Spathies beach, Sithonia
The small sandy bay and within it the Spathies beach is 14km from Neos Marmaras.
Considering that it is made up of two small bays, it is important to mention that there is also a gate here that leads to the larger Spathies beach. The larger beach has no natural shade but is a much smaller crowd.
The smaller beach is very small, up to 5m wide. In the middle of the beach is a pine tree that is large and makes a huge shade. This beach is not decorated but it is quite popular with families with children, so if you want to enjoy the peace you have to come early in the morning. Both beaches are sandy and not landscaped. There are no deck chairs or parasols, bars and restaurants, so our recommendation is to bring everything with you.
What is interesting and few tourists know is that this beach is a habitat for sea turtles.
The villages immediately adjacent to the shores will fascinate you with their picturesque nature. The crystal clear sea is a basic feature of Sithonia. Without too much hustle and bustle you will enjoy every day of rest on this Greek pearl. Sithonia is like created tourists who like active holidays. Sithonia is located at the crossroads of Halkidiki. Given the geographical location of Sithonia, Thessaloniki, Kassandra and Athos are available. So if you are in the mood for a tour of the whole of Chalcidia, Sithonia is the best starting point. Sithonia is a symphony in blue and green; there is no name for all the shades and colors of vegetation, sea and sky you will find here. The exciting scenery invites nature and vacation lovers to seek refuge here from the hustle and bustle.
