Eagles Palace Hotel and Spa, Halkidiki

Overview

Set between Mount Athos and the Aegean, Eagles Palace blends barefoot luxury with rare seclusion. Guests can sail to the resort's private Drenia Island, dine on the sand at sunset, or unwind in the award winning Elemis spa. Pine framed gardens, tranquil waters and timeless Greek warmth make this an escape defined by quiet, natural grace.

Empty beach chairs under umbrellas on a sunny day by the sea.

Highlights

  • Private Blue Flag beach with calm crystalline waters
  • Exclusive boat trips to the resort's private Drenia Island for secluded picnics and swims
  • A renowned water sports centre for diving, sailing and paddleboarding
  • Sunset cruises and private yacht charters across the Athos peninsula
  • Personalised wellness programmes and beachfront yoga sessions
People dining under umbrellas at a beach during sunset.

Reflections

  • The resort's remote setting means longer transfer times from the airoirt
  • Beach and pool areas can feel busier during peak summer months
  • Evenings are peaceful, with limited nightlife beyond the resort's bars and beach dining
  • Excursions to nearby villages or Mount Athos require advance planning
  • The private island experience is weather dependent and not always available
A coastal village with winding roads and clustered buildings near the sea.

Location

Set on the Athos Peninsula in northern Halkidiki. The resort sits moments from the Byzantine village of Ouranoupoli and gazes across to to the monastic peaks of Mount Athos.

The Journey from the UK

Fly direct into Thessaloniki Airport (SKG) from London Heathrow, London Gatwick and many regional UK airports, with a flight time of around three and a half hours. The resort is a scenic two hour drive along the coastline, best enjoyed with a private transfer for a smooth arrival.

Suites/Villas

Rooms, suites and bungalows embody serene coastal living, blending modern comfort with subtle Greek detail. Many open onto private terraces or plunge pools with sweeping sea views, while interiors pair soft linens with handcrafted local ceramics. Bathrooms feature marble finishes and Jo Malone amenities, complemented by Nespresso coffee and Mount Athos herbal teas.

The neighbouring Eagles villas sleep up to seven guests, offering infinity pools, kitchens and seamless butler service.

Cozy bedroom with a wooden headboard and rust-colored bedding.
Elegant dining area with a modern wine display wall and warm lighting.

Food and Restaurants

At Eagles Palace dining is a celebration of the senses, rooted in Greek tradition and coastal abundance. 

Kamares by Spondi, created with two Michelin-starred chef Arnaud Bignon, offers modern Greek cuisine with panoramic sea views.

Armyra brings barefoot elegance with seafood by the shore, while Eleonas serves light, organic dishes among olive trees.

Vinum Grill and Melathron complete the experience with fine meats, local wines and garden fresh breakfasts.

Facilities and Activities

  • Private Blue Flag Beach with waiter service and shaded daybeds.

  • PADI certified diving centre exploring the ancient shipwrecks along the Athos coast.
  • Wine tastings and Greek olive oil workshops led by the resort's sommeliers.
  • Children's discovery programmes inspired by the region's nature and mythology.
  • Exclusive access to a private monastery tour arranged through the concierge.
Modern indoor pool area with stylish white seating and natural light.