The Athos Peninsula is a mountainous region located in northern Greece, part of the larger Chalkidiki peninsula. It is known for its stunning natural beauty, featuring steep cliffs, lush forests, and a rugged coastline along the Aegean Sea. The peninsula is approximately 50 kilometers long and is home to a unique monastic community. Athos is famous for the Mount Athos, which is a significant religious site for the Eastern Orthodox Church. The area is inhabited by 20 monasteries, each with its own rich history and traditions. Access to Athos is restricted, allowing only male visitors, making it a serene and spiritual destination.