Orange Beach on the East Coast, near Sarti, Sithonia Beach, Halkidiki, Greece

Situated on the eastern coast of Sithonia, the Orange Beach or Orange Beach, as the aliens call it, is somewhere between Sarti and Vourvourou. His original Greek name is Kavouroritpes (in translation: Rachel's Holes). It is not visible from the main road, but it is easy to see, thanks to the signs on both sides of the road marked Portokali. The road after the ramp is black and steep. After about 50 meters of slow downhill, you will reach a flat place under a group of trees - this is the parking lot. The beach is already visible, but you can not get off the car right next to it.Before the beach was used mostly by nudists, but over time it became popular and mass tourists attacked it. Oranges are made of limestone rocks, on which you can stretch your towels and walk calmly without slipping, and a bit of sand in places. The bottom of the sea is sandy and water is a unique combination of light and dark blue.