Asprovalta lies on the Strymonian Gulf, at the north-eastern tip of the Thessaloniki region, in the Municipality of Volvi. Together with Nea Kerdyllia and Vrasna, it is one of the best-loved seaside destinations in Macedonia, Greece, for summer holidays as well as for a permanent or second home.
Asprovalta sits right on the Egnatia Odos motorway, about 80 km from Thessaloniki. By car it takes around 50 minutes, and there are regular KTEL bus connections. Easy access makes it ideal for anyone who wants the sea without being far from the city.
The coastline of Asprovalta is more than 10 km long, with sand and stretches over 50 metres wide. It holds a Blue Flag for 2026, as do seven more beaches in the Municipality of Volvi. You will find organised beaches with sunbeds, water sports and play areas for children, as well as quieter spots for those looking for peace.
Along the sea runs a long, beautifully landscaped promenade of about 4 km, with trees, fountains, playgrounds, tavernas and cafés.
Asprovalta does not close down in winter. There are supermarkets, shops, cafés and restaurants, a health centre, post office, banks and a pharmacy. For activities: fishing, cycling, hiking, 4×4 routes, picnics, 5-a-side football and parks for children.
Asprovalta is also home to the convent of Lydia, an impressive building overlooking the sea.
A Blue Flag sea, easy access from Thessaloniki, life all year round and history in every direction. That is why we chose this area for our projects.
About 80 km. By car, via the Egnatia Odos motorway, the drive takes around 50 minutes. There are also regular KTEL bus connections.
Yes. The beach of Asprovalta was awarded a Blue Flag for 2026, together with seven more beaches in the Municipality of Volvi.
Yes. Supermarkets, shops, restaurants, a health centre, post office, banks and a pharmacy are open all year round.
The Lion and archaeological site of Amphipolis, Stagira with the Aristotle Park, the Alistrati Cave, Philippi and Lake Volvi.
