The village of Sarti is located in the prefecture of Halkidiki, at the peninsula of Sithonia. It was founded after the Asia Minor disaster by refugees living in the small island, the Ofioua (Afisia) located in the Marmara Sea. 

Those refugees's first stop was Lavrion. But soon informed by the Greek State that in Halkidiki there is a place with abundant fisheries and croplands,and so moved from 1923 to 1925 in this geographic area. The current name of the village (Sarti) comes, according to historical data, from the King Sartio or Sarti, who lived in this area and he built a state at this land, the Sartoupoli, which sank. 

Sarti now numbers about 1000 inhabitants. In the summer, because of the heavy tourist traffic, are increasing rapidly reaching the 15,000 to 20,000 thousand people. 
It is a beautiful village with clean beaches and unique beautiful bays, attractions, rooms, hotels, restaurants, tourist shops.
The most tourists are gathering in mid-August when its church celebrates.