Private Transfer to Thessaloniki and Halkidiki: Direct to Your Beach, Fixed €750

Kassandra, Sithonia, Athos — the three peninsulas of Halkidiki and their crystal-clear turquoise water. Every summer, hundreds of thousands of visitors from Serbia make this journey. Most of them by bus. Most of them regret it.

A bus to Halkidiki takes 8–10 hours, stops at 20 locations, and drops you at a central car park — not your hotel. A private transfer from Belgrade goes directly to your beach.

All three peninsulas covered

Kassandra (Kallithea, Hanioti, Pefkohori), Sithonia (Neos Marmaras, Porto Karras), the Athos zone — Belgrade Shuttle covers all three. Same price of €750 one way, regardless of which beach is your destination.

Fixed price: €750 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers, direct to your hotel. For a family of four — €187.50 per person for a private transfer to the beach. No airport chaos, no transfer buses, no dragging suitcases across a car park.

Greece is Schengen — Serbian passports valid

Greece is part of the Schengen Area. Serbian passports do not require a visa for short stays. The route passes through North Macedonia — one additional border crossing — but our driver is experienced with both.

Thessaloniki for city lovers

Thessaloniki itself is worth a day or two — Greece’s second city, the White Tower, Aristotelous Square, Ano Poli old town, and a nightlife scene that goes until dawn. Combine a day in the city with Halkidiki beaches.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €750 one way. Halkidiki — direct, no compromises.