Ferry Travel
During summer months, take the 'Karavakia' water bus from Thessaloniki's port for a scenic 50-minute journey to the town.





Néoi Epivátes is a picturesque coastal community situated on the Thermaic Gulf in Northern Greece. Once a small settlement, it has grown into a beloved destination for those looking to enjoy the Aegean Sea in a more localized setting. The town is famous for its extensive sandy beach and a charming promenade that connects it to the neighboring village of Peraia. Visitors can spend their days sunbathing or enjoying fresh Mediterranean cuisine at the numerous family-run tavernas that line the shore. Its proximity to Thessaloniki makes it a perfect base for exploring the city's rich history while staying in a tranquil, beachside environment.
Néoi Epivátes is a picturesque coastal community situated on the Thermaic Gulf in Northern Greece. Once a small settlement, it has grown into a beloved destination for those looking to enjoy the Aegean Sea in a more localized setting. The town is famous for its extensive sandy beach and a charming promenade that connects it to the neighboring village of Peraia. Visitors can spend their days sunbathing or enjoying fresh Mediterranean cuisine at the numerous family-run tavernas that line the shore. Its proximity to Thessaloniki makes it a perfect base for exploring the city's rich history while staying in a tranquil, beachside environment.
Long sandy beach with clear waters.
Pedestrian promenade perfect for sunset walks.
Traditional seafood tavernas along the coast.
Easy access to Thessaloniki via road or seasonal ferry.
The town is much quieter in the winter months with some seasonal businesses closing.
Public transport to Thessaloniki is available via bus, but a car offers more flexibility for regional exploration.
The beach can get busy during summer weekends when residents from Thessaloniki visit.
During summer months, take the 'Karavakia' water bus from Thessaloniki's port for a scenic 50-minute journey to the town.
Choose tavernas where you see local families eating; these often offer the freshest catch and best value.
Relaxed seaside escapes and authentic Greek waterfront dining.
EUR €
$60-$110 p/day
Greek, English
The coastal path to Peraia is flat and well-lit, making it excellent for an evening stroll.
May-September
Pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds make it ideal for hiking and enjoying the coastal scenery.
The liveliest time to visit, with warm water and full operation of the seasonal ferry service.
September and October offer warm sea temperatures and a more peaceful atmosphere as the summer crowds thin out.
A quiet time to experience local life, though beach activities are limited and the weather is cooler.