10:00

Walk in the center of Nea Moudania

Spend about an hour wandering the central streets, among cafés, shops, and glimpses of daily life in town. It’s a good chance to pick up water, sunscreen, and supplies for the following days.

Park away from the most central streets, especially in the summer months.

11:15

Panagia Korifini

Drive or walk up to the church, set on a hill above the center, to visit the building and take in the view over the gulf. Allow about 45 minutes, leaving time to check whether it is open to the public.

For the interior visit, respectful attire is recommended.

12:30

Lunch in the center

Stop at a taverna for simple Greek dishes, such as salad, grilled vegetables, or the catch of the day. For a casual meal, consider about 12–25 € per person, drinks excluded.

Ask for the fish price by weight before ordering it.

14:30

Swimming at Nea Moudania Municipal Beach

Head to the town beach for a first swim and a break without straying far from base. In general, the central stretch is the most convenient for finding services and refreshment spots; sunbeds and umbrellas may cost roughly 10–25 € per couple, depending on the option chosen.

Bring reef shoes if you prefer more comfort when entering the water.

18:00

Nea Moudania port and market

Take a walk toward the port in the late afternoon and see whether the central market is operating: days and hours can vary. For dinner, choose a taverna on the seafront; consider about 18–35 € per person for a full meal.

The open-air market is not necessarily open every day: ask locally.

09:30

Transfer and walk in Nea Potidea

From Nea Moudania, Nea Potidea can be reached in about 15–20 minutes by car, depending on traffic. Spend an hour in the center and on the streets near the sea, finding parking before the busiest hours.

In high season, allow a few extra minutes to cross the canal area.

10:45

Potidea Canal

Walk along the scenic viewpoints over the canal, which separates Kassandra from the rest of the Halkidiki peninsula. Stop to watch the boats passing through and the bridge structure; the visit is free and takes about 45–60 minutes.

Be careful with traffic and do not stand on the bridge roadway.

12:00

Area of Ancient Potidaea

Explore the archaeological remains associated with ancient Potidea from the outside, keeping in mind that the area is not always organized as a visitor site with a route and ticket office. Spend about 45 minutes and do not cross fences or prohibition signs.

For archaeological details, check in advance for any openings and guided tours.

13:00

Church of Agios Georgios and lunch

Make a brief stop at the church, respecting any religious services, then have lunch in the village. A simple meal at a taverna costs about 12–25 € per person.

Opening hours for religious buildings may be limited.

15:00

Afternoon at Nea Potidea Beach

Set aside a few hours to swim and relax on the stretch of coast near the village. Beach access is generally free; facilities and sunbeds, where available, have variable costs, roughly 10–25 € for two people.

Return before sunset if you want to have dinner in Nea Moudania without driving late.

08:30

Departure for Petralona

Leave Nea Moudania early: the drive to the cave takes roughly 30–40 minutes. Bring water and shoes with sturdy soles, as the visit involves walking along paths and uneven surfaces.

Cave opening hours are seasonal: check before setting out.

09:15

Petralona Cave

Follow the equipped route inside the cave, famous for its limestone formations and for the paleoanthropological finds discovered in the area. The visit usually lasts about 45–60 minutes; the ticket may be roughly in the range of 5–10 € per adult, but prices and accessibility should be checked on site or through official channels.

Inside, the temperature is lower than outside: bring a light jacket.

10:45

Anthropological Museum of Petralona

Make time for a visit to the museum to put the finds and the history of the research carried out in the cave into context. Allow about an hour and check whether the ticket is included with the cave admission or sold separately.

Do not expect it to stay open continuously outside the high season.

12:30

Lunch and a stop in Petralona

Reach the village for a peaceful break and a lunch at a taverna or local café. Allow about 12–22 € per person for a simple meal, then take a half-hour stroll through the village lanes.

The number of open places may be limited on weekdays in the off-season.

15:30

Return via Nea Triglia

On the way back, stop in Nea Triglia for a short walk and a coffee, without turning the stop into a long detour. From here, the drive back toward Nea Moudania takes about 20–30 minutes.

Travel times depend on traffic and the route chosen.

10:00

Walk along the Flogita seafront

From Nea Moudania, reach Flogita in about 15–20 minutes by car and start with a walk along the seafront. In the morning it is easier to find parking and calmly choose a beach access point.

In summer, parking near the coast fills up quickly.

11:00

Swim at Flogita Beach

Spend a couple of hours by the sea and take in the coastline, dotted with beach clubs and freely accessible stretches. Beach facilities have varying prices; for sun loungers and an umbrella, budget roughly 10–25 € for two people.

Check sea conditions and local advice before swimming.

13:30

Lunch by the sea

Choose a taverna or casual spot along the coast for lunch without leaving the beach area. A meal with a main dish and a drink typically costs around €12–25 per person.

In high season, it’s a good idea to book ahead or have lunch before 14:00.

15:30

Nea Plagia Beach

Reach Nea Plagia in just a few minutes by car, or on foot if you’re staying nearby and conditions allow. Treat yourself to another swim or a break in the shade, checking on site for the availability of facilities and sun loungers.

Do not leave valuables unattended in the car.

18:30

Walk in Nea Plagia and dinner

Finish with a stroll through the center and along the coast, when the sun is less intense. For dinner, budget around €18–35 per person, depending on whether you choose a traditional taverna or a seafood restaurant.

Ask whether the fish is locally caught and whether the price is listed by weight.

09:30

Paralia Dionysiou

Get to the resort from Nea Moudania in about 10–15 minutes by car. Take an initial walk to get your bearings among beach access points, cafés and services before the crowds build up.

If you’re not using a car, check local services in advance: frequency and timetables change with the season.

10:15

Morning at Dionysiou Beach

Spend the morning swimming and relaxing, choosing either an equipped beach section or an open area. An umbrella and sunbeds can cost about €10–25 for two people, while access to the beach is generally free.

Bring water: sun exposure is strong during the middle of the day.

13:00

Lunch in Paralia Dionysiou

Stop at one of the local spots for a light lunch, such as Greek salad, souvlaki, or fish. Expect to spend around €12–25 per person and leave time for a break in the shade.

A short break during the hottest hours makes the afternoon visit more enjoyable.

15:30

Walk in Agios Mamas

Head to the village of Agios Mamas, about 20–25 minutes by car, for a stroll through the streets of the town. A relaxed 45–60-minute visit is enough to get to know the village and take a break in a café.

Respect the village’s quiet atmosphere and do not park in front of private entrances.

17:00

Agios Mamas coast and lagoon

Reach the beach and the lagoon area for a walk and, if conditions are suitable, a swim. The wetland is a natural environment: observe wildlife from a distance, avoid leaving litter, and do not enter restricted areas.

For nature photos, prefer binoculars or a telephoto lens, without getting close to the animals.

09:30

Departure for Sozopoli

Reach Sozopoli in about 20–30 minutes by car, depending on your starting point and traffic. Before settling in, walk along the waterfront to locate facilities, access points, and a suitable stretch for the day.

Bring water and something to eat if you plan to stay on the beach for a long time.

10:15

Relax at Sozopoli Beach

Spend the morning swimming and unwinding on the beach, alternating sun with breaks in the shade. Access is generally free; any beach services charge varying rates, roughly 10–25 € for two people.

Natural shade may be limited.

13:00

Lunch and transfer to Vergia

Have lunch at a seaside tavern or with a simple meal bought in town, with an estimated cost of 10–22 € per person. Then continue on to Vergia, usually a 10–15 minute drive.

If you are driving, avoid leaving bags and devices visible inside the car.

15:00

Afternoon at Vergia Beach

Take a swim or a stroll along the shore at Vergia, choosing the spot based on sea conditions and how busy it is. Allow at least an hour and a half to relax, without adding unnecessary detours.

Follow any local warnings regarding currents or water quality.

18:00

Sunset at Geoponika Beach

End the day in Geoponika, a coastal stop near the return to Nea Moudania. A sunset walk and one last swim, if the light and conditions allow, make for a simple and convenient finish; for dinner, budget around 18–35 € per person.

Check the sunset time and do not stay in the water after dark.

09:30

Walk in Portaria

Reach Portaria in about 10–15 minutes by car for a short stroll through the village and a stop at a café. This visit is informal and doesn’t require a tight schedule: allow about an hour.

Before you leave, make sure you don’t leave luggage or valuables in the car.

11:00

Stop for local products

On the way back toward Nea Moudania, stop at a shop or open market to buy local products such as honey, olives, or preserves. Prices depend on size and quality; compare labels and ask whether a product is packaged for transport.

For food purchases, check the transport rules for your return trip.

12:30

Farewell lunch

Choose a taverna in Nea Moudania for one last lunch featuring Greek specialties. Budget around 12–25 € per person for a simple meal, or more for fresh fish and wine.

Ask for the itemized bill and check for any extra charges before ordering.

14:30

Free time in the center

Keep the afternoon free for a walk, a coffee, or some last-minute shopping in the center, without scheduling visits with fixed times. If your stay continues, you can use this time to reorganize your luggage and confirm your onward transfer.

In the warmer months, prefer shaded streets and stay well hydrated.

17:00

One last walk along the waterfront

Wrap up on the waterfront of Nea Moudania with a leisurely stroll and a stop for a drink. It’s also a practical way to end the day if you need to head back to your hotel or leave later; a drink or coffee typically costs around €3–€8.

If you need to reach the airport, allow plenty of extra time for traffic and returning the car.