Petrino Spiti, Parthenonas Sithonia Halkidiki Greece

"Petrino Spiti" is traditional stony house

at village Parthenonas Sithonia Hakidiki, with amazing view to Toroneos bay

Petrino Spiti located in traditional village of Perthenonas with amazing sea view

Cool and cozy will offers you a pleasant leisure time among the nature and fresh air with great views to Sithonia peninsula.

You’ll love this place because of the ambiance, the outdoors space, the neighborhood, and the light. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and families with kids.

Accommodates: 3
(extra bed for 4th person on request)

Bathrooms: 1

Bedrooms: 1

Beds: 2
(1 double, 1 single)

Parthenonas

Only 5 km away from Neos Marmaras to an altitude of 350 m, you will find the traditional village Parthenonas..

The name Parthenonas is mentioned in documents from 10th century but there is no much information about the village itself and its role in the past.

In 1970 the site was rediscovered and called

The abandoned village of Sithonia since only abandoned and ruined houses were found in it (some of them still can be seen).

Facilities - Amenities

Garden with olive trees and flowers
Private parking
Free WiFi Internet
Fully equipped kitchen
Coffee maker
Kettle
Fridge
Separate bathroom with shower
Cleaning services on request

Distances

Beach : 5 km
Restaurant – Taverns : 300 m
Supermarket: 5 km
Farmacy : 5 km
Airport : 120 Km

The Area

Neos Marmaras Halkidiki

Neos Marmaras is situated on the second leg of Halkidiki, Sithonia, which is just 120 km away from Thessaloniki. Mounted on five hills, N. Marmaras reminds you of an island.

After a two year wandering around Greece, the refugees of the island of Marmara settled in a place which brought back to their minds vivid memories of their once lost homeland; that was the Byzantine settlement “Balabani’ which was renamed N. Marmaras.

In a few decades they managed to turn the inhospitable, yet charming nature into a picturesque outport and, later on, into a top- ranking destination for tourists triggering a strong desire for advancement and development and thus making Marmara one of the highest class resorts in Northern Greece. Up to 1970 the local people of the nearby mountainous village called Parthenonas had settled as well. That was the time when a great dreamer, John Carras, completed his enterprising dream creating one of the most outstanding hotel units in Greece: Porto Carras.