Recently renovated, the Akti Toroni Boutique Hotel 4* is a chic seafront property nestled in the Sithonia peninsula of Northern Greece, home to some of the clearest waters in the Mediterranean.

With just 25 rooms, this intimate boutique hotel is situated in the picture perfect fishing village of Toroni. Make the most of your the sunshine in the outdoor swimming pool or retreat to the onsite spa and hammam for some well needed R&R.

The Ground Floor Studio is the ideal retreat for a stay with friends or family, with its king-size bed, sofa bed and spacious layout. You can also relax on the veranda.

These sleek studios offer pretty side sea views and each one has its very own balcony. Sleeping up to four people, thanks to the double bed and sofa bed, you can all unwind after a day out in the sunshine. Make the most of the modern bathroom for getting ready in the morning or freshening up before dinner, which you can prepare in your kitchenette or enjoy in the restaurant.

Situated on the ground floor, the Junior Suite is an ideal choice for those who want spend their days beside the pool. With the swimming pool located right on your doorstep, you can soak up the sunshine from the spacious terrace before taking a refreshing dip. 

For the ultimate family getaway, this Executive Suite boasts optimal space and style. Split over two levels, this luxury suite includes two bedrooms sleeping up to four or five. Outside, you will find a fully furnished balcony with peaceful pool views.

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).

This blissful beachfront hotel invites guests to relax and reconnect with nature. Home to a private beach and a pristine swimming pool, you will have plenty of opportunities to relax and unwind. Burn off some energy in the gym, and try out the massage services to soothe any aches and pains.

For families, there's also a children's area complete with a fun filled program of daily activities. Those eager to try out some watersports can head to the surrounding areas, while nearby Toroni harbour is a great spot for diving and snorkelling. 

Discover the second largest city in Greece and enjoy a guided tour and free time to explore Thessaloniki.

Sail under the beautiful Athos peninsula and discover the history of the centre of Orthodoxy and the village of Ouranoupoli. On the return journey, the boat will visit Ormos Panagias and for 1.5 hours you will be treated to a wonderful programme of Greek music.

Between discovering the cultural heritage and a relaxing day out, take a day cruise: accompanied by a guide, you'll visit a monastery on Mount Athos and be able to dive into the turquoise waters off the island of Diaporos.  Please note: This excursion is available on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Embark on an unforgettable spiritual and visual experience with this tour of the Monasteries of Meteora, which begins with a comfortable bus journey from Haldikiri. Nestling atop towering rock formations in Greece, the monasteries of Meteora offer an impressive blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Take a day out to discover the treasures of the Sithonia peninsula. From magnificent nature to local culture, traditional architecture and a dip in the turquoise waters, this full day will allow you to discover the region from its most beautiful angle. Please note: this trip is available on Fridays. 

Halkidiki, a beautiful region in Northern Greece, offers a perfect mix of ancient history, stunning beaches, and serene landscapes. Famous for its three peninsulas stretching into the Aegean Sea, Halkidiki is a timeless destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure.

Must-sees:

• Athitos: A picturesque seafront village on the first peninsula, known for its traditional Greek tavernas and the local Folklore Museum.
• Olynthos: Explore the ancient ruins of this city, featuring well-preserved mosaics and a fascinating historical backdrop.
• Sithonia Peninsula: A natural paradise, home to secluded beaches like Metamorfosi, surrounded by lush pine forests.
• Mount Athos: A sacred monastic republic, accessible only by boat, offering an incredible view of its walled coastline from the sea.

Culinary culture:

Halkidiki’s cuisine highlights the fresh flavours of Greece, with an emphasis on olive oil, herbs, and locally grown produce. Sample dishes such as grilled sardines, moussaka, and juicy lamb skewers, or try a classic Greek salad with the region’s famous olives. For a sweet treat, enjoy baklava or loukoumades, honey-drizzled dough balls, best savoured alongside a glass of local wine or ouzo.

Dive deeper:

Explore the rich culture and natural beauty of Halkidiki beyond its beaches. Visit the ancient ruins of Olynthos, hike through pine forests, or take a boat trip to Mount Athos to witness its religious and natural grandeur. With its tranquil waters, Halkidiki is also a great destination for snorkelling and diving.

Good to know:

Halkidiki enjoys a Mediterranean climate, making it ideal to visit from May to October. September is an especially great time to go, with warm seas, pleasant temperatures, and fewer crowds. Easily accessible from Thessaloniki, it provides a peaceful escape with a variety of activities for all tastes.