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Toroni Beach: A Historical Haven on Sithonia's Coast

Discover Toroni Beach: a blend of history, crystal-clear waters, and serene sunsets on Halkidiki's Sithonia Peninsula. Perfect for families and history enthusiasts.

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Toroni Beach, a 2.5 km stretch of golden sand and turquoise waters on the Sithonia Peninsula, offers a blend of relaxation and history. Once a significant ancient city, today it's a tranquil escape with remnants of its past visible along the shore.

A brief summary to Toroni beach

  • Toroni, 630 72, GR

Local tips

  • Explore the ancient ruins of Toroni to discover the rich history of the area.
  • Enjoy the sunset at Toroni Beach for a memorable experience.
  • Take a boat trip to nearby Porto Koufo, Greece's largest natural harbor.
  • Rent snorkeling gear and explore the underwater ruins in the harbor.
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Getting There

  • Bus

    From Thessaloniki Airport (SKG), take bus line 79 or 79A to KTEL Chalkidikis bus station. Purchase a ticket to Sarti, making sure the bus stops in Toroni. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 3-3.5 hours. Bus tickets from Thessaloniki to Halkidiki can cost around €10-€15. From the bus stop in Toroni, the beach is a short walk away.

  • Car

    From Thessaloniki Airport (SKG), follow the A25/E90 towards Thessaloniki. Continue onto A25 towards Halkidiki/Nea Moudania. Take the exit towards Sithonia, following signs for Nikiti and Neos Marmaras. After passing Neos Marmaras, turn left towards Toroni. Parking is available in the village. Be aware that during peak season, parking might be limited. A taxi from Thessaloniki Airport to Toroni can cost between €155 and €204.

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Toroni Beach, gracing the southwest coast of Sithonia in Halkidiki, is more than just a scenic escape; it's a journey through time. This 2.5-kilometer-long beach boasts fine, soft sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters, perfect for families and those seeking a peaceful retreat. The beach has been awarded the Blue Flag for its excellent water quality and eco-friendly management. Toroni's history stretches back to the 8th century BC when it was founded by settlers from Chalkida. In ancient times, it was a prominent city in Halkidiki, playing a key role in naval battles. Today, visitors can explore the archaeological site of Toroni at the southern end of the beach, where remnants of the ancient harbor and Byzantine fortress of Lekythos offer glimpses into its storied past. Snorkeling enthusiasts can even discover underwater remnants of ancient sea walls. The beach itself is partly organized, offering sunbeds, umbrellas, and beach bars, while other sections remain natural and less developed. The calm, shallow waters are ideal for swimming and water activities, while the nearby Porto Koufo, Greece's largest natural harbor, provides opportunities for boat trips and exploring secluded beaches. Toroni is also known for its breathtaking sunsets, painting the sky with hues of orange, pink, and gold.

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