Located in dreamy Afitos, the King's & Queen's Suites is made up of eight modern villas styled in the traditional whitewashed Greek aesthetic with unbeatable views of the sea. 

Cool off in your villa's private pool or make your way to the hotel's main pool – the perfect oasis for leisurely days spent with a good book or simply gazing out contentedly at the sea.

These modern suites are beautifully decorated in bright, contemporary tones and feature a plush bed - perfect for a restful night's sleep. The suite also features an impressive private pool which is the ideal place for an afternoon dip following a busy day of exploration and relaxtion.

This exclusive and spacious penthouse apartment boasts a bubbling private outdoor Jacuzzi, dazzling sea views, and home comforts such as a fully equipped bathroom with shower, air-conditioning and a comfortable living room. Enjoy delightful sea views from the comfort of your own balcony.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Soak up the warmth of the Greek sun while relaxing by the stunning outdoor pool, or on the sunny terrace. For a more private experience, spend the day at your suite's private pool and enjoy the intimate atmosphere. For those seeking a more active option, the gym is available, followed by a soothing visit to the spa to ease any muscle tension.

Be sure to take advantage of the hotel's bike hire service, allowing you to cycle leisurely to the beach and explore the surrounding area's natural beauty.

Enjoy easy access to the internet with a handy 1 - 5GB eSIM, bookable at the next stage of the booking process. Install your eSIM before departure in just a few taps. 

Note: please check that your phone is eSIM-compatible before departure.

Swim, explore and relax on board a boat that will take you to the magnificent Gulf of Toroneos. The programme includes swimming, snorkelling, sunbathing and a visit to a typical peninsular village. Please note: available from Monday to Friday.

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.

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. 

The peninsula of Halkidiki - the birthplace of the philosopher Aristotle - can be found 60 km southeast of Thessaloniki, Greece's second-largest city. Characterised by its three ‘fingers’ that extend into the Aegean, this region of Greece is loved for its heritage as well as its balmy Mediterranean climate and stunning natural beauty.

This popular beach destination offers the longest single stretch of coastline in Greece: 500 km of beautiful sandy beaches, deep bays, and tranquil waters which are perfect for diving or snorkelling. Situated on the first of the region’s three peninsulas, Athitos is a charming seafront village with traditional Greek restaurants and history in the form of the local Folklore Museum. Further north, it’s possible to visit the remains of the ancient city of Olynthos with its fabulously preserved floor mosaics.

To experience true unspoiled Greece, head to the Sithonia peninsula, where you’ll find deserted beaches surrounded by pine forests - Metamorfosi is often claimed to be one of the most beautiful on the Sithonia coast. From the port of Ormos Panagias, take a boat trip to explore the coast of the monastic republic of Mount Athos, an area walled off from tourists due to its religious sacredness.