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Popular couples German TV reality show shot in Halkidiki

Greece was chosen because it was considered the most safe

Newsroom July 20 09:56

Nea Potidea, Halkidiki, was chosen by German television to shoot one of the most popular reality shows.

The production chose to shoot in Greece, as it is considered one of the safest countries due to the coronavirus pandemic.

In order not to postpone the popular show, an impressive and luxurious villa in N. Potidea was chosen.

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According to information from halkidikinews.gr, the producers and players of the reality show, who have been in Halkidiki for a month and a half, said they were fascinated by the beaches of the area and the quality of the sea water.

The show is a German version of the British “Love Island”. Ten singles are put together and stay in a villa for a few weeks and need to get to know each other and have a relationship. During these weeks, they face various trials.

The show will begin airing on German television in September.

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