Kassandra Villas sits in a quiet pocket of Polichrono, on the eastern coast of the Kassandra peninsula, with twelve independent villas set apart from one another for genuine privacy. Each has its own balcony looking toward the Aegean, a good spot for a morning coffee before the day gets going, and the village itself, with its tavernas and shops, is a short drive away.

Inside, the villas are equipped for longer stays rather than a quick visit: fully fitted kitchens with espresso machines and dishwashers, air conditioning in every room, and a private terrace for outdoor meals. Some villas come with their own pool, others share access to the large central pool, surrounded by greenery and lined with sunbeds. Families are looked after too, with an on-site playground and dedicated barbecue areas for evenings outdoors, plus a gym and sauna for those who want them.

Polichrono beach itself runs for almost seven kilometres of sand and fine pebble, shelving gently enough for children, and its Blue Flag status reflects the water quality. Pine and olive groves line much of the shore, and the promenade behind it is where locals and visitors gather for dinner or a coffee among the small shops selling regional products.