Villa Charmolipi

Villa Charmolipi could not be in a better location. Only 200m from the resort's private beach and a few minutes' ride from the centre of Pefkochori.

Pefkochori is a beautiful old village surrounded by pine and olives trees growing down to the sea. Narrow streets, beautiful gardens, cafés and restaurants provide a fun, relaxed atmosphere, it is also quite lively at night, offering a variety of bars.

There is plenty to choose from if you're looking to try watersports, the villa's beach complex offers equipment and coaching sessions for a variety of sports, should you wish to make use of them.

From Pefkochori you can rent a boat or take a day trip on a sailing boat around Toroneos Bay taking a closer look at what you see from your lounger on the beach. Whichever trip you chose you are likely to head for either Toroni or Porto Koufo where almost all of the fishing boats land their catch. These trips are always informative and allow a stop either for swimming from the boat or for you to pop ashore and explore your port of call.

Not far up the east coast is Afytos perhaps the most unusual traditional village of the Kassandra peninsula. Its uniqueness is not only in its beauty, but also in the historical and natural significance, so much so that the historic centre is now a traffic-free zone. The village is rich in Orthodox Christian structures and stone-built houses, most of which feature some stone inscriptions. Although a resort area with hotels, restaurants and other facilities, Afitos succeeds in preserving its traditional charm. Sitting on a hill above the coast, but still with its own long sandy beach, it assumes an amazing vantage point over the Toroneos Gulf, with splendid views over to Sithonia.

A completely different beach experience is that of Possidi cape on the west side of the Kassandra peninsula. Here there are no loungers, tavernas or beach bars, just you and what you take with you for the day. It is very exposed with little in the way of natural shade so please take your sunscreen! At the end of Possidi beach stands a charming old whitewashed lighthouse. When it was built in 1864, the lighthouse stood very near to the water but now the sea has backed away. The lighthouse is still in use today and has a delightful small flower garden next to it adding to its charm.

You will love a holiday in Villa Charmolipi, enjoying the exotic-coloured beaches, mesmerizing scenery and beautiful surroundings.

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