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Holiday Village at the Beach
Holiday VillageHave you ever dreamed about living at the beach? Not in a large hotel at the heart of a tourist region, but rather a calm and peaceful place with no distraction whatsoever? Alkyóna Beach is just that. Named after the kingfisher, a brightly colored bird that lives here, the 35,000m² camp is a great destination for nature enthusiasts, families and friends as well as for travel groups.
Overview
History
Our holiday village is located close to the ancient city of Pydna, the port city of Alexander the Great. On his second journey through Greece, Apostel Paul influenced the region signficantly.
Nature
The beach area offers vast meadows, two freshwater lakes and an idyllic orchard. Sweet figs and other kinds of juicy fruits grow here. Just the right snack when enjoying the beautiful weather!
Beach
The turquoise water of the shallow sea and the white sand create a beautiful setting which is simply stunning. Listen to the sounds of nature without noise and enjoy a relaxed and stressless holiday.
Responsibility
We, as owners of the holiday village at the beach, take our responsibility for this special place very seriously: We feel obliged to protect the unique environment with its vivid and versatile flora and fauna.
Holiday Houses with Sea View
We, the Alkyóna Beach team, are there for you at any time to make sure that you will not miss anything. Our job is to provide you with all you need so do not hesitate to ask us any questions. We love to help. With us you will spend an unforgettable holiday in the beautiful north of Greece!
The same way that Flipper the dolphin moves our heart our animals will do without even getting wet! At Alkyóna Beach, you live among cats and dogs as well as five donkeys. Though we do not offer pet therapy yet, the way these little beings greet us and enjoy a loving stroke surely sparks joy in each and everyone of us. Spend an unforgettable holiday with animals at the beach!
Our holiday village at the beach is surrounded by nature reserves and bird sanctuaries, making it a popular venue for the local fauna. Hobby ornithologists can observe kingfishers, pelicans and flamingos at the beach. The two freshwater lakes are home for several turtles. But beware – if you are approaching them too quickly, they dive right into the water before you will be able to take a closer look at them.
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