In short: Metamorfosi is a family resort at the entrance to Sithonia with the status of an air spa; nearby are the remains of ancient Olynthos, one of the most important cities of northern Greece.
Metamorfosi is a calm family resort at the very entrance to Sithonia, with a long sandy beach surrounded by pine forest that provides natural shade. Its relaxed atmosphere, a landscaped park in the centre and the closeness of Nikiti and the surrounding beaches make it suitable for a quiet break. In this guide we go through the beach, the facilities, the surroundings and why Metamorfosi is worth it.
Beaches in Metamorfosi
The main Metamorfosi beach is mostly sandy, with some pebbly parts, turquoise-blue and clean water and pines that come down almost to the shore. The pine shade and the gentle entry into the sea make it pleasant throughout the day. Nearby are the lovely beaches of Trani Ammouda, Lagonisi and Agios Ioannis.
What to see in Metamorfosi and nearby
The park and the centre of the place
In the centre is a landscaped park with paved paths, palms and tall pines that give shade, and there are also a small amusement park and a children’s playground with slides and climbing frames — one of the reasons Metamorfosi is especially popular with families.
Ancient Olynthos
Not far from the place are the remains of ancient Olynthos, one of the most important ancient towns of northern Greece, with a preserved street plan and floor mosaics — a worthwhile excursion for lovers of history.
The Petralona cave
On the way between Thessaloniki and Sithonia is the Petralona cave, one of the best-known caves in Greece, open to visitors and known for its prehistoric finds. See also what to see in Nikiti and Ormos Panagias.
Metamorfosi for families and with children
The pine shade on the beach, the gentle entry into the sea and the park with a playground and amusement facilities make Metamorfosi ideal for a holiday with children. The place is just a few minutes’ drive from Nikiti, so all its beaches and facilities are easily reached.
Where to eat and evening outings
In the centre and along the beach are restaurants, taverns and shops, and the atmosphere is calm and family-friendly — Metamorfosi is above all a place for a relaxed break in nature. The rough guide to prices in Greece 2026 helps you plan your budget in advance.
How to get to Metamorfosi from Belgrade
For the Belgrade to Metamorfosi minibus transfer we drive door to door, departing from Belgrade. Departure is at night (at 21:00h for Greece), so you reach the Greek border when queues are smallest. The journey is about 720 km, a drive of about 10 hours.
The price is fixed and free of hidden costs; see the price for Metamorfosi, the rest of Sithonia (Belgrade to Sithonia transfer) and Halkidiki (Belgrade to Halkidiki transfer) or the whole price list. Before the trip, check the border crossings and live cameras too.
Frequently asked questions
What is the beach in Metamorfosi like?
Mostly sandy, with turquoise-blue and clean water and pines that come down almost to the shore; the pine shade and gentle entry into the sea make it suitable for families.
What to see around Metamorfosi?
The remains of ancient Olynthos with its floor mosaics and the Petralona cave, one of the best-known in Greece, as well as the nearby beaches of Trani Ammouda, Lagonisi and Agios Ioannis.
Is Metamorfosi good for children?
It is — along with the pine shade and the gentle sea, in the centre are a landscaped park, a small amusement park and a playground with slides and climbing frames.
How far is Metamorfosi from Nikiti?
Just a few minutes’ drive — Metamorfosi is at the entrance to Sithonia, so the beaches and facilities of Nikiti are easily reached.
How far is Metamorfosi from Belgrade?
About 720 km, a drive of about 10 hours. With a night departure from Belgrade (21:00h), you reach the sea in the morning.
