Location

Tucked away on one of the most secluded stretches of coastline in Halkidiki, Develikia Private Villas enjoy a truly rare setting — an almost private beach that feels worlds away. With no nearby access points, the only path to our shores is a 500-meter walk along the sand, under the summer sun. This natural isolation means that even in the height of July and August, our guests can hear little more than the whisper of the waves — or their own breath. Just steps from your villa, the beach unfolds into golden sand and blue horizon, complete with private umbrellas, plush loungers, beach poufs, and a beach volleyball court. No crowds, no noise — just a hop from your door to your own stretch of Aegean serenity.

Just 5 km from Develikia, the coastal town of Ierissos offers a blend of authentic Greek charm and modern convenience. With roots stretching back to ancient Akanthos, this historic town is now a lively hub of local shops, traditional tavernas, cultural experiences, sandy beaches and clear waters, while the port of Ierissos serves as a departure point for cruises to the monastic world of Mount Athos. Whether you're in search of fresh seafood, a peaceful promenade, or a quiet piece of history, Ierissos offers all of it — just moments from your villa.

A short boat ride from the coast, Ammouliani is the only inhabited island of Halkidiki — a tranquil world of turquoise waters, sandy coves, and a rhythm that invites you to slow down. Wander the village, explore its hidden beaches by boat, and enjoy fresh seafood by the sea. It’s ideal for a day trip or a quiet afternoon escape — just close enough to feel effortless, yet far enough to feel like an adventure.

Located just 20 km from Develikia, Ouranoupolis is a picturesque village at the edge of Mount Athos — where ancient tradition meets coastal serenity.
Wander its cobbled streets, explore charming artisan shops, or enjoy a long lunch by the sea. It’s a place of quiet spirituality and slow beauty, with breathtaking views across the bay to the monastic peninsula.

Tucked into the coastline and known for its seafood tavernas, Pyrgadikia is a little further — but always worth the drive. Framed by olive trees and blue waters, the village offers quiet charm, traditional flavors, and a front-row seat to the simplicity of Greek coastal life.