10:00

Stroll through the center of Nea Moudania

Start in the center, among shopping streets, cafés, and shops useful for buying water and supplies for the day. The area is easy to explore on foot; a simple breakfast at a kafeneio or bakery costs approximately 4–8 €.

11:00

Museum of Fishing Boats and Gear

Spend about an hour exploring the collection related to fishing, an activity that has shaped the city's history and identity. The exhibition may have reduced or seasonal hours: check opening times before you go and consider an indicative admission fee of 2–5 €.

12:30

Nea Moudania Port

Reach the port with a short walk and watch the fishing boats and daily work on the pier. For a fish- or meze-based lunch at nearby venues, budget about 15–28 € per person, depending on your choices.

14:30

Church of Panagia Korifini

Head up to the church, set on higher ground above the center, for a peaceful break and a wider view over the town and the gulf. Respect the silence and dress code required in places of worship; entry is normally free.

16:00

Nea Moudania Municipal Beach

Head back to the coast for a few hours of swimming and relaxation on the town beach. Bring a towel and sunscreen; renting loungers and an umbrella, if available, may cost roughly €8–15 per pair.

19:00

Seafront and dinner in Nea Moudania

End with a stroll along the seafront, when the light is softer and the local spots begin to come alive. For a casual dinner with Greek dishes, salad, and a drink, budget around €15–25 per person.

09:30

Transfer to Nea Potidea

From Nea Moudania, reach Nea Potidea in about 15–20 minutes by car, following the coastal road south. Alternatively, check KTEL buses for your chosen date, as frequencies and connections may be reduced outside the season.

10:00

Potidea Canal

Walk along part of the canal, which separates the Kassandra peninsula from the mainland and offers interesting views of boats passing through. The visit is outdoors and free; be mindful of traffic and choose safe stopping points.

11:00

Nea Potidea Bridge

Observe the bridge and the passage between the two banks from a safe pedestrian spot, without stopping on the roadway. Allow about 30–45 minutes for the area and bring water, especially on the hottest summer days.

12:00

Ancient Potidaea

Take your time exploring the archaeological remains and historical context of ancient Potidaea, keeping in mind that these are ruins and outdoor areas, not a museum with a fully organized route. The visit is generally free; do not cross barriers or protection signs.

13:00

Lunch in the village of Nea Potidea

Choose a local taverna to sample fish, salads, and grilled specialties, leaving about an hour for the meal. A simple lunch costs around 12–22 € per person.

14:30

Nea Potidea Beach

Spend the afternoon at Nea Potidea Beach, alternating between swimming and a walk along the shoreline. Some stretches are equipped, while others are more basic: check facilities and sea conditions on site; sunbeds and an umbrella may cost around 8–15 €.

17:30

Agios Mamas Beach

Continue by car for about 15–20 minutes to Agios Mamas Beach, which is quieter in several sections and a good stop before heading back. Bring beach shoes if you find pebbles or an uneven seabed, and always check the wind and waves.

19:30

Return and dinner

Head back to Nea Moudania, allowing about 20 minutes by car from Agios Mamas, and end the day with a leisurely dinner. For a full meal, budget roughly 15–25 € per person.

09:00

Departure for Petralona

From Nea Moudania, reach the Petralona area in about 30–40 minutes by car, checking the route and cave opening hours in advance. Bring a light jacket: inside, the temperature is cooler than on the coast.

10:00

Petralona Cave

Follow the marked path to admire the limestone formations and vast chambers of the cave, allowing about an hour for the visit. Entry is ticketed, with an estimated cost of around 6–10 €; availability and visiting arrangements vary by season.

11:30

Anthropological Museum of Petralona

Complete the visit with the museum, which is useful for putting the artifacts, the site’s history, and finds linked to prehistoric human presence into context. Allow 45–60 minutes and check whether admission is included with the cave ticket or sold separately.

13:00

Lunch in the Petralona area

Stop at a village taverna or along the return route, choosing simple Greek dishes before heading back toward the sea. Estimated budget: €12–22 per person; in high season it may be worth booking ahead.

15:30

Transfer to Nea Flogita

Reach Nea Flogita in about 25–35 minutes by car, depending on traffic and your starting point. Park in the designated areas near the seafront, and keep in mind that in summer finding a space may take time.

16:00

Nea Flogita Beach

Relax on the long sandy beach, alternating swimming with a stroll along the shore. The beach is largely freely accessible; for sunbeds and an umbrella, expect roughly €8–15, with conditions varying from one beach club to another.

18:30

Promenade walk in Nea Flogita

Follow the seafront promenade lined with cafés and bars, ideal for watching the sunset and stopping for a coffee or ice cream. Allow around €3–7 for a break, depending on what you order.

19:30

Dinner in Nea Flogita

End your trip with a seaside dinner, choosing fish or local specialties and booking ahead if you’re visiting on a summer weekend. A mid-range dinner costs about €16–28 per person.