Kalandra is a village on the western side of Kassandra, near the cape of Poseidi. It combines a rural, traditional core with access to some of the most striking sandy shores of the peninsula.
In the wider area stood ancient MendeKalandra is a village on the western side of Kassandra, near the cape of Poseidi. It combines a rural, traditional core with access to some of the most striking sandy shores of the peninsula.
In the wider area stood ancient Mende, an important colony known in antiquity for its famous wine — a historical dimension that adds depth to today's village.
Very close are the wonderful shores of Poseidi and Myti, with white sand, dunes and shallow, deep-blue water — among the most renowned in Kassandra.
In the village and on the nearby beaches you'll find tavernas with local dishes and fresh fish, at a calm, family pace.
It's about 1.5 hours by car from Thessaloniki. Next to it is Poseidi with its lighthouse, while Fourka and Kassandrino are close by.
Ideal for families and couples wanting beautiful, natural beaches in a calmer setting. Main season is May–September.
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