Holiday in Halkidiki Kassandra

About Halkidiki Kassandra

Kassandra is the first and westernmost of the three fingers of the Halkidiki Peninsula and the most popular beach destination in Northern Greece. Just an hour's drive from Thessaloniki, Kassandra offers a perfect mix of golden sandy beaches, turquoise sea, vibrant nightlife, and Greek hospitality. For German holidaymakers who want to combine a beach vacation with culinary delights without having to cross to an island, Kassandra is the ideal choice. The east coast of the peninsula hosts the most spectacular beaches: Kallithea, Sani, Pefkochori, and Chaniotis line up like pearls, offering expansive sand, organized beach services, and numerous water sports opportunities. The Sani complex in the north has established itself as one of the most luxurious resort experiences in Greece, with a private beach, marina, and a summer cultural festival on the fortress walls. The west coast is rougher and wilder – here you can find secluded bays with crystal-clear water, accessible only via dirt roads. Possidi with its distinctive cape, Fourka, and Siviri offer more authentic experiences away from the tourist crowds. The nightlife is concentrated in Kallithea and Kassandreia, where Greek and international DJs perform in beach clubs and bars during the summer. Getting there is very easy: Direct flights from several German cities to Thessaloniki take two and a half hours, from there you drive on the highway for a good hour to Kassandra. A combination with a city trip to Thessaloniki is also perfectly possible – two days of culture in the second-largest city in Greece, followed by a week of beach vacation in Kassandra. Prices are very moderate by German standards, especially in local taverns away from the main tourist spots.