Melissa & Jacques · Halkidiki
Everything for your journey, your stay and a few lovely days by the sea.
From the airport, we recommend a rental car or taxi to Halkidiki. The journey takes approximately 45–60 minutes. To help you find the best connection, have a look at our flight guide below.
We recommend staying close to the venue or elsewhere on Kassandra, where our wedding and Mezze & Moves will take place. You’ll find our hand-picked recommendations in the accommodation guide below.
East of Thessaloniki, Halkidiki reaches into the Aegean Sea like Poseidon’s trident. Its three distinctive peninsulas are often called the three “legs” of Halkidiki.
The western peninsula is the liveliest and most developed, known for sandy beaches, pine forests and cosmopolitan seaside villages.
The middle peninsula feels wilder and quieter, with pine-covered landscapes, sheltered coves and clear turquoise water.
The eastern peninsula is home to the autonomous monastic state of Mount Athos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by dramatic nature. Under the traditional avaton rule, women are not permitted to enter Mount Athos; sightseeing vessels remain at least 500 metres from the shore.
Our wedding will take place on Kassandra, the first leg of Halkidiki.
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