The Strymonian Gulf and Paralia Ofriniou.
The Strymonian Gulf, and particularly Paralia Ofriniou, home to S&G Theriakis Construction, is one of Greece’s rapidly developing and most dynamic coastal areas. Asprovalta, Nea Vrasna, Paralia Karianis, Nea Kerdylia and Stavros are the areas stretching around the Strymonian Gulf.
Between four prefectures — Kavala, Serres, Thessaloniki and Halkidiki — the area offers a combination rarely found across the Greek countryside: mountains and sea in close proximity along its entire length.
Its location is strategic: the area is served by two airports, Kavala and Thessaloniki, and two ports connecting it to the rest of Greece and abroad. It is also close to three border crossings: Promachonas and Exochi towards Bulgaria, and Kipoi towards Turkey. The Egnatia motorway crosses the area almost parallel to the coastline, bringing four major cities of Northern Greece — Thessaloniki, Kavala, Serres and Drama — within minutes’ reach.
A lively coastal destination with modern infrastructure and life throughout the year. Paralia Ofriniou combines the sea with everyday convenience and the momentum of residential development.
An extensive coastline with an open horizon and an authentic seaside atmosphere. Paralia Karianis offers an ideal setting for relaxation and a holiday home.
Nea Kerdylia is a coastal settlement on the shores of the Strymonian Gulf, close to historic Amphipolis. Its natural beauty and peaceful character create an attractive setting for a holiday home.
Asprovalta is a seaside destination with a long sandy beach and well-developed infrastructure. It combines the vibrancy of summer with the comfort and choices of an established area.
Nea Vrasna
A welcoming coastal area with a long sandy beach and a relaxed atmosphere. Nea Vrasna combines family recreation with the beauty of the Strymonian Gulf.
Stavros
Where lush green landscapes meet the shores of the Strymonian Gulf. Stavros combines natural beauty, seaside life and infrastructure for a comfortable stay.
The area has seen rapid tourism development in recent years without losing its authentic local character. Paralia Ofriniou stands out as the liveliest area throughout the year, with shops, tavernas and commercial activity all year round — something unusual for a coastal settlement of this size.
Beyond the sea, the area has significant historical and cultural importance. Ancient Amphipolis, with its iconic Lion and the Kasta Tomb, lies on the border of Serres and Kavala, while ancient Philippi and Kavala's old town complete a collection of sights that few coastal destinations can offer within such a small radius.
Mount Athos, home to the monastic community of the Holy Mountain, together with the area's caves, forts, lakes and rivers, makes the Strymonian Gulf a place full of treasures for visitors, just a few kilometres away.
The local produce makes the area a leading gastronomic destination. Fresh fish from local fishers, olive oil, almonds and wine from the area's farmers give the local diet an authentic identity and enhance the area's value.
This combination of strategic location, natural beauty, history and a vibrant local economy makes the Strymonian Gulf one of Greece’s most appealing areas for buying a home and investing.
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