Psakoudia beach, Sithonia
At 80km southeast of Thessaloniki, towards Neos Marmaras, between the two peninsulas of Cassandra and Sithonia lies the beautiful Psakoudia beach. It belongs to Toroneos Bay. Lovely and romantic place, built on the coast.
This small and not so famous resort is perfect for a quiet and quiet family holiday. The beach is located below the main road, so that everyone will find it easily. Local tavernas serve fresh fish in a pleasant environment, and after that you can choose a few bars for drinks. Also nearby is the capital city of Halikidiki, Poligiros if you want very easily by local transportation.
The resort is adorned with traditional houses, narrow streets, golden sandy beaches that give this place a special charm. Psakoudia beach is 4km long, clean and sandy, with a slight fall and gradual entry into the sea. The green of the pines combined with the blue of the sea and sky creates a unique atmosphere. Swimming on the beach lasts until evening, as the sun on this side of the peninsula later sets, and the sunsets are unforgettable here. Although the place is small in Psakudia there are also a doctor, pharmacy, post office …
Sithonia, the middle of the three arms, named after the giant Sithon, is a unique corner of the earth made up of high mountains and golden beaches, centuries-old history and modern life, all just an hour’s drive from Thessaloniki. The most famous landmarks are the remains of the ancient city of Toroni. Sithonia is the “Chalkidiki Park”. The perfect place for those who want a holiday that is top notch in an unspoiled environment. Sandy beaches, small bays and the freshness of pine forests are what await tourists. Sithonia has some of the most beautiful beaches, known not only in Greece but around the world. They are recognizable by their finely divided, white sand and the crystal clear, turquoise color of the sea. Whoever has visited this magnificent peninsula will tell you that it offers the best of Halkidiki, with its beautiful golden beaches, dense pine forests, vineyards and mystical bays.
