Konstantina Luxury Apartments

On the beautiful peninsula of Sithonia, in Nikiti, 500 m from the sea is located Konstantina Luxury Apartments, and is ideal choice for familes and friends. About 200 m away are shops, farmacies, bakeries.

Accommodation

Konstantina Luxury Apartments is built in 2014. and offers 3 two-spacies apartments (each about 80 m2) and can accommodate up to 4+2 persons.

One apartment has one double bed in one room and two single beds in the second room The other two apartments include two double beds.

Each apartment has fully equipped kitchen with living room and dining room, where is a sofa bed for two children, and there is a possibility to ad an extra bed for another child.

All the rooms have access to spacious terraces with partial sea view and include: mosquito nets, TV, WiFi internet, air conditioning and hairdryer.

Cleaning, change of bedding and towels is every 5 days.

Accommodation is surrounded by small garden with barbecue, and there is the parking space in front of the house.

Services & Facilities

• Air conditioning
• WiFi internet, TV, Safety deposit box
• Kitchen, Stove, Fridge with freezer, Kitchenware, Toaster, Kettle, Coffee machine
• Terrace, Partial sea view
• Garden, BBQ facilities
• Bathroom, Hair dryer
• Laundry servise on request, Cleaning rooms and changing bed sheets every 5 days
• Private parking

Nikiti - Sithonia

The beautiful village of Nikiti is the main centre of Halkidiki’s Sithonia municipality. It is positioned at the beginning of the Sithonian peninsula and is a relatively short distance from Thessaloniki (100km). This is an ideal location for anyone wishing to explore the magic of Sithonia.

The main beach of Nikiti is long and wide, and easily reached on foot or by car from almost everywhere in Nikiti. The shallow, warm, crystal-clear sea is ideal for families with small children. This beach offers many facilities and consistently wins a Blue Flag (an international eco-label) each year.

It is an old, traditional village, combining dense pine trees with amazing beaches. In the area surrounding Nikiti, many prehistoric settlements have been found.

In Classical times, the most significant city was Galipsos, which were south of Nikiti. In 432 BC, the city broke free from with the Athenian alliance and many of its inhabitants moved to the city of Olynthos. In 1300, the whole area was taken by the Athonite monasteries and in the 14th century, farmers from the dependency of the Xenophontos Monastery of Mont Athos, called Neakitou, moved in the area. With the passing of time, the residents grew, and, in the 15th century, the small settlement became an independent village.