Kallithea

Kallithea is a municipality and a popular tourist resort located on the Kassandra peninsula of Chalkidiki, Greece. It is situated on the southeastern coast of the peninsula, approximately 90 kilometers from Thessaloniki. The name "Kallithea" translates to "beautiful view" in Greek, a descriptor often attributed to its scenic location overlooking the Aegean Sea.

The area is characterized by its long sandy beaches, clear turquoise waters, and lush green hillsides. Kallithea has developed significantly as a tourist destination, attracting visitors with its amenities, including a wide range of hotels, restaurants, cafes, and shops. It is known for its vibrant nightlife, particularly during the summer months.

A significant landmark in Kallithea is the Sanctuary of Ammon Zeus, an ancient archaeological site that includes the ruins of a temple dedicated to Zeus. The site also features a small museum displaying artifacts found during excavations. The town center is lively, with a central square often bustling with activity. Visitors can enjoy water sports, boat trips, and exploring the natural beauty of the surrounding area. Kallithea is a popular choice for both Greek and international tourists seeking a beach holiday with a blend of natural attractions and modern facilities.