# Discover Nea Roda
Nea Roda, a hidden gem in Halkidiki, is one of those places you must visit to understand the authentic beauty of Greece. This picturesque village with a population of 1,000 is located near the sea and offers unique natural beauty and tranquility.
Know Nea Roda
The history of Nea Roda is rich and impressive, with the village serving as a gateway to Mount Athos. It is known for its beaches and the option to hike in its beautiful landscapes. The nightlife here is quiet and offers authentic Greek experiences.
Beaches near Nea Roda
**Sarti**: Sandy beach with facilities and beach bar.
**Neos Marmaras**: A paradisiac destination with beach bar.
**Trypiti**: Pebble beach with ample parking space.
**Ouranoupoli**: Ideal for families, with facilities and beach bar.
**Develiki**: Quiet and free beach.
**Koumitsa**: Combination of sand and pebbles, without facilities.
Where to Eat
**Avaton Luxury Beach Resort - Relais & Châteaux**: Ideal for cocktails and Mediterranean cuisine.
**Restaurant Kokkinos**: Traditional food with a focus on seafood.
**Thalassa Beach House**: Relaxing environment for coffee and cocktails.
**Kritikos Gallery & Restaurants**: Traditional and seafood flavors.
**Athos Restaurant Bar**: Mediterranean cuisine with cocktails.
**Restaurant Pirgos**: Traditional cuisine with a coffee bar.
**The Golden Hook**: For tradition lovers.
**Canteen O Spiros**: Friendly environment with street food.
**Lemoniadis Restaurant**: Traditional cuisine.
What to Do
**Cruise around Mount Athos**: A unique experience not to be missed.
**Viewpoint of Mount Athos**: Enjoy the incredible view from the peak of Athos.
Where to Stay
Nea Roda offers many accommodation options with rental rooms for every taste and budget.
How to Get There
You can reach Nea Roda by road from Thessaloniki, via the Egnatia highway towards Halkidiki. There are also regular bus routes serving the area.
Practical Information
The best time to visit Nea Roda is from May to September. Don't forget to try the local delicacies and enjoy the hospitality of the locals.