Afitos or Afytos is a traditional village in Halkidiki that overlooks Toroneos Bay. it is located between Nea Fokea and Kallithea on the peninsula's northern coast. It has a cosmopolitan vibe with a rich cultural history. It is mentioned in many ancient scripts from famous Greek writers including Aristotle, Herodotus, Thucydides, and Pausanias. Afytos marked a colony that motivated entire fleets to anchor in the natural harbor as a safe anchorage. The steep cliffs meant that maritime attacks were less likely to occur. The city joined the Athenian Alliance and was present in the struggle against the Ottoman Empire in 1821. Apart from its long history, Afitos has a unique natural landscape with excellent architecture. Most houses are built and renovated with local limestone. The church of St. Demetrius, the stone reliefs of Katsani, and the Folklore Museum are not to be missed. Strolling through the village by car or foot, you will notice streets are narrow, making it quite difficult to descend to the beach. Therefore, a sailing trip in Afitos will allow you to explore several beaches and bays in Halkidiki with ease.  

A day sailing trip from Afitos is usually spent touring the beautiful beaches of Kallithea. This area is known to have the best clubs and seaside taverns in Kassandra. Besides that, you will have fantastic views and swim in crystal-clear waters. Due to the protection of the hills and the coastal cliffs, you will enjoy a safe ride with a sailboat You may also extend your cruise and sail down to Pefkochori, which is known to have equally pleasant beaches.