Our guesthouse offers:

• 5 Rooms
• 2 Spacious apartments
• 1 Studio - Loft

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  Double Room

  The double rooms are on the second floor and have a balcony ..
  Each double room includes a double bed, A / C, TV kitchenette with refrigerator, coffee maker, cooking and kitchen equipment, bathroom-shower, toiletries and hairdryers ..

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  Triple Room

  Triple rooms are located on the second floor .. Each triple room has one double and one single bed, A/C, TV refrigerator, coffee maker, electric hob, bathroom-shower, toiletries and hair dryer ..
  The kitchen is located just outside the room it is fully equipped and is shared by two rooms .. The triple rooms have balconies with wonderful sea views ..

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  Studio - Loft

  It is the only room on the third floor, it includes a double, one single bed (1.20 m) and an armchair-bed .. A separate room, with its own kitchen, fully equipped with a fridge, spacious bathroom and large balcony with the most breathtaking view that you ever dreamed!

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  Apartment

  The apartments are located on the ground floor, they have a balcony with view and consist of two rooms, each with a double bed, two single beds and armchair-bed .. They can comfortably accommodate 4-5 people and have a fully equipped kitchen with microwave and large fridge, bathroom-shower, toiletries and hairdryers .. Ideal for hosting family ..

• Parking in front of the pension to park your vehicle.
• Transfer on request with the reception for those who do not have a vehicle to any place you want (eg. Thessaloniki airport / Thessaloniki, Port, bus stops etc.).

The pension is open all year.

We also serve breakfast for vegetarians and for fasting.
Our breakfast costs 7 €.

he main attraction is the Ouranoupolis Byzantine tower which dominates majestic and imperious for centuries the center of the village. This building, intended for protection was established in the 14th century and restored in the 19th century. Refugees who came to Ouranoupolis in 1922 from Propontis and Marmara lived in the Tower. In 1928, the Locke couple inhabited the Tower, with whose help the refugees were educated literary and culturaly. The tower now serves as a museum of Byzantine antiquities with many pictures and rugs.

Of course the visitor of Ouranoupolis must come in contact with the autonomous and self-governed monastic state of Mount Athos. Visit for men, includes a tour to the various monasteries, but in the case of women, contact with mount Athos is only visual and this because according to Article 176 of K.H.A.O. "In the peninsula of Mount Athos entrance to females always has been prohibited." Nevertheless men with a ticket fee, are allowed the entrance to Mount Athos. The price of the entrance for the Orthodox Christians amounts to 25 euros for other denominations of Christianity 35 euros and for special categories such as students or soldiers 10€.

Between Ouranoupolis and Ammouliani, is Drenia, a cluster of islands, or as locals call them "Gaidouronisia". The islands have beautiful beaches with crystal clear waters. Throughout most of them there is a tavern and loungers and parasols free of charge for the visitors. Boats travel to Drenia daily from the harbor of the village with a fee of 5 Euros.

With regard to the surroundings, visitors can tour the island of Ammouliani, which has excellent beaches with crystal blue waters, famous and award-winning blue flag by the Greek Tourist National Organisation.

An excellent choice is the beach Komitsa, which is just 15 minutes from Ouranoupolis. This is a beautiful beach with clear blue waters and organized camping. In Komitsa operates a beach bar, mini market and restaurant. Also the beach is organized, it is possible to have massage in a specially designed area on the beach and parking is offered as well.

In Nea Roda is the canal of Xerxes, which was opened by the Persian leader to avoid the circumnavigation of Mount Athos.

In Ierissos, a town just 17 km from Ouranoupolis a Cultural Center operates with exhibition of local traditional costumes and various other exhibits. Also in Ierissos the visitor will encounter the ruins of ancient Acanthus. They are mentioned in the books of Plutarch, Eusebius and Thucydides. In the largest part of Ierissos the walls of the ancient city are preserved, a Byzantine church and two post-Byzantine.

At Stagira, birthplace of Aristotle, visitors can visit the park where the statue of Aristotle is located and other aboveground sites.