 Vourvourou
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Vourvourou, on the eastern coast of Sithonia in Chalkidiki, is a shoreline retreat where calm bays, pine forests, and island-dotted waters converge. The village stretches along a protected gulf facing a cluster of nine unspoiled islets, creating a natural lagoon with some of the quietest, clearest seas in northern Greece. Many visitors explore this marine landscape by renting a small boat or kayak, drifting between hidden coves, sandbars, and the emerald shallows surrounding Diaporos Island.
Along the coast, soft-sand beaches alternate with sculpted rock formations and whispering pine canopies, giving the area a sense of privacy even in the summer months. The water remains shallow and transparent for long distances, making Vourvourou especially welcoming for families and leisure swimmers.
Away from the shoreline, the terrain rises into the green slopes of Mount Itamos, where walking paths, viewpoints, and nature trails open up to expansive Aegean panoramas. Local tavernas and contemporary villas are tucked discreetly among the trees, offering a relaxed, nature-first atmosphere.
Vourvourou is ideal for travelers seeking understated beauty: a place where the rhythm of the sea sets the pace, outdoor activities are effortless, and each day ends with sunset light settling over the islets.
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