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Marina · Kalamariá

Aretsou Marina Thessaloniki

Discover the tranquil beauty of Marina Aretsou in Kalamaria Municipality, Thessaloniki, Greece. Bathed in the warm glow of the early evening sun, this serene coastal spot is a hidden gem for nature lovers and peaceful wanderers seeking a quiet retreat by the water. Let the gentle breeze and golden light invite you to reconnect with nature in an authentic Greek setting away from the city's hustle. Perfect for contemplative strolls, soft ambient sounds, and capturing mesmerizing sunset moments along the marina.

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Late spring to early autumn for calm weather and warm coastal sunsets

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Late spring to early autumn for calm weather and warm coastal sunsets

1–2 hours

Camera or smartphone for photos, Light jacket for cooler evenings, Sunscreen, Comfortable walking shoes, and Water bottle

Photographers, Solo Travelers, Wellness Seekers, Nature Lovers, and Couples

The nearest airport is Thessaloniki Airport "Makedonia" (SKG), approximately 20 minutes by car to Kalamaria.

Stay at charming boutique hotels or waterfront guesthouses in Kalamaria or Thessaloniki city center for easy access to the marina.Book a stay →

Enhance your visit with a sunset dinner at local tavernas nearby, a seaside bike ride, or a cultural tour of Thessaloniki’s historic sites.

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