Beaches
Halkidiki Holidays at the Border of Mount Athos
Ouranoupoli beach
A huge shore, a vast sea embrace, starts from the area of the harbour of Trypiti and ends at the village of Ouranoupoli.
Drenia – Ammouliani
A sandy organised beach on the namesake islet in the “tail” of Ammouliani.
Alikes – Ammouliani
The most beautiful, famous, most photographed beach of Ammouliani and of the entire Mount Athos Area!
Hotels
Accommodation in Ouranoupoli Halkidiki Greece
Ouranoupolis Princess
Ouranoupolis Princess is a newly built accommodation, located at the entrance of the small picturesque fishing village of Ouranoupoli, at the roots of Mount Athos.
Konaki Hotel
Konaki Hotel is set in Ouranoupoli, 2.5 km from Mount Athos. Every room at this bed and breakfast is air conditioned and features a flat-screen TV. You will find a kettle in the room.
Hotel Makedonia
At the reception lounge there is a café with Sat TV, when on the veranda you can enjoy your breakfast, served with pure products, such as yoghurt with local biological honey and others.
Mount Athos
Monasteries of Mount Athos
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