Nea Fokea

Nea Fokea is home to some very important historical monuments, and a couple of things you don't see much in Halkidiki: for one, it has the tall, rectangular, cut stone, Byzantine-era St. Paul's Tower standing on a hill, overlooking the sea and the harbor, and secondly, it has Saint's Paul Church. This area was a part of the Holy Mountain (Mount Athos) but was given as a gift to Greek refugees who migrated from Turkey to Halkidiki at 1922. Nowadays, the village is a small tourist resort with a picturesque harbor, many typical tavernas along the seaside and some cafes where one can seize the great view towards the sea.