How to get to Chalkidiki
The Chalkidiki Peninsula is a destination loved above all by European and Greek tourism which in recent years has also been meeting the tastes and arousing the curiosity of other peoples as well, it is a part of Greece where the sea and culture are the masters.
Three peninsulas Kassandra, Sithonia and the mystical Mount Athos, the "three fingers" of Greece, is located in the north on the border with historic Macedonia, home of the Great Alexander the Great. An area surrounded by greenery with places that leave you speechless for their beauty.
Reaching it is very easy and in some cases even very convenient because to get there you just need to reach the multifaceted city of Thessaloniki, the second largest in Greece and there are many airlines that have included this route in recent years, even at truly negligible costs.
So look for Thessaloniki as a destination which is about a hundred kilometers from the first Kassandra phalanx and then it would be better to rent a car. We recommend the rental from Thessaloniki airport so you can discover and admire the beautiful landscapes that lead up to this piece of Greece.
The first phalanx Kassandra where people come above all for fun as well as for a screaming sea, is about a hundred kilometers from Thessaloniki so you will be at your destination in an hour at the most.
If, on the other hand, you don't feel like driving during your holiday in Chalkidiki, you can always take a local bus. The network is quite organized in fact from Thessaloniki you can reach the major tourist locations but it is a little more difficult to discover all the beautiful beaches that this region offers its visitors. However, remember that the route to Chalkidiki (its original name) does not depart directly from the airport but from the station to the north of the city while in the southern part there is the station where they depart and arrive from Athens and for the hinterland of Macedonia.
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For those who have time and want to bring their own car, they can opt for the ferry and get off at Igoumenitsa and then cross all of Greece reaching the top of the peninsula. An estimated five hundred kilometers are many, but you can take the opportunity to stop at points of great interest such as the mythical Meteors or pass through Delphi. for help, write to us at info@meraviglioseisolegreche.com