The Best Bars In Halkidiki Greece

Τhe seaside touristy area of Halkidiki in northern Greece is a place of great historical significance, as the birthplace of the philosopher Aristotle who set the basis for western philosophical thinking.Wander around the archaeological sites, enjoy the wonderful beaches and experience the dynamic nightlife of Halkidiki with our guide to some of its best bars.

Navagos beach bar

Bar, Cafe, Restaurant

Navagos beach bar is one of the best beach bars of Halkidiki, located in Paliouri, about two hours away from Greece’s second largest city, Thessaloniki. It operates as a cafe-bar restaurant, providing you with drinks and snacks from early in the morning until the very late hours. Visit at the weekend to enjoy various events including famous DJs and artists. Navagos Beach Bar | Courtesy of Navagos Beach Bar

Anemos beach bar

Bar, Pub Grub

At Anemos you can enjoy the sun on the beach bar’s sunbeds, as well as coffees, juices, fruit salads and snacks. Later on, the beach bar serves cold beers and unique cocktails in an idyllic setting, right by the sea and under the stars.

Almyra

Bar

Almyra beach bar is located in the middle of a relaxing and wonderful natural landscape, with a great view of the amazing, popular Kallithea beach. It organizes crazy beach parties with the participation of internationally famous DJs and artists.

Summer Lost bar

Bar, Greek

This beach bar is one of the best options on Epanomi beach, about an hour away from the city of Thessaloniki: enjoy your coffee or a range of other drinks just a breath away from the beach. At night, there are parties with dynamic Greek and international music.

Goa Beach Bar

Bar, Cocktail Bar, Pub Grub

Goa is one of the best beach bars on the second ‘foot’ of the Halkidiki peninsula. You’ll find great drinks, cocktails and shots, a crazy atmosphere and endless beach parties with loud music every day. There’s definitely not a dull moment to be had at Goa!

About the author

Evangelos Tsirmpas

Vagelis Tsirmpas is a 23-year-old Athens-born travel enthusiast who holds a BA in interpreting and a MA in translation. He studied in Corfu, the island of his heart, and uses foreign languages as a passport to different cultures. After traveling to various European countries, his next goal is a trip to Africa. Paraphrasing Marx, Vagelis does not only want to travel around the world, but also change it. Therefore, he has actively participated in student unions and self-organized solidarity groups.