Sithonia is the middle peninsula of Halkidiki, Greece, known for its crystal-clear waters, pine forests, traditional villages, beautiful beaches and summer activities. The main villages and areas include Nikiti, Neos Marmaras, Sarti, Vourvourou, Toroni, Sykia, Kalamitsi, Porto Koufo and Ormos Panagias.
Municipality of Sithonia
Address: Nikiti, Halkidiki, Greece, 63088
Telephone: +30 23753 50100
Email: protokolo@dimossithonias.gr
Website: www.dimossithonias.gr
The Municipality of Sithonia provides local administration, public services, visitor support and information for residents and tourists throughout the Sithonia peninsula.
Citizen Service Center of Sithonia Municipality
Address: Agios Athanasios, Sithonia, Greece, 63088
Telephone: +30 23750 20244 / +30 23750 20245
Email: d.sithonias@kep.gov.gr
Website: www.kep.gov.gr
European Emergency Number: 112
Police: 100
Ambulance: 166
Fire Department: 199
Coast Guard: 108
Tourist Police: 1571
Police Station Nikiti: +30 23750 22200
Police Station Neos Marmaras: +30 23750 71111
Sithonia Municipality: +30 23753 50100
Fax: +30 23750 23244
Historical and Folklore Museum of Sarti
Location: Sarti, Sithonia, Halkidiki
Telephone: +30 23750 94323
Website: www.afisia.gr
The Historical and Folklore Museum of Sarti presents the local history, traditions, old photographs, costumes, tools and cultural heritage of Sarti and the surrounding area. The museum is connected with the Cultural Association “Afisia” and is an interesting stop for visitors who want to learn more about the local identity of Sithonia.
Nikiti Old Village
Nikiti Old Village is one of the most charming traditional settlements in Sithonia. Visitors can walk through narrow streets, admire stone houses, visit the church of Agios Nikitas and enjoy panoramic views of the area.
Vourvourou & Diaporos Island
Vourvourou is famous for its turquoise waters, small islands and peaceful natural scenery. Visitors can rent a boat and explore Diaporos Island, hidden beaches and small coves.
Porto Koufo
Porto Koufo is one of the largest natural harbors in Greece. It is a quiet and picturesque place, ideal for seafood, fishing, walking and sunset views.
Toroni Castle & Ancient Toroni
Toroni is known for its long sandy beach and the remains of ancient and Byzantine history. Visitors can explore the area of the old castle and enjoy beautiful views over the coastline.
Sarti
Sarti is one of the most popular destinations in Sithonia. It offers a long sandy beach, tavernas, cafes, shops and beautiful views towards Mount Athos.
Kavourotripes
Kavourotripes is a famous area near Sarti, known for small sandy coves, white rocks and crystal-clear blue water. It is one of the most photographed places in Sithonia.
Kalamitsi
Kalamitsi is a peaceful seaside village with a beautiful beach and clear waters. It is ideal for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing by the sea.
Sykia & Kriaritsi Beach
Sykia is a traditional village in southern Sithonia. Nearby, Kriaritsi Beach offers impressive natural scenery, clear waters and a quieter atmosphere.
Tristinika Beach
Tristinika is a long sandy beach with blue waters and a more relaxed atmosphere. It is a great choice for visitors looking for natural beauty and space.
Mount Itamos
Mount Itamos is ideal for nature lovers and hikers. The area offers walking paths, pine forests and panoramic views over the Sithonia peninsula.
Ancient Olynthos
Ancient Olynthos is an important archaeological site in Halkidiki, located outside Sithonia but worth visiting. It offers insight into the urban planning and daily life of ancient Greece.
Ancient Stageira
Ancient Stageira, near Olympiada, is known as the birthplace of Aristotle. Visitors can explore the ruins of the ancient city and enjoy views of the surrounding area.
Ancient Akanthos
Ancient Akanthos is located near Ierissos and is connected with the ancient history of Halkidiki. Visitors can see remains of the ancient settlement and city walls.
Petralona Cave
Petralona Cave is located in the Kassandra area of Halkidiki. It is famous for its impressive stalactites and stalagmites, as well as its archaeological and paleontological importance. A human skull was discovered there in 1960, making the cave an important site for scientific research and tourism.
Visitors in Sithonia can enjoy boat rentals, private cruises, organized sea trips, snorkeling, diving, hiking, beach exploration, traditional tavernas, local markets and scenic drives along the coastline.
Popular areas for boat trips and sea activities include Vourvourou, Ormos Panagias, Diaporos Island, Porto Koufo and Neos Marmaras.
Opening hours and access to museums, archaeological places and public services may change depending on the season. Visitors are advised to contact each service directly before planning their visit.