HALKIDIKI
Ikos Oceania & Ikos Olivia are located on the magnificent Halkidiki region. Lush green forests that reach right down to the beach; golden sunlight reflected in the turquoise waters; a traditional style with a rich gastronomic and cultural heritage. Endless coves, unique architectural sites, perfectly preserved Christian monument all add their own rich touch to the unique canvas that is Halkidiki.
CULTURE PASS
At Ikos Oceania and Ikos Olivia you can enrich your stay with a complimentary ticket to visit one of the following museums – each one offers you and your family a unique cultural experience at no extra cost.
- The White Tower & the Museum of Byzantine Culture, the historical landmark of Thessaloniki
- The Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, one of the largest museums in Greece and the central museum of northern Greece.
- Gerovasileiou Vineyards & Wine Museum, a meticulously-tended vineyard surrounding the modern winery, where the renowned Ktima Gerovassiliou wines are produced.
NIKITI TRADITIONAL VILLAGE
Just 15 km distance from Ikos Olivia, Nikiti is one of the most picturesque villages in Halkidiki. The old village has its own architectural style, with old stone-built houses, coming straight from previous centuries. You can stroll down the cobblestone alleys, smelling the flowers that are everywhere and relax at one of the traditional taverns. The village overlooks the peninsula of Kassandra and offers a fantastic view to the Toroneos Gulf. It’s a relaxing way to pass the time and you can also make the best of the turquoise waters and relaxing beach bars.
HOLOMONTAS COUNTRYSIDE EXCURSION
An incredible chance to discover the secrets of Halkidiki. Driving through mountains and forests you will visit the capital, Poligiros before visiting the traditional village Arnea. Enjoy one last stay at the small village of Pyrkadikia before returning to Ikos.
SITHONIA PENINSULA AND PARTHENON VILLAGE EXCURSION
Enjoy the ever-changing landscape pass you by on this wonderful day out towards Porto Koufo, where you will find some stunning scenery and beautiful views across the southern tip of this middle peninsula. The scenery has been likened to that of Switzerland with its pine trees forming a backdrop to the lonely beaches. The village of the North Parthenonas, 10km from Marmaras (an abandoned and forgotten village until the late 1980’s), is definitely worth exploring. With its traditional architecture and stone-paved streets, this is a village of unusual beauty – with fabulous views out over the Aegean.
