Anthoupolis Beach

Anthoupolis Beach is a lesser-known shore in Kassandra, particularly popular among local residents and some regular visitors. It is not part of the main tourist routes, which gives it a relaxed atmosphere even during the peak season.

The beach is sandy, of medium length, with a shallow seabed. It is almost free — there is some organization in certain spots, but mainly it is a self-service area. A canteen may operate during the peak months.

For swimming: safe and calm. For snorkeling: moderate opportunities mainly at the rocky edges of the beach.

Clientele: local families, Thessalonians familiar with the area, and a few visitors exploring lesser-known spots. The tranquility is its main advantage — if you want to avoid the crowded scene of more famous beaches, this is a worthwhile alternative.

Nearby better beaches if you want more facilities: depending on its exact location, you can reach the main beaches of Kassandra within a short drive. The exact relationship with well-known spots varies — check a map.

For families with small children, it’s fine for 2-3 hours of relaxation, less ideal for a whole day due to limited infrastructure.

Bring water, snacks, towels, and sunscreen. Parking is free but limited. Best period: June-September.