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One of the smallest places in Kassandra region. I was at the start of September, so it was pretty quiet. Most of the tourists are families with small children. The beach is nice and long, so it's not too crowded.

This is a tourist centre with wide range of restaurants and food shops, there is even a small theme park. However, it is still quite small and pleasant. If you have a car and want to find a quieter place or beach, you can find them easily and in a short time.

We liked the chamber very much and the pool. Didn`t like the positioning of the air conditioning, above the upstairs bed. It was very hot inside and we couldn`t use the air conditioning for the whole night because it would send all the air on us and this is not healthy at all.

Very nice place to have relaxing holiday. Host is easy to contact with, speaking English fluently, so no problem with communication at all. Village is not crowded, however there is everything one can wish, nice small restaurants, fresh fish shop, big supermarket and Icecream boutique.

Nice stuff at the restaurants, fast-foods and supermarkets but much dust and trash everywhere in the streets ... The bad smell in the evening and early in the morning, was the most annoying: full dustbins or probably clogged drains ...

If you want to spend your holidays in a different way or at very different place and explore Greece from the other side, than you can visit Skala Fourkas. You can't compare it with the islands. There are lots of sandy beaches, some of them are very touristic and some of them you can share with the locals. The beaches and the sea are clean. People are very kind. There is a supermarket with everything you need, you can also find different brands of olive oils. Near by is also a very delicious bakery, hairdresser and lots of restaurants and fast foods, where you can eat greek food and also mediteranian. You can also spend your time in shopping clothes, gifts or just simply walk arround and observe people's behaviour (greek people). They usually come to the beach early in the morning and after 2pm there is almost no one left by the sea untill late evening. During the day on the beach, you can buy different thinks from "sellers": donuts, sunglasses, beachwear, corn... Sunrises are beautifull. I found lots of Russian and Serbian tourists and haven't heard any Slovenian except us. You can comunicate in many languages.