Palatino Rooms

This property is 12 minutes walk from the beach. Stretched across 20,000m² in Halkidiki, Palatino offers self-catered accommodation with free Wi-Fi and a balcony overlooking the bay of Kassandra or the garden.

Palatino Rooms consist of studios for 2-5 guests.

Superior Studio is renovated and consists of two rooms and a bathroom. It is set on the ground floor and accommodates up to 4 guests. It includes a double and a single bed, and a sofa.

A kitchenette with cooking hobs is provided in all the air-conditioned units at the Palatino. Each comes with a private bathroom with shower.

Sports facilities include a basketball court, mini football and tennis court. A playground is also available.

The centre of Afitos with restaurants and shops is within a 3-minute walk. The lively resort of Kallithea is 1 km away. The property can arrange airport transfer by taxi upon request and at extra charge. Free private parking is available on site. Pets are not allowed.

Services & Facilities

• Air Condition, Heating
• LCD TV, Free Wifi
• Garden, BBQ, Children's playground
• Tennis equipment, table tennis, tennis court, basketball court, mini football
• Reception, Luggage storage, Airport shuttle (additional charge)
• Kitchenette, fridge, cooking hob
• Bathroom with shower, linen & towels
• Balcony, sea view, garden view
• Free private parking

Afitos - Kassandra

Afitos is considered the most beautiful village on Kassandra. It's is built on a rock outcrop overlooking the Toroneos Gulf on the northeast side of the peninsula. Fortunately, Afitos has been spared the attention of developers and is one of the few resorts that can now be considered unspoiled. Preservation orders and planning restrictions should help to keep it that way.

Cobbled streets of the old-world Afitos village are set on the hillside overlooking a white sand bay. Most of the old stone houses have been renovated and some streets repaved but they still breathe traditional Greek character.

Away from the shore there are plenty of small cafes and tavernas serving mostly Greek dishes and plenty of hotels and apartments, none of them too intrusive. It is quite a trek up the steep paths away from the shore so this may not be the resort of choice for those with mobility problems.
Nightlife in Afitos is low key and relaxed, mostly focused on the few bars and a clutch of traditional tavernas. Those looking for excitement will head for nearby Kallithea. Shops sell local handicrafts and souvenirs.

Afitos has plenty of historical and environmental interest. Many fish come here to spawn, some native pines have their roots in the seawater of the Toroneos Gulf and there are ancient millstone quarries. The ancient quarry at Moudounou is to the east of the Afitos resort.