Thessalonica is the largest cultural, economic and of course, tourist center in the North of Greece. Visit the best beaches of the second helladic capital and surroundings.
Agia Triada Beach is one of the most favorite beaches in a quiet resort village. Thessaloniki is a bit north. The water at the beach at sunset turns from blue to gold, and the sky sends reflections of red and yellow. There are many beautiful resort places nearby, but the most delicate sand and blue water are here, for which Agia Triada was awarded the Blue Flag.
Perea Beach is an almost two-kilometer beach in a small village of the same name near Thessaloniki. Together with the two closest, she is proud of awarding the Blue Flag. It is closest to the northern capital, open in summer and winter, loved by both Greeks and visiting tourists. Perea is well organized, so there are always a lot of visitors here.
Nea Kallikratia Beach is located 30 km from Thessaloniki. The surface of the beach is covered with soft and golden sand. Occasionally, stones and shells come across in it. Bright sun reigns here, there is calm weather and atmosphere.
Epanomi Beach is a developed resort located south of Thessaloniki, one of the most popular and crowded in the summer. Cozy thermal bay is connected by bus with Thessaloniki, Halkidiki, famous for fine-grained sand, clear water, which is marked with the Blue Flag.
Neoi Epivates is a cosmopolitan beach near Thessaloniki (half an hour by bus) in a small town of the same name. Fine sand is washed by the cleanest shallow waters. In the summer it is noisy and fun here, tourists sunbathe, swim. In winter, it's nice to walk along the two-kilometer embankment to neighboring Perea.
Touzla Beach or, as it is often called, Ofrinio, is located near the village of the same name. The points closest to it are Kavala, Asprovalta. Only about a hundred people live in Ofrinio itself, although in the summer its population is greatly increased due to Greek and foreign tourists.