Welcome to Villa Olympus. Away from the stress of city life, this luxury accommodation in Halkidiki offers everything your heart desires. Here on the west coast between the peninsulas of Kassandra and Sithonia, only 30 minutes away from Thessaloniki Airport, the property offers the perfect location. Take a break with the whole family on our 5400m2 farm. Enjoy the unique nature, between olive trees and with a picturesque view over the sea to Mount Olympus. With our private beach access you can reach the sea directly in 140 meters. The natural beach is almost empty even in high season and is also the ideal spot for anglers or for diving. (Boat rental on site). If you want to immerse yourself in life, nea Potidea or Nea Moudania can be reached quickly. We are happy to share the seasonal fruit and vegetables from the garden with our guests. If you want to keep the kitchen cold on holiday, there are countless good restaurants nearby. If you have any questions or problems, we are always on site. You can also bring your pets with you, but they have to stay outside. We look forward to welcoming you as our guests at Villa Olymp and we will do our best to give you unforgettable moments.

Hello, my name is Simon and I would like to warmly welcome you as the host of Villa Olymp. If you have any questions or need help, just knock. We live on site and adapt individually to your needs. You decide whether you want to contact us or not! It is important to us that you are satisfied.

Halkidiki is a region in northern Greece known for its finger-like promontories. The landscape changes from Mediterranean forests to sandy beaches and sheltered bays. The westernmost peninsula of Kassandra is the best developed for tourism and offers modern hotel complexes and nightclubs. Notable archaeological sites in the region include Stageira, the birthplace of Aristotle, and Olynthus with its well-preserved mosaic floors. In the lively town of Nea Potidea there is a well-known canal, on the banks of which the remains of ancient castle walls and a Doric tomb can be seen. From here you can see the fishing boats going back and forth between the Toronean and Thermaic Gulfs. Coastal paths line both sides of the peninsula, with lively bars and casual cafes on the eastern shore, while traditional harbor tavernas serving seafood dishes on the western shore. Nea Moudania, a fishing port with a long beach where fish taverns offer the catch of the day, is also easily accessible. Olive groves stretch behind the lively town center with bars, shops and nightclubs. Hiking trails and viewpoints are hidden around the hilltop Orthodox Church of Panagia Korifini. The Fisheries Museum features exhibits related to the local fishing industry. Ferries to islands such as Skopelos and Alonissos leave just around the corner