FIVE HOTELS ONE RESORT


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estled in the heart of northern Greece, Halkidiki blends mesmerising shades of blue and green, with sprawling pine forests that give way


to beaches lapped by crystalline waters. The destination, famed for its diverse natural


landscapes, is made up of three peninsulas – Sithonia, Mount Athos and Kassandra – each with their own distinct identity. Sithonia is an oasis of nature trails and verdant foliage, while Mount Athos is dedicated to quiet, monastic life. The third peninsula, Kassandra, boasts sublime


beaches and Grecian charm in abundance, but the undeniable star of the show is Sani Resort.


NATURAL PARADISE Set among 1,000 acres of ecological reserve and with a four-mile stretch of golden sand on its doorstep, Sani Resort is perfectly positioned for clients seeking an idyllic Greek getaway. By intertwining the visions of five unique,


Porto Sani


award-winning hotels, Sani Resort creates an eco-conscious haven where travellers of all kinds can find their version of paradise. Whether your clients are seeking a romantic retreat for two, a chance to get back to nature, a lavish family getaway, or anything in between, one of the resort’s five‑star hotels is guaranteed to tick the right box.


SANI BEACH The largest hotel in the Sani collection is perfectly situated for a blissful beach retreat on Cape Sani. Surrounded by more than four miles of lush sandy beaches and just


D Spa, Sani Dunes

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