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A Motorhome Beach Escape in Pefkohori, Halkidiki
This source-backed motorhome stop combines one night at Camping Ouzouni Beach with a beachside park-up in Pefkohori. The park-up was described as a great option out of season; the creator cautions that it may be difficu…
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This source-backed motorhome stop combines one night at Camping Ouzouni Beach with a beachside park-up in Pefkohori. The park-up was described as a great option out of season; the creator cautions that it may be difficult to find space once the season gets underway. The Pefkohori park-up was described as free, but the exact parking spot was not identified, so check that overnight parking is currently permitted before relying on it.
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Day 1 — Camping Ouzouni Beach
Use this campsite as the first overnight stop before continuing to Pefkohori. The creator reported a peaceful stay and beach access, and described the campsite as good value. The next-door campsite was said to cost around €35–40 per night, with a small ACSI discount.
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Camping Ouzouni BeachCamping Ouzouni Beach, Halkidiki, Greece
Stay at Camping Ouzouni Beach and choose from the available pitches; the creator noted that some pitches are close together and that beachfront spots may not be available. They later quoted €23 for their stay, while also mentioning an ACSI-card rate earlier, so confirm the current price directly.
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Camping Ouzouni BeachCamping Ouzouni Beach, Halkidiki, Greece
The campsite has pitch-side electricity and water taps, bins, washrooms, free hot showers, and laundry facilities. A wash was quoted at €5; the creator described the laundry room as well equipped, with three machines, ironing boards, irons, and sinks.
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Camping Ouzouni BeachCamping Ouzouni Beach, Halkidiki, Greece
The small campsite shop stocks basic supplies, fruit and vegetables, wine, cleaning and beauty products, souvenirs, olive-oil soap, and small spice sets. The creator mentioned souvenirs around €3, olive-oil soap at €1.50, and spice sets at €2.
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Camping Ouzouni BeachCamping Ouzouni Beach, Halkidiki, Greece
Follow the campsite’s beach access for a swim or a quiet stretch of beach time. The creator described the water as lovely and the beach as relatively empty during their stay.
Days 2–3 — Pefkohori Beach, Dinner & Pier
Move to Pefkohori for beach time and an overnight motorhome stop. The creator found the beachside park-up especially appealing while the area was quiet in mid-May, but warned that it could be difficult to find room later in the season. Shops and restaurants were described as a short walk from the beach.
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Pefkohori BeachPefkohori Beach, Pefkohori, Greece
The creator described a free beachside car-park stop with chairs and an umbrella set up on the beach, and shops and restaurants nearby. The exact parking area was not named; verify local overnight-parking rules and availability before staying.
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Pefkohori BeachPefkohori Beach, Pefkohori, Greece
Rent a paddleboard from the beach. The creator reported paying €10 for half an hour; the rental provider was not named.
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AmosAmos, Pefkohori, Greece
The creators ate at Amos, a beachside restaurant where they ordered local-cheese croquettes with tomato jam and basil, mushrooms with vinaigrette, aged balsamic and homemade mustard, kleftiko, and mixed grill. They also mentioned fish priced by the kilo on the specials menu. Their meal came to €76; they noted that bread and water were charged separately and felt the kleftiko was more like a lamb shank than an especially authentic version.
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Pefkohori PierPefkohori Pier, Pefkohori, Greece
Take an after-dinner stroll toward the pier to see the small lighthouse. The creators found the pier uneven and said a fence prevented access to the lighthouse, which they thought might be unsafe.
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Pefkohori BeachPefkohori Beach, Pefkohori, Greece
Spend an unhurried beach day at Pefkohori Beach. The creators described calm, clear water and quiet mornings during their out-of-season visit; they also mentioned nearby daybeds, chairs, and a small restaurant.