Best beach clubs in Chalkidiki (Greece): 6 tips you want to know

Sunbeds just meters from the crystal-clear water, umbrellas for shade, and delicious Greek food with a sea view. If you love beach clubs, Halkidiki is the perfect place for a beach holiday. A week's holiday wouldn't be enough to try them all. That's why we've compiled this handy shortlist of only the best beach clubs in Halkidiki on the Kassandra Peninsula.

We booked our holiday with Eliza was here and stayed at the end of the peninsula at Kappa Luxury Villas & SuitesHighly recommended! It's wonderfully peaceful there, and with your rental car, which is included in your trip, you have complete freedom to explore the area. We drove to a different beach every day, and I've compiled a list of the best beach clubs in Chalkidiki for you!

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These are the 6 best beach clubs in Chalkidiki

Good to know: almost every beach club charges a fee for a sunbed, which is deducted from your food and drink order. You can often WhatsApp the number on the website to make a reservation.

Agora Beach – Greek Kouzina & Beach Bar

I'll kick off this list with one of my favorites! This beach club was a bit of a drive for us, but it was definitely worth it. You can reserve beach beds at Agora Beach online, and it's a must (especially on weekends). Descend the path and you'll arrive at the end of a small beach, making Agora Beach – Greek Kouzina & Beach Bar wonderfully peaceful. The music isn't too loud, making it perfect for kids. You can dine on the beach or in the restaurant overlooking the sea. The cuisine is Greek and focuses on seafood. In addition to the set menu, there's a menu with daily specials, freshly caught the night before. I highly recommend the Greek mezze platter! Pair it with some grilled fish, and you've got a delicious lunch.

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Navagos Beach Bar

Just a few minutes' drive from our accommodation is the luxurious Navagos Beach Bar. It's a fantastic, family-friendly beach club on a quiet beach, with practically nothing else to offer. There's a DJ spinning music (although the volume is a bit louder here), and the menu is authentically Greek. Even if you're not planning on going there during the day, it's also a great spot for a bite to eat in the evening. There are several areas, from the bar to the restaurant and the beach loungers. There, you can relax under the shade of your parasol with a wonderful view of the sea. Like most beaches in Chalkidiki, this is a pebble beach, so don't forget your water shoes.

Navagos Beach Bar © Your Little Black Book

Blue

Blue is a simple restaurant near Kappa Luxury Suites. It's the most basic tip on this list, and the sunbeds are free. This seaside taverna serves authentic Greek food, all fresh from the grill. We had lunch and a swim here a few times because it was right next to our hotel. It's reasonably priced and the food is some of the tastiest, authentic food we've had this holiday! For an authentic experience, complete with blue-painted rattan chairs, you should definitely go here.

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Octo Sea Side Restaurant

This beach club looks like it could be on Ibiza. Although it's part of a hotel, you can also rent sunbeds for the day. Again, reservations are essential. The beach club is separated from the water by a wall, and they've created a path for swimming in the sea. At low tide, there are also a few sunbeds on the beach. After a day of lounging, why not stay for dinner in the restaurant? The menu is modern Greek with a Mediterranean twist. We enjoyed a delicious Chardonnay from Greece with it. Great for families: despite being a more upscale venue, they also have a children's menu.

Octo Sea Side Restaurant © Your Little Black Book

Leuki Ammos Beach Bar

If you're looking for a day at the beach with a more party vibe and louder music, Leuki Ammos Beach Bar is the place to check out. The menu is international and not particularly gourmet, but what makes this beach club a favorite is the sandy beach! It's also a lively spot to enjoy a drink before dinner in the lounge area.

Leuki Ammos Beach Bar © Your Little Black Book

Cyano Beach Bar

From this list of the best beach clubs in Chalkidiki, this is the most popular with families. Perhaps this is because the music is a bit softer here. Cyano Beach Bar has a plateau built into the sea, making it shallow for a long time. Bring your water shoes and play together for hours in the shallow water. The menu at this beach club has an Italian twist, with pizza and pasta, which can be a tasty change of pace for kids from the Greek dishes. We were able to get in without a reservation on the day itself and had lovely seafront sunbeds with an extra parasol. The sunbed fee is also included in the food and drinks. Add a glass of Greek rosé and enjoy!

Cyano Beach Bar © Your Little Black Book

Glarokavos Beach Bar

This beach club is popular with families and groups of friends, creating a great mix of people. We had a spot on the second row by the sea, which is perfect if you want to watch the kids play in the sea but relax for a bit. The menu offers a mix of international and Greek dishes. The chicken souvlaki was surprisingly good and a must-try! Later in the evening, you can also relax here for sundown on the beanbag chairs by the bar.

Glarokavos Beach Bar © Your Little Black Book

Mamalouka Beach Bar

In terms of appearance, this is certainly one of the most beautiful beach clubs in Chalkidiki. Reservations are essential, as there are only twenty sunbeds. This beach bar also houses a lovely restaurant that has locations not only by the sea but also in trendy Thessaloniki. If you're spending a day there, you'll definitely want to eat there! The sunbeds at Mamalouka Beach Bar are the perfect base for a relaxing day by the water in style.

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Mamalouka Beach Bar © Your Little Black Book

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