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A true Greek town, holidays to Nea Moudania are known for their insightful allure into an intriguing town, one that, unlike many of the bustling tourist resorts found in Greece, has firmly held onto its rich traditions – Nea Moudania being much more of a cultural experience as opposed to a pretty beachside town. Among your adventures to this wonderful location you can look forward to cobbled streets, a laidback aura that emanates from cosy restaurants and a vibrant weekly market – a must for anyone wishing to immerse themselves within local life – as well as sumptuous doses of the winter sun. The Main Square and promenade provide pretty views of architecture and crystal clear waters, respectively, while a short walk away will land you along golden shores for the ultimate indulgence in relaxation.
Nea Moudania, Halkidiki
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Although Halkidiki is known for its picturesque surroundings and laid-back attractions, Nea Moudania holidays offer a little more action and activity than most, with the Ethnographic Museum and Fisheries Museum being key to your daytime ventures. Every Wednesday you can purchase local foods and souvenirs from the town’s market whereas fish stores tend to be open all week, supplying the local restaurants with fresh produce for an authentic Greek meal. Elsewhere you can rent boats for fishing and general exploring, while anyone wanting to savour their moments by the sea without getting wet should catch a concert at the Open Theater, overlooking the strikingly blue waters of Greece. Be sure to visit Nea Moudania during the summer for the charity concert, Elpitha – set up to help children who suffer from cancer, the concert itself is an emotional and entertaining experience the whole family will enjoy during your holidays in Nea Moudania.