Olympiada Beach — Attraction in Aristotle Municipality

As much as i wanted to give it 5 stars, i must be objective in order to help people who read this, to get a proper accomodation. It is the clean beach but it's a Stavros - Asprovalta type of sand so the water is muddy and blurred, pretty dark, wich i personally don't like. No parking space. There is one central parking lot in the village, near Aristotel statue but it gets overcrowded around 6 and then you have to drive too far from your accomodations. Prices of accomodations are truly high if you are renting a good place to stay. Few shops (also higher prices), one pharmacy that works til 1 and from 6 to 22h. This place could be truly boring if you are a teenager, if you came without kids, if you want some fun besides sun and the sea. For at least half of the money, a person can rent the same size of apartment in Stavros and drive to those perfect beaches. Also the road is very nasty at night (curvy, mountain road near the coastline with no lights or cat eyes) so God forbid if you must go out of the village. Nights are much colder then the days, it's because the village is under the hill all surrounded by the...

For us, it was a 2-star experience compared to other beaches within a 2-hour drive. While I understand that the weather—being very windy during mid-August—was beyond anyone's control, it did make the sea rough and the water murky at this particular beach. Interestingly, the water was cleaner at other nearby beaches on the same day. Unfortunately, the quality of the beach chairs was extremely poor across several establishments we inspected, making it hard to imagine how anyone could relax on them. Another issue we encountered was the prevalence of second-hand smoke, which made it difficult to enjoy the beach. Additionally, there wasn’t much space to...

Petite station balnéaire familiale bénéficiant du drapeau bleu pur la qualité des ses eaux de mer, située loin des hordes touristiques de Halkidiki et Stavros, à une petite heure en voiture de Thessalonique. Les amoureux de vielles pierres et d'Aristote pourront profiter des ruines de l'ancien village (Stagira) dans un cadre magnifique, en hauteur, au milieu de la forêt et entourées par la mer. Quelques tavernes bonnes et sympas. Au Nord (en arrivant de Stavros) une grande plage desserte (étonnamment peu urbanisée) ouverte sur le large (donc parfois à la mer peut être agitée, vérifiez l'orientation et la force du vent au préalable). Dans son prolongement, le village avec une plage urbaine aménagée et occupée par les parasols de quelques beach bars à taille humaine. Enfin, à l'Est, entre le petit port de pêche et l'entrée des ruines de Stagira, vous trouverez une magnifique crique (Sikia beach), aux eaux calmes encastrée dans un écrin de verdure, très prisée des familles grecques fuyant les bars de plages et à la recherche de plus d'authenticité et de nature. Ambiance conviviale et sympa. Douches disponibles gratuitement. Venir le matin ou en fin d'après-midi pour profiter d'une moindre chaleur et d'une lumière...