Everything worth seeing, eating and doing around ELASA seaside apartment near sea - Nea Kallikratia.
The closest beaches, sorted by distance from this property.
1Nea Kallikrateia Beach is one of the most well-equipped beaches in western Halkidiki. It is located on the northwestern side of the region, just before enter…
2Mykonitka Beach (also known as Geoponika) is on the west coast of Halkidiki, between Nea Kallikrateia and Vergia — not on Kassandra. It is one of the most po…
3Anthoupolis Beach is a lesser-known shore in Kassandra, particularly popular among local residents and some regular visitors. It is not part of the main tour…
4Vergia beach is on the Thermaic coast, between Nea Iraklia and Nea Kallikratia, about 50 minutes from Thessaloniki. It's one of the closest beaches for city …
5Plagia-Flogita beach stretches in front of Nea Plagia and Flogita, on the west coast of Halkidiki just before Kassandra. From Thessaloniki it's about 53 km, …
6Nea Moudania beach is the main sandy shore of the town of the same name, about 60 km from Thessaloniki, roughly an hour by car. It's one of the closest large…
Tavernas, ouzeris and restaurants — local Greek food at its best.
1Pekara is a bakery-café in Nea Moudania, on Eleftherias Avenue. The name means 'bakery' in Serbian and Bulgarian, fitting for a town with many visitors from …
2Fres.co is a bakery in central Nea Moudania, on Kiprou Street. It has fresh bread, sweets and savoury snacks such as pies and sesame rings, at everyday baker…
3A bakery-café in Nea Moudania, a few minutes from the centre. You'll find bread, baked goods, sweets and coffee, and in the morning it serves brunch too, so …
4Lemonis Bakery is a bakery-café in Nea Potidea, on the provincial road between Polygyros and Nea Potidea. It has bread, sweets, savoury bakes and coffee, and…
5Senso is a café-bar in central Polygyros, with coffee in the morning and drinks in the evening at budget prices. Its regulars are mainly townspeople, student…
6Kentrikon is a café-bar on the pedestrian stretch of Polytechniou Street in central Polygyros. It serves coffee from the morning and drinks in the evening, a…
7Hotel Klities in Polygyros, on Polytechniou Street, has a ground-floor café-bar that's also open to non-residents. It serves coffee, pizza, quick bites and c…
8Tiverious is a café-bar on Polytechniou Street in central Polygyros, with coffee, baked goods and sweets in the morning and drinks later on, at budget prices…
What to do while you're here — from diving to hiking.
1Petralona Cave: where the oldest Greek was found The Petralona Cave, also known as "Red Stones", is located on the western slopes of Mount Katsika, about 1 k…
2The Museum of Asia Minor Culture is in Nea Triglia, in western Halkidiki. The village was founded after the population exchange of 1923 by refugees from Trig…
3The Folklore Museum of Nea Moudania tells the story of a town built by refugees. After the Asia Minor Catastrophe and the population exchange of 1923, people…
4The Museum of Fishing Boats and Tools is in Nea Moudania, a town with a long fishing tradition and one of the most important fishing fleets in northern Greec…
Ancient Olynthos: a city built on a grid The Ancient Olynthos is one of the most important archaeological sites in Halkidiki and globally known to historians…
6Halkidiki has a long history of wine. In antiquity Mende, near today's Kalandra on Kassandra, was famous for its wine, which was exported across the Aegean, …
A ready-made plan so you don't waste time researching on arrival.
From Thessaloniki airport (SKG), Nea Kallikratia is about a 2-hour drive. You'll need a car — public buses in Halkidiki are sparse and don't reach most properties.
June–September for the sea, peak in August. May & October for quiet beaches and lower rates.
In practice yes. The area's best beaches are scattered — a car unlocks all of Sithonia.
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