Charming Apartments for Rent near Mount Pangaio, Greece – Nature, History & Seaside Relaxation
Escape to northern Greece and stay in our welcoming, fully equipped apartments nestled near the foot of the majestic Mount Pangaion. Perfectly located between mountain serenity and seaside charm, our rentals offer the ideal setting for both relaxation and adventure.
Mount Pangaion is known for its stunning hiking trails, rich biodiversity, and spiritual landmarks like the historic Monastery of Eikossifoinissa. Nearby, you can explore the ancient ruins of Amphipolis and admire the famous Lion of Amphipolis, a symbol of the region’s deep historical roots.
But the magic doesn’t end in the mountains—just a 14Km/h drive away, you’ll find the beautiful Ofrynio Beach (Touzla), where golden sands meet the clear blue waters of the Aegean Sea. Whether you prefer sunbathing, swimming, beachside dining, or water sports, Ofrynio offers the perfect seaside escape to complement your mountain retreat.
The area also features traditional villages, local wineries, and opportunities for activities like horseback riding, biking, and cultural excursions.
Whether you’re looking for tranquility, exploration, or a bit of both, our apartments offer a warm Greek welcome and a gateway to one of the country’s most diverse and charming regions.
Book your stay today and enjoy the best of both worlds – mountain and sea – in beautiful northern Greece!
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Fully Equipped Apartments
Modern kitchen, refrigerator, utensils, and all essentials for a comfortable stay.
Air Conditioning & Heating
Enjoy year-round comfort, whether you’re visiting in summer or winter.
Flat-Screen TV & Entertainment
Each unit includes a TV for relaxing evenings after your adventures.
Free Wi-Fi 24/7
Starlink Very Fast and reliable internet connection in all apartments.
Private Parking
Secure and convenient on-site parking for all guests.
Guest Support
Regular cleaning and fresh linens/towels provided.
Mountain & Sea Access
Close proximity to Mount Paggaio for nature lovers and just minutes from Ofrynio Beach.
Pet-Friendly Options
Bring your furry friend along for the holiday!
24/7 Guest Support
Friendly assistance throughout your stay – we’re here when you need us.
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Palaiokomi enjoys some of the most pleasant weather in the region. Mild temperatures, abundant sunshine, and a fresh breeze from the sea create the perfect atmosphere for relaxation and outdoor enjoyment. Whether it’s spring, summer, or autumn, the area offers a welcoming climate year-round. Clear skies and gentle winds make walks, day trips, or simply spending time outside a real pleasure. Here, you can feel the calm and warmth that make the weather in our region so special.
The Beach with the golden sand
Ofryniou Beach
Paralia Ofrinio (also known as Ofryniou Beach or Tuzla) is a scenic seaside village on the northern Aegean coast of Greece, located in the Kavala regional unit. Popular among both Greek and Balkan tourists, it offers a long sandy and pebbly beach stretching over 17 kilometers along Orfano Bay. The beach is clean, family-friendly, and equipped with sunbeds, beach bars, and areas for water sports.
The village combines natural beauty with modern amenities. Accommodations range from rental apartments to vacation homes, and the local taverns serve fresh seafood and traditional Greek cuisine. While quieter than major tourist hubs, Paralia Ofrinio has a modest nightlife and several playgrounds, making it suitable for families and couples alike.
Nearby attractions include the Alistrati Cave, Amphipolis archaeological site, and Paggaio Mountain for hiking. Its relaxed atmosphere and affordability make it a favorite for summer getaways, especially from Bulgaria, as it’s only a few hours’ drive from Sofia.
A Sacred Treasure Near Mount Pangaion
Monastery of Eikossifoinissa
Just a short drive from our apartments, the Monastery of Eikossifoinissa is one of the oldest and most revered monasteries in the Balkans. Nestled on the forested slopes of Mount Pangaion, this spiritual sanctuary dates back to the 5th century and is dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
Visitors are drawn by its peaceful atmosphere, the miraculous icon of the Virgin, and its rich Byzantine history. Surrounded by nature, the monastery offers stunning mountain views and a deep sense of serenity — ideal for a quiet retreat or a meaningful cultural visit.
Whether you’re seeking spiritual inspiration or a glimpse into Greece’s monastic heritage, Eikossifoinissa is a must-see destination during your stay.
A Monument of Ancient Glory
Lion of Amphipolis
One of the most iconic landmarks near our location is the Lion of Amphipolis, a majestic marble monument that stands as a symbol of strength and honor. Dating back to the 4th century BC, this imposing statue is believed to have been erected in memory of a distinguished general or warrior, possibly connected to Alexander the Great.
Standing over 5 meters tall, the lion once guarded the ancient city of Amphipolis, a major strategic and cultural center during the classical and Hellenistic periods. Today, the monument sits proudly near the Strymon River, offering a striking glimpse into Greece’s ancient past.
Surrounded by beautiful natural scenery and rich archaeological sites, a visit to the Lion of Amphipolis is a must for history lovers and curious travelers alike.
A Monumental Mystery of Ancient Macedonia
The Tomb of Amphipolis
Located near the ancient city of Amphipolis, the Kasta Tomb is one of the most remarkable archaeological discoveries in Greece. Dating back to the 4th century BC, this grand burial monument is believed to be linked to the era of Alexander the Great, possibly built for a high-ranking Macedonian noble or general.
The tomb features stunning architectural elements, including:
Marble sphinxes at the entrance
Elegant caryatids guarding the inner chamber
A breathtaking mosaic floor depicting the myth of Persephone
A massive circular wall made of Thassian marble
Although the burial remains a mystery, its scale and artistry speak to the power and prestige of the person it once honored. While the tomb itself is not fully open to the public, nearby you can visit the Archaeological Museum of Amphipolis to see finds and learn the story of this fascinating site.
A Trip to the Ancient world of Greece
The Archaeological Museum of Amphipolis
The Archaeological Museum of Amphipolis, located near the ancient city in northern Greece, showcases a rich collection of artifacts spanning from prehistoric times to the Byzantine era. The museum’s exhibits are arranged chronologically, allowing visitors to explore the cultural and historical development of Amphipolis and its surrounding region. Highlights include exquisite gold jewelry from the Kasta tomb, ancient statues, coins from Alexander the Great’s time, and everyday objects that reveal the life of past inhabitants.
Modern and accessible, the museum provides educational information in multiple languages and is situated close to the archaeological site, offering a comprehensive experience. Visitors can deepen their understanding of the Macedonian kingdom and the significance of Amphipolis through well-curated displays and historical documents related to ongoing excavations. The Archaeological Museum of Amphipolis is a must-visit for anyone interested in ancient Greek history and archaeology.
A Unique Experience of Natural Beauty and Mythology
Alistrati Cave
The Alistrati Cave is one of the largest and most impressive caves in Greece, boasting both geological and ecological significance. Located near the village of Alistrati, approximately 50 kilometers from the city of Serres, at the border between the Serres and Drama regions, the cave is an important tourist and scientific destination for visitors from around the world.
The cave’s spacious chambers are adorned with stunning formations of stalactites and stalagmites, as well as rare helictites (also known as eliktites), which twist and turn in irregular, spiral patterns, seemingly defying gravity. The cave covers an area of more than 25,000 square meters and stretches for about 3 kilometers in total, with 1 kilometer open to the public. The guided tour lasts about one hour and begins in a large vestibule, 8 meters high.
According to ancient Greek mythology, the area around the cave is associated with Hades and Persephone, as it was believed to be the entrance to the Underworld. The Alistrati Cave is accessible to everyone and provides a unique experience, combining natural beauty, scientific importance, and the mythological heritage of the region.
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