Thessaloniki-Besuch mit geführtem Stadtrundgang

Mount Athos and Ammouliani's island mixed cruise

Discover the beauty of Halkidiki's third peninsula with this 5-hour sightseeing cruise to Mount Athos and Ammouliani island.

Halkidiki 4x4 Safari

Go where no car can go on this rugged, off-road adventure along Halkidiki's Sithonia or Kassandra peninsulas. Join us for a rip-roaring odyssey in a 4x4 vehicle as we weave along diverse landscapes of dark and dense woodlands, virgin beaches of fine white sands and emerald green seas.

Private Halkidiki brewery and vineyard tasting tour

Get ready for a tasty little adventure through Halkidiki, where craft beer and local wine come together for a laidback outing. You'll kick things off at a place that makes craft beer for a behind-the-scenes peek at how Greece works its brewing magic. Then, it's time to sip your way through Pilsner, lager and IPA tastings, each with its own story. After that, it's off to a local winery, where you'll wander through the vines before settling into the courtyard for tastings of rose, white and red wines that show off the region's flavour.

Private half-day walking food tour in Thessaloniki

You'll move through Thessaloniki one flavour at a time, kicking things off at the White Tower – the city's waterfront landmark that once guarded the harbour. Then, it's time for warm bougatsa, a flaky sweet-cream pastry the locals love. After that, you'll stop at a cosy kafeneio for a cup of Greek coffee and to hear how these cafes became the heart of local social life. Next, you'll settle around a taverna table to share meze plates like feta, octopus and zucchini bites. The day wraps with a pastry shop visit and free time to wander the city at your own pace.

Ticket-only Halkidiki boat trip with Neos Marmaras visit, swimming and lunch

Slow down and ease into a day where you'll escape the crowds and experience a little laidback luxury as you cruise around the western shore of Halkidiki's Sithonia Peninsula. Helene, a local guide, says “this tour takes us to some of my favourite spots. Spathies Beach has secluded coves without the usual hustle and bustle of the resorts, while Neos Marmaras offers a balance of cosy tavernas and traditional Greek charm, with modern bars and facilities.” You'll head to Nikiti Port where your boat awaits. From here, you'll sail down the coast of the Toroneos Gulf before dropping anchor at Spathies Beach for your first swim stop. Helene adds, “make sure you grab a snorkel and mask to make the most of this hotspot for parrotfish and damselfish – you may find an octopus hiding in rocky reefs, too.” Then, it's back on board to sail towards Neos Marmaras Village.There's free time for a wander around the village, where you can shop for souvenirs or chat with the friendly locals – it's the best way to soak up the culture. Then, you'll return to the sea and sail to Kelyfos Island, affectionally known as Turtle Island, while enjoying a light lunch on board. The cliffs of this tiny island make for some curious-looking cave formations at its edge that beg to be explored. Take the plunge off the side of the boat and swim around this uninhabited land. Or, if your idea of fun is simply basking on the deck with some music and a cold drink in hand, then feel free to unwind. Whatever floats your boat, you'll want to drink in the coastal views as you sail back to the harbour after a day of escapism.

Halkidiki boat trip with Neos Marmaras visit, swimming and lunch

Slow down and ease into a day where you'll escape the crowds and experience a little laidback luxury as you cruise around the western shore of Halkidiki's Sithonia Peninsula. Helene, a local guide, says “this tour takes us to some of my favourite spots. Spathies Beach has secluded coves without the usual hustle and bustle of the resorts, while Neos Marmaras offers a balance of cosy tavernas and traditional Greek charm, with modern bars and facilities.” You'll head to Nikiti Port where your boat awaits. From here, you'll sail down the coast of the Toroneos Gulf before dropping anchor at Spathies Beach for your first swim stop. Helene adds, “make sure you grab a snorkel and mask to make the most of this hotspot for parrotfish and damselfish – you may find an octopus hiding in rocky reefs, too.” Then, it's back on board to sail towards Neos Marmaras Village.There's free time for a wander around the village, where you can shop for souvenirs or chat with the friendly locals – it's the best way to soak up the culture. Then, you'll return to the sea and sail to Kelyfos Island, affectionally known as Turtle Island, while enjoying a light lunch on board. The cliffs of this tiny island make for some curious-looking cave formations at its edge that beg to be explored. Take the plunge off the side of the boat and swim around this uninhabited land. Or, if your idea of fun is simply basking on the deck with some music and a cold drink in hand, then feel free to unwind. Whatever floats your boat, you'll want to drink in the coastal views as you sail back to the harbour after a day of escapism.

Sunset at the Vineyard

What could be more enchanting than an evening that combines wine-tasting with sunset views? Begin with a warm welcome at the winery, where you'll stroll through vineyards and learn winemaking secrets from a professional enologist. Sample a variety of wines as the sun sets, perfectly paired with the tranquil surroundings - a sophisticated yet serene experience, ideal for wine enthusiasts and sunset lovers alike.

Nikiti Village & Market Transfer

The streets of Nikiti are abuzz with memorable sights and sounds on market day. Take the morning to explore the hustle and bustle of this popular market on this tour, with an incredible array of local produce and artisanal products on offer. And make sure to keep an eye out for the special olive oil from Sithonia – it's a great souvenir to take back home.

Ierissos Market & Metochi Monastery Tour

Get a two-for-one deal on Halkidiki's best shopping and sightseeing. Every Tuesday, sleepy Ierissos Village springs to life with one of the biggest markets in the area. We'll whisk you there to pick up embroidery and leatherwork, as well as fresh local produce like honey, olive soap and ouzo. Then, take in the wow-factor views from atop the cliff-clinging Metochi Zoodochou monastery.

Thessaloniki Culinary Walking Tour

Hit the streets of Thessaloniki for a tasty trek through some Greek culinary gems. Kick off by trying bougatsa, as you dive into this flaky pastry's history in a local spot. Then, get the lowdown on Greek coffee, before a taverna lunch with meze – think flavours that pop and stories that fascinate. You'll wrap up with a sweet treat at a pastry shop.