Katerina Mediterranean House

Sarti is situated on the east coast of the most beautiful peninsula of Greece, Sithonia. In this enchanting surrounding, we have created House Katerina. Built with a personal touch and respect to our visitors, doing small renovations every year we offer pleasant and comfortable vacations. Its blue-white color matches the environment harmonically and fully represents the sea and sand of Sarti.

House Katerina is located just eight meters from the beach (almost on the beach) in a quiet area of rent-rooms and there is a bakery as well as a supermarket next door. The distance from the village center is just 100 meters.

Accommodation

It consists of six studios of which one is for two persons, one is for four persons and four for three persons. These are on the first floor. There is also a two-room apartment for four persons on the ground floor.

All apartments have:

• Private balcony
• Bathroom
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Air conditioning
• Satellite TV
• Central heating

At the entrance of the building there is a barbeque place to be used anytime by our visitors.

We run the business all year round and there is always a management employee at your best service.

Sarti - Sithonia

Sarti is located at the end of the second foot of Halkidiki, in Sithonia and it is the tourists' paradise of the municipality of Toroni. It is an offshore village with a population of 1000 people. The population though increases rapidly during the summer since the region attracts thousands of visitors, both Greeks as well as foreigners.

Three kilometers of beach surrounds a small fishermen village which, during the summer is transformed into a big city, since thousands of visitors both foreigners and locals, storm the village in order to enjoy the vast blue of the sea and the deep green of the mountains.

The big fair, which takes place during the 15th August festivities, the hike across the river and the visit to the monastery dependency are things you shouldn't miss. In the old village, some of the old picturesque refugee houses of the refugees of Afissos region of Asia Minor are preserved. The first refugees settled in the village in 1922.