Nikiti Beach — 300 m from Bella House
Discover the true taste of Halkidiki at the weekly local market in Nikiti. You'll find everything from organic fruits and vegetables, homemade cheese, pine honey, herbs, olives and olive oil — all made with love by small local producers. And if you love seafood, you're in for a treat: fresh fish and seafood straight from the Aegean, every week too.
A picturesque Greek village set on the hill, with stone houses and a folklore museum exploring the myths and history of Greece.
The second largest city in Greece, a splendid metropolis where visitors get a direct taste of Greek life. With around a million inhabitants, Thessaloniki is considered the cultural capital of Greece, famous for its festivals and its vibrant, energetic life. It is a city with 3000 years of history, where the Byzantine, Ottoman and Jewish past still dominate today.
Famous for its carnival celebrations, which draw visitors from every corner of Greece. A nearby spot called Panagia (the Virgin Mary) is the centre of the well-known religious festival on 15 August. It is also an active cultural centre for folk music and dance, with a municipal conservatory and a folklore museum opened in 1998.
One of the most beautiful beaches in Sithonia – Halkidiki Peninsula. South of Nikiti and sunny all day long, its turquoise waters and fine sand make it a favourite for lovers of sun and crystal-clear seas.
A charming fishing village whose beach was awarded the Blue Flag thanks to its fine sand and exceptionally clean water. It is best known as the departure point for cruises to Mount Athos and its rock-carved monasteries, over 1500 years old.
A harbour with boats for hire, sightseeing and sea excursions. You will find many restaurants here — we especially recommend the taverns with fresh fish and seafood, where you are invited to choose your dish before it is cooked.
