Perea – the perfect starting point for exploring Northern Greece
Perea is a charming seaside resort located just outside Thessaloniki, ideally positioned for discovering the beauty of Northern Greece. Only minutes away from the airport and major road connections, Perea offers our guests the perfect combination of relaxing on quiet, sandy beaches and easy access to numerous must-see destinations.
Whether you’re interested in visiting historical sites, mountains, monasteries, traditional villages, or some of the most beautiful beaches of the Aegean Sea – everything is within reach. Staying in Perea makes every trip easier, more comfortable, and full of unforgettable experiences.
Thessaloniki – A City of History, Energy & Taste
Thessaloniki, Greece’s second-largest city, is one of the most vibrant destinations in the north of the country – ideal for a day trip or a full-day experience.
Its rich history is reflected in sites such as Zejtinlik, the Serbian military cemetery from World War I, the Thessaloniki Fortress (Ano Poli) with panoramic views, the iconic White Tower, and the magnificent Church of Saint Demetrius, the patron saint of the city.
Beyond its cultural heritage, Thessaloniki is a true paradise for shopping enthusiasts – with large malls, global brands, local boutiques, and open-air markets. The city also boasts a lively nightlife scene with a unique local vibe.
A must-do is a boat ride across the Thermaic Gulf, offering a stunning view of the city from the sea, especially during sunset.
For food lovers, Thessaloniki is a culinary playground, serving everything from traditional Greek dishes to modern international cuisine. Whether you’re after culture, food, or vibrant city energy – Thessaloniki has it all.
Meteora – most impressive wonder of nature and spirituality
Meteora is one of Greece’s most impressive and visited landmarks, a true natural wonder that leaves visitors in awe.
Massive rock pillars, towering high above the Thessalian plain, were formed millions of years ago through natural erosion. Perched atop these cliffs are centuries-old Orthodox monasteries, creating a breathtaking fusion of natural grandeur and spiritual devotion.
At its peak, Meteora hosted 24 monasteries, while today six remain active and open to visitors. Each monastery tells a story of faith, resilience, and history, offering a glimpse into a world preserved through centuries.
Inside, visitors can admire priceless frescoes, sacred icons, and precious artifacts.
Reaching the monasteries involves climbing carved stone stairways, rewarding you with stunning panoramic views of the dramatic landscape.
Visiting Meteora is not just a sightseeing trip – it is a journey through time, a place where the forces of nature and the depth of spiritual life merge into an unforgettable experience.
Whether you seek photography, history, faith, or pure natural beauty, Meteora will leave a lasting impression on your heart.
Mount Athos – The Spiritual Heart of Orthodoxy
Mount Athos, known as the Holy Mountain, is one of the most important spiritual centers of the Orthodox Christian world. Located on the third “finger” of the Halkidiki peninsula, this monastic community has preserved its unique way of life for over a thousand years, far from the rhythms of the modern world.
Mount Athos is an autonomous monastic state under the jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, home to twenty Orthodox monasteries, along with numerous sketes and hermitages. Life here is devoted entirely to prayer, work, and contemplation, creating an atmosphere of deep spiritual peace.
Access to Mount Athos is strictly regulated:
● Entry is permitted only to men, and requires a special permit known as a diamonitirion.
● Women are not allowed to enter Mount Athos, a tradition maintained for centuries.
For those who cannot enter but still wish to experience its magnificence, boat cruises around the peninsula offer unforgettable views of the monasteries rising majestically from the cliffs above the Aegean Sea. From the deck, you can admire stunning landmarks like the Great Lavra, Simonopetra, Dionysiou, and many more.
A cruise around Mount Athos offers a rare opportunity to witness the Holy Mountain’s spiritual power and architectural splendor, even from a respectful distance. Visiting Mount Athos, by sea or by land, leaves a profound impression, inspiring silence, reflection, and deep respect for tradition.
Halkidiki – A Turquoise Paradise in Northern Greece
Halkidiki is one of Greece’s most beautiful and beloved destinations, famous for its stunning beaches, unspoiled nature, and rich heritage. This peninsula, stretching into three distinct “fingers” – Kassandra, Sithonia, and Athos – is the perfect choice for travelers looking to combine seaside relaxation with adventure, nature, and spiritual exploration.
Kassandra, the westernmost peninsula, is renowned for its lively nightlife, luxurious resorts, and long sandy beaches, ideal for families and entertainment lovers.
Sithonia, the middle “finger,” offers breathtaking landscapes, hidden coves, dense pine forests, and a more peaceful atmosphere – perfect for those seeking authentic natural beauty.
Athos, the eastern peninsula, is home to Mount Athos, the spiritual heart of Orthodoxy, which visitors can admire during cruises along the coast, marveling at the monasteries clinging to the cliffs above the Aegean Sea.Kasandra, najzapadniji deo, poznata je po bogatom noćnom životu, luksuznim rizortima i dugačkim peščanim plažama, idealnim za porodice i ljubitelje zabave.
Beyond its turquoise waters and soft white sands, Halkidiki also offers a rich cultural experience. Visitors can explore archaeological sites, traditional villages, wineries, and olive groves.
Not far from the coast lies the Cave of Saint Athanasios the Athonite, a sacred site attracting pilgrims and curious travelers alike, adding a spiritual touch to the journey.
