Nea Moudania existed as a humble fishing village until 1923 when it was resettled by Greeks from Asia Minor. Attracted by the white beaches, pine studded promontories and a vast olive plantation that is still producing today, the area soon burgeoned into a well-equipped resort with a commercial fishing harbour The waters of Nea Moudania are very shallow and ideal for younger and inexperienced swimmers. The beaches are well-maintained with cafes lining the powdery sand and a welcoming atmosphere.There are plenty of bars and clubs to keep you entertained until the small hours. The town also has a cinema and a waterfront open-air theatre showing quality productions throughout the summer.