Activities
Paralia Dionisiou can be used as a starting point in various directions.
Sport
Are you one of those people who don't give up sports even on vacation? If yes, we have good news for you. Our apartments are within walking distance of many and different sports facilities. Even if you are not an athletic type you can try them and you know what? They might change your mind about sports...
Football
Across the apartments is the football stadium of Dionisiou. Also, a 5x5 football field is located in the nearby town of Nea Triglia.
Tennis
There are two tennis courts within a radius of two kilometers from the apartments. One in Dionysiou and one in Nea Moudania.
Sea Sports
At a distance of 1.5 km walking along the beach you can enjoy water sports, from water bikes for families to jet skis for the more adventurous. Ιn 17 minutes by car you reach one of the largest sea inflatables areas in Halkidiki.
Nearby Destinations
If you wish to explore Halkidiki, we suggest some nearby destinations that can enchant you in their own way if you just let them.....
Petralona Cave
The Petralona Cave is located one kilometer far from the village of the same name. It has been open to the public since 1979. Research reports that the traces of Archanthropic habitation of approximately 700,000 years, the oldest Europeans found so far, have been discovered in the cave. However, other research takes the opposite view. Regardless, it remains just as impressive and well worth a visit.
Ancient Olynthos
Olynthos is an ancient city of Halkidiki, built on a fertile plain, on the shores of Toroni. According to history from the end of the 5th century BC until 348 BC, when it was destroyed, it was the city with the greatest economic and military importance of Halkidiki.
Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki is the largest city of the geographical division of Macedonia and the second largest in Greece. It is famous for the White Tower, the huge beach full of cafes, restaurants and bars and its good food. It is the city that never sleeps.
Nea Moudania
The city was created by Asia Minors. It is the largest city of Halkidiki and its metropolitan center, with a permanent population of 10,342 inhabitants. A key attraction is the imposing church with the highest bell tower.
Nea Flogita
Nea Flogita is built on a hill 500 meters from the sea. Although it has few permanent residents, during the summer the streets are flooded with people. At the beach you will find taverns and bars for entertainment until morning.
Agios Mamas Βeach
You don't have to go all the way to the Caribbean to find clear and blue waters, just take a visit at the beach of Agios Mamas. A huge area of sand and beach bars next to each other serving all kind of people, those who want to relax and those who want to have fun until late evening.
Trips that you can combine with your vacation
Because we don't want to limit you only to the nearby cities and areas of our apartments, we want to take you a little further.....
Vergina
The town is believed to be the location of the capital of Ancient Macedonia, as the tombs of Macedonian Kings and Philip II, father of Alexander the Great were found there.
Naoussa/Agios Nikolaos/Lefkadia
Huge plane trees, which enchant you and embrace you with their shade, streams running with water ready to cool you down, wooden bridges waiting for you to walk across them.
Edessa
Its name means "Tower in water" since ancient times. Another exotic destination famous for its 12 waterfalls, which were created after a strong earthquake in the area in the 14th century.
Ouranoupoli
A coastal village one step before Mount Athos, literally since it is its gate. Every day boats travel from the shores of Ouranoupoli and head to Mount Athos.
Mount Athos
The Vatican of Greece, since it is a self-governing part of the Greek State and is located on the third and last leg of Halkidiki. In Mount Athos exists 20 Holy Monasteries independent of each other, while still no one can appreciate its untold wealth. Although it is an off-limits destination for the women, they can tour Mount Athoss using a boat around the perimeter and admire the monasteries built into the huge rocks.