The area that is fit for cultivation is 350,000 and grains, olive trees and tobacco thrive there. The inhabitants are occupied with agriculture, vine-yards, olive-crop, cattle breeding, honey making and fishing.

Chalkidiki is the most authentic Macedonian city of north Greece, a point of view that is reinforced by its dynamic presence in the historical development of Greece, with evidence from the ancient times, the Turkish domination and the Byzantine Empire.

Chalkidiki is famous for its mineral wealth, known since the ancient times with ores of manganese, iron, copper, iron pyrite and bauxite and its healing springs. The springs that stand out are Agia Paraskevi and Agii Apostoli. The cave of Petralona, an internationally known cave, is a worth visiting place.

In the greater area, there are many archaeological sites with important findings and exhibits. The areas that stand out are Akanthos, Apollonia, Afytos, Kallithea, Mendi, Olynthos, Sanny and Toroni. Archaeological museums are located in Thessaloniki, Olynthos and Polygyros. 

The beaches of Chalkidiki are famous for their clear blue waters, their fine sand and the rich vegetation.

The busiest beaches of the area are Agios Ioannis, Agios Mammas, Afytos, Glarokambos, Kera Maria, Kryopygi, Mola Kalyva, Pefkohori, Dristinikas, Furka, Porto Kufo, Ierissos, Kallithea, N. Marmaras, Olympiada, Uranoupoli, Polychrono, Poseidi and Chanioti.

The area satisfies even the most demanding visitor with its traditional settlements and its cosmopolitan resorts.

Your staying will be pleasant in the luxuriant hotels, apartments, rent-rooms, picturesque hostels and organized camping sites.

There are many choices for those who love water sports, climbing, hiking and fishing.

Chalkidiki is undoubtedly the best holiday resort for those who seek unforgettable, dreamy vacations with cosmopolitan life, graphic serenity and natural beauty.