also home to the Weaving Museum and the Historical & Folklore Museum of Arnaia, which showcases authentic wood-working tools, everyday household items, and farm tools from the region.

Thessaloniki

Approximately one hour north of Halkidiki lies Thessaloniki, a city famous for its ancient monuments, including the Ancient Agora and the 1,700-year-old Arch of Galerius. The city also features the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, which is one of the largest museums in Greece, featuring a collection of art and artifacts from as early as the prehistoric times.

Blue Lagoon

This beautiful secluded bay is located between the Diaporos and Agios Isidoros islands, off Sithonia’s eastern coast. Its shallow turquoise waters, fine white sandy sea bottom, and schools of colourful fish make the lagoon a perfect spot for swimming and snorkelling. Boat rentals and day cruises are an easy way to explore the natural wonder of the islands and the lagoon.

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