In short: from Paliouri it is worth visiting the hidden coves and pine trails, the Chrousso beach with its campsite and the area towards Cape Kanistro, the southernmost point of Kassandra.
Paliouri sits at the very south of Kassandra, surrounded by dense pine forests and hidden coves. The place is a favourite among lovers of nature and camping, with sandy beaches and the golden Chrousso beach nearby. In this guide we go through the beaches, the nature, the surroundings and why Paliouri is worth it.
Beaches in Paliouri
The main beach is sandy and shallow, so it suits children, and alongside it are small hidden coves for those who want a more intimate atmosphere. Just two kilometres away is the Chrousso beach — with golden sand and a pine forest that reaches to the very shore, one of the better-known beaches of Kassandra, with hotels and a campsite beside it.
What to see in Paliouri and nearby
The pine nature and the coves
The place is surrounded by dense pine forests and hills, with narrow paths through the pines and hidden coves — a real place for peace and walks in nature. Houses from the 19th century give it a traditional touch.
Chrousso beach and the campsite
Chrousso is the best-known beach nearby — the golden sand and the pines down to the sea make a distinctive setting; there is also a campsite and glamping offer. See also what to see in Pefkohori and Loutra.
Cape Kanistro
To the south, towards Cape Kanistro, are the settlement of Xina and a small cove with the Church of St Nicholas — a quiet part for exploring. Paliouri is also known for producing honey and olive oil.
Paliouri for families and nature lovers
The sandy shallow beach suits families with children, while the pine forests, coves and campsite draw lovers of nature and camping. The atmosphere is calm and untouched, far from the big crowds.
Where to eat and evening outings
In the place there are taverns and cafés with Greek specialities, local honey and olive oil; the atmosphere is calm and family-friendly. The rough guide to prices in Greece 2026 helps you plan your budget in advance.
How to get to Paliouri from Belgrade
For the Belgrade to Paliouri 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 750 km, a drive of about 9–10 hours.
The price is fixed and free of hidden costs; see the price for Paliouri, the rest of Kassandra (Belgrade to Kassandra 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
Which is the best-known beach near Paliouri?
The Chrousso beach, about two kilometres away — golden sand and a pine forest down to the sea; there are hotels and a campsite beside it.
Who is Paliouri most suitable for?
For lovers of nature and camping, but also for families — the main beach is sandy and shallow, suitable for children.
What to see around Paliouri?
The hidden coves and pine paths, the Chrousso beach with its campsite and the part towards Cape Kanistro with the settlement of Xina and the Church of St Nicholas.
What else is Paliouri known for?
For producing honey and olive oil, as well as for its untouched nature with pine forests at the very south of Kassandra.
How far is Paliouri from Belgrade?
About 750 km, a drive of about 9–10 hours. With a night departure from Belgrade (21:00h), you reach the sea in the morning.
