In short: in Nei Pori it is worth seeing the southernmost beach of Pieria (almost 5 km, Blue Flag) with its shallow, calm sea; the resort sits right on the border of Pieria and Thessaly.
Nei Pori (Neoi Poroi) is the southernmost resort of the Olympic Riviera — a long sandy beach, a lively seaside promenade and a calm atmosphere at the foot of Olympus. It lies at the very end of Pieria, right next to medieval Platamon, so it combines a relaxed beach holiday with sights within easy reach. In this guide we go through the beach, the excursions and why Nei Pori is worth it.
Beaches in Nei Pori
The beach in Nei Pori is the southernmost beach of Pieria, almost five kilometres long, sandy and free of rocks, with fine sand and a shallow, calm sea — landscaped and holding a Blue Flag. The gradual entry and clear water make it safe for children, and along the shore run sun loungers, parasols and beach bars. In summer there are water sports too — from jet skis to pedal boats.
What to see in Nei Pori and nearby
Nei Pori is an excellent base, as both the beach and the sights of the Olympic Riviera are within easy reach.
The seaside promenade
Along the beach stretches a wide promenade full of restaurants, taverns, cafés and beach bars. A stroll by the sea with an evening coffee or dinner is the main rhythm of the place — calmer than in Paralia, but with everything you need for a pleasant holiday.
Platamon Castle
Just a few kilometres to the north is Platamon with its medieval crusader castle above the sea — reached from Nei Pori even on foot along the shore in about thirty minutes. From the walls opens a view of the whole riviera. In more detail in the guide what to see in Platamon.
Olympus, Dion and Litohoro
Above the riviera rises Olympus, the highest mountain in Greece and, by myth, the home of the gods, with trails in the national park. At its foot is ancient Dion, the sacred city of the ancient Macedonians dedicated to Zeus, and the main starting point for the ascent is nearby Litohoro — an easy excursion from Nei Pori for those who want nature and history along with the sea.
Nei Pori for families and with children
A long, shallow beach with fine sand and a gradual entry, free of rocks, makes Nei Pori one of the more suitable places for a holiday with children on the riviera. The calm atmosphere, affordable accommodation and facilities along the promenade suit families well.
Where to eat and evening outings
Along the promenade are taverns and cafés with fresh fish, seafood and Greek dishes, and the evenings are calm and family-friendly; for a livelier night out there is nearby Paralia. The rough prices in Greece 2026 help you plan your budget in advance.
How to get to Nei Pori from Belgrade
For the Belgrade to Nei Pori 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, and Nei Pori in the morning. The journey is about 700 km, a drive of 8–9 hours.
The price is fixed and free of hidden costs; see the price for Nei Pori, the rest of the Olympic Riviera (Belgrade to Olympic Riviera 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 Nei Pori like?
The southernmost beach of Pieria, almost five kilometres long, sandy and free of rocks, with a shallow calm sea and a Blue Flag. The gradual entry makes it suitable for families with children.
What can you visit from Nei Pori?
The medieval castle in nearby Platamon (even on foot along the shore), ancient Dion and Mount Olympus with the national park, and the starting point for the ascent in Litohoro.
Is Nei Pori suitable for families with children?
It is — a long shallow beach with fine sand and no rocks, a gradual entry and a calm atmosphere make it suitable for a holiday with children.
How does Nei Pori differ from Paralia?
Nei Pori is calmer and further south, right next to Platamon, while Paralia is livelier and with a richer offer for going out — so they are easily combined.
How far is Nei Pori from Belgrade?
About 700 km, a drive of 8–9 hours. With a night departure from Belgrade (21:00h) you reach the sea in the morning.