Stratoni, a picturesque village on Chalkidiki's northeastern coast, boasts a rich history dating back to 600 BC. Previously known as Stratonicea, the area was renowned for its mines. Modern Stratoni emerged in the 19th century, initially settled by miners. The arrival of refugees from Asia Minor after the Asia Minor Disaster further increased the population. Mining remains an important occupation for Stratoni's residents even today.

Immerse yourself in nature and learn about the life and teachings of Aristotle at the Aristotle Park, dedicated to the philosopher born in nearby Stagira. Unearth a hidden natural gem at the Varvara Waterfalls, where you can soak in the lush surroundings and the sound of cascading water. While Stratoni itself isn't a major shopping destination, explore nearby towns like Poligiros for local markets and shops. Pasatempos, a specialty and gift shop, offers unique finds within Stratoni.