Afitos is a coastal village in the Kassandra Peninsula of northern Greece, located in the Macedonian region. The settlement features traditional stone architecture, Byzantine ruins, and beaches along the Aegean Sea. Visitors explore the village's quiet streets, swim in crystal-clear waters, and sample local seafood at traditional tavernas.
Afitos (also spelled Afytos) is a traditional stone village on the eastern coast of the Kassandra peninsula, the westernmost prong of Halkidiki in northern Greece. It sits approximately 90 kilometres south of Thessaloniki and overlooks the Toroneos Gulf. The village is classified as a traditional settlement by the Greek state due to its well-preserved Macedonian architectural heritage, and it has been a protected area since the 1980s.
Halkidiki, Kassandra Peninsula, Northern Greece, Aegean Coast, Traditional Greek Village, Beach Destination, Cultural Travel
