Halkidiki welcomes everyone. Here, the sea is for all!
The region is committed to accessible and sustainable tourism. Therefore, more beaches now offer facilities that allow people with disabilities and reduced mobility to enjoy the Greek summer safely, independently, and with dignity.
With over 550 km of coastline, crystal-clear waters, and award-winning beaches, Halkidiki combines natural beauty with inclusion. Visitors can relax, swim, and experience the sea without barriers.
Working closely with its municipalities, Halkidiki continues to improve beach accessibility every year. This ongoing effort creates a more welcoming destination for residents and visitors alike. It also supports a more inclusive and sustainable future for tourism.
Many accessible beaches feature wooden pathways, accessible parking, shaded areas, and Seatrac systems. These innovative devices allow wheelchair users to enter and exit the sea independently. The service is provided free of charge, while local lifeguards can assist visitors with information when needed.
Whether you are travelling with a wheelchair, reduced mobility, or simply looking for beaches with easy access, Halkidiki offers comfortable and enjoyable options for everyone.
Accessible Beaches in Halkidiki
- Flogita beach (next to the lifeguard tower) – SEATRAC
- Nea Moudania beach (next to the lifeguard tower)
- Agios Mamas beach (next to the lifeguard tower)
- Nea Kallikratia beach (next to the lifeguard tower)
- Geoponika beach (next to the lifeguard tower)
- Vergia beach (next to the lifeguard tower)
- Dionisiou beach (next to the lifeguard tower)
- Nea Plagia beach (next to the lifeguard tower)
- Ierissos beach (camping) – GPS
- Gourgourou beach in Olympiada
- Stratoni beach
- Kampos beach in Pyrgadikia
- Alykes beach in Ammouliani island
- Nea Roda beach
- Kampoudi beach in Ouranoupoli
- Kalyves beach
- Gerakini beach
- Psakoudia beach – GPS
- Metamorfosi beach – GPS
- Siviri beach – SEATRAC
