
Ergon Beach House Nikiti
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Helios-hailed Halkidiki
Hippocrates says, “Let food be thy medicine” and thankfully, Ergon Beach House Nikiti is taking his sentiment seriously. Trays of oven-warm bakes start days off strong, before easygoing eatery Balboa brings lunch to the beach and, come evening, an Aegean-lulled restaurant plates the morning’s catch. If you’re yet to feel healed, retreat to your tricked-out tent or reposeful residence (some with their own private pools) and let your worries whittle away to the soothing sound of cicadas.
Planes
There’s an international airport in Thessaloniki, which is just under an hour and a half away from the hotel by car, along the mainland’s Aegean-lapped coast. Three-person private transfers can be arranged for €120 each way (or €160 each way for a seven-person transfer).
Automobiles
If you’re planning on staying put, a car won’t be necessary. But if you’re up for a little more exploring, a set of wheels will come in handy. There are rental booths at the airports, and the hotel has free onsite parking.
Worth Getting Out of Bed For
Ergon Beach House Nikiti puts serenity at its centre, and has its own access to an Aegean-bordered beach with plush loungers and a laidback ambience. Start mornings doing pilates and yoga as the sun rises over the sea, before heading to the sand. If you’re up for some activity, kayaks and paddleboards are available to rent by the beach, or pick up one of the hotel’s bikes and take to the surrounding trails. Yachting excursions can be arranged, with scuba diving pitstops through surrounding coves, and Nikiti’s charming town centre is less than 10 minutes away by car.
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This Mr & Mrs Smith hotel participates in the World of Hyatt loyalty program. As a member, you can earn and redeem points and enjoy exclusive benefits for qualifying nights. .













