Sani Cl

Shimmering azure waters, white sands and ancient olive groves adorning the surrounding hills; it would be hard to dream up a more serene idyll than the Sani Club. The luxuriously welcoming bungalows provide a private setting with stunning views, while a choice of exciting cuisines ensure your stay is very memorable.

The intimate surroundings of this luxurious low rise hotel, with magnificent views over Mount Olympus and the Aegean, provide you with a dazzling array of amenities and fun activities, both on and off the water, to bring pleasure to all ages.

In the grounds of the Sani Club, WK operates The Melissa Crèche and Mini Club, with plenty of activities to keep even the youngest children occupied both on and off the beach. The Melissa Mini Club offers some of the best children’s club space you will find in Greece. The club rooms are divided into three to accommodate different age ranges and specific age-related activities. The Melissa Crèche and Mini Club is located 2 floors below the main reception area and situated beside the beach with amazing views over the Aegean Sea.

With a children’s playground, tennis court, swimming pools and beach volleyball area, this really is ideal for all members of the family.

The new Sani Eco activity program means that children age 4 to 11, become explorers and participate in indoor and outdoor activities that relate to the unique natural environment of Sani. Fun games, art, observation, storytelling and nature exploration are all part of the three Sani Explorers Programmes: –

Forest: Children set off to the nearby forest, with magnifying glasses, compasses, tablets and microscopes that allow them to discover the plants, insects and animal tracks found in Sani.

Birds of Sani: Children meet the birds of Sani through matching games and get a chance to spot them with their monoculars. They create bird nests, imitate their songs with water whistles, and create their own flying birds.

Sea and Sand Dunes: The children explore the sand dunes and beach of Sani , where they experiment with sand and sea grass, play fish themed games, create beach ecosystem jars, and record their findings with waterproof cameras.