Location

Kassandra is hot-spot, in more ways than one. Over the years, it has become the most popular and fun-loving destination in Halkidiki’s three sunny peninsulas.

Kassandra makes a beautiful, unspoilt, scenic backdrop to your holiday with its pine forests, fields, sandy, family-friendly beaches and ancient villages and towns.
Kassandra Palace Seaside Resort is located on one of the most beautiful sandy beaches of Halkidiki, stretching over 500 meters and blessed with crystal clear waters. The hotel is just 1.5 km from the village of Kriopigi and 80 km from the airport. Kassandra Palace is ideal for guests seeking tranquility and relaxation in a setting of breathtaking natural beauty ,with facilities for families and a variety of on-site leisure and dining options.

Useful Info

Kassandra Palace Hotel is idyllically situated on the stunningly beautiful coast of Halkidiki in Greece. Due to its easy access from different parts of Europe and Thessaloniki, and thanks to its recognized and contemporary hospitality infrastructure, Halkidiki is one of the ideal locations for holidays.
The distance between Kassandra Palace Hotel and Thessaloniki’s airport (SKG) is approximately 80 kilometers.
Weather conditions in the area; 270 sunny days per year, mild Mediterranean microclimate.

Surrounding Area

Kassandra

Kassandra is a hot-spot, in more ways than one.
Over the years, it has become the most popular and fun-loving of Halkidiki’s three sunny peninsulas, with its many and varied locations for bars, tavernas, restaurants, clubs, concerts, summer festivals and non-stop nightlife. It’s a must-visit for water sports enthusiasts, too.
But that doesn’t mean to say you can’t find peace and seclusion here if you want it. In fact, Kassandra offers the best of both worlds and, though lively, also makes a beautiful, unspoilt, scenic backdrop to your holiday with its pine forests, fields, sandy, family-friendly beaches and ancient villages and towns.

Sithonia

Want to leave the crowds behind and get back to nature? The rugged, mountainous, dramatic landscape of Sithonia – Halkidiki’s middle peninsula, situated between Kassandra and Mount Athos – has an alluring, untamed beauty that is popular with lovers of peace, quiet and the great outdoors. Sithonia is a symphony in green and blue with its valleys and pine forests, picturesque fishing villages and azure skies. It’s also famed for its golden beaches, such as Portokali, Azapiko, Tristinika and Korakas. And once you’ve climbed Mt Dragoudelis, its highest peak, you’ll be rewarded with a sublime view over the entire area – and the stately, neighbouring Mount Athos, of course.

Mount Athos

Set mythology aside, Mount Athos is famous for another reason. That’s because it’s home to the oldest monastic community in the world – one which has detached itself from the rest of civilisation, keeps Byzantine time and uses the Julian calendar.
Altogether, 20 monasteries and hundreds of cloisters, houses and hermitages dot this awe-inspiring landscape which, with its valleys, gorges and ravines, is so beautiful it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. The slopes of Mount Athos are home to approximately 2000 monks, who live in fortified architectural marvels and who safeguard, catalogue and restore holy treasures such as paintings, murals, manuscripts, embroideries, icons and historical relics.