Nea Fokea,in Halkidiki, almost 85 km from Thessaloniki is an attraction for a lot of tourists, offers a unique beauty with isolated beaches, crystal clear sea and big pine-trees which almost reach the sea water.

 The inhabitants of Nea Fokea are 1,500 but during the summer months this number increases to 10,000. The village is developed enough to offer its visitors, luxurious hotels, camping sites and entertaiment.The traditional cafes and the famous sea-food tavernas with a view to the sea, can satisfy even the most demanding visitor because the variety of local products from local farmers such as fruits & vegetables and also fish and honey are exceptional.
In addition to the beaches and the developed surrounding area, one can expect to find archaeological sites, i.e.
The Tower, a remarkably preserved old Byzantine fortress which was build in 1407 and the sanctification of Apostle Paul, a passage opened through the rock and ending into an underground chamber, which are composing the historical indetity of Nea Fokea in Halkidiki.