On its own sandy beach on the unspoilt Aegean coast, Eagles Palace is an intimate and charming hotel with traditional Greek hospitality and delicious food to match. The calm shallow waters make it ideal for families, along with its own watersports centre.
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There are plenty of quiet spots to find at Eagles Palace, so pull up a chair and enjoy a good book or an uninterrupted siesta in the shade.
Relish the intimate and private experience of hiring a small boat to take you island hopping not far from the hotel - there are several boats which you can drive yourself should you prefer!
Get stuck in to some local culture with a visit to the quaint and pretty village of Ouranoupolis, just 4 kilometres from the resort.
Eagles Palace is an unpretentious, traditional family run hotel forming part of Eagles Resort, near Ouranoupolis on the Halkidiki Peninsula. Eagles Palace Hotel and Eagles Villas offer a fantastic combination of luxury hotel and villa accommodation, which is particularly suitable for families. A member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World, it's known for its friendly service and authentic hospitality, but its crowning glory is its location. Set right on a long sandy beach and with a well-established watersports centre, it is the ideal place for those looking for a relaxing, water-based family holiday. Eagles Palace offers traditional hotel accommodation, whilst Eagles Villas located in the hills just behind the main hotel feature a stunning collection of 40 independent villas, all with private pools, amazing views over Ammouliani Island and two separate restaurants.
The focus at Eagles Palace is most definitely the beach and the water. The sand is golden and slopes gently down to shallow waters - making it perfect for younger children and babies. The water is crystal clear and it's easy to see schools of fish from the jetty, all of which has earned it Blue Flag status. The watersports centre has a good range of equipment, including Quba dinghies, a Hobie Cat, windsurfs, kayaks and paddle boards and it also offers private tuition. Guests can charter their own motorboat to explore the surrounding coastline and beaches, or even a skippered yacht, whilst the resort's dive centre offers PADI courses and trips out into the waters surrounding Halkidiki, which are teeming with aquatic life.
Guests who prefer to relax on the beach can order food and drink just by pressing a button on their parasol. Next to the beach is a large heated swimming pool and a separate children’s pool, both surrounded by neat Mediterranean gardens. From everywhere in the resort, there are dramatic views over the beautiful Sigiticos Gulf and the World Heritage Site of Mt Athos. The more adventurous can join one of the tailor-made excursions to explore the surrounding scenery, either mountain biking, hiking or sea kayaking to the nearby island of Ammouliani. The gentle beach and calm breezes create the perfect conditions for children to gain confidence in the water and learn to sail, windsurf, kayak or paddle board.
The accommodation at Eagles Palace is contemporary in style and comfortable, having undergone an extensive refurbishment. A mix of rooms, suites and bungalows, many have balconies or terraces with views over the bay. For maximum space and privacy, and the best views, we love the Sea Front Suites and the Bungalows, nestled in the gardens and with access to the beach. The restaurants and bars offer a mix of Greek and international food, from buffet style to a la carte. Fresh, local food is the order of the day, and the service is warm, friendly and very personal. The hotel's spa has an exceptional reputation and you'll find a comprehensive choice of holistic treatments & therapies.
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Eagles Palace is located on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Ouranoupolis, on the third peninsula in Halkidiki, Northern Greece.
