Nikiti travel guide
Nikiti Tourism | Nikiti Guide
You're Going to Love Nikiti
With a population of 2,711, Nikiti is a must-see destination in Central Macedonia, Greece. It is one of the most popular cities to visit in the country. We recommend you stay at least 4 days in order to fully appreciate everything Nikiti has to offer.
Activities & attractions in Nikiti
When to visit Nikiti
How to Get to Nikiti
Plane
Although Nikiti doesn’t have its own airport, you can fly to Thessaloniki Airport (SKG), which is located 42 miles from Nikiti. The shortest flight to Nikiti from the United States departs from New York and takes around 10h 45m.
Car
Another option to get to Nikiti is to pick up a car rental from Athens, which is about 154 miles from Nikiti. You’ll find branches of Centauro and GREEN MOTION , among others, in Athens.
Bus
Several bus lines operate bus routes to Nikiti, including FlixBus, Union Ivkoni and Bus. From Sofia, the bus ride to Nikiti takes 300 miles and will cost you around $6. From Niš, the ticket costs about $84 for a journey of 405 miles.
Airlines serving Nikiti
Where to stay in Nikiti
Average rates range from around $114 per night for a double room in a 3-star hotel to $302 and up for a 5-star experience.
Where to stay in popular areas of Nikiti
Most booked hotels in Nikiti
Renting a car in Nikiti
Renting a car in Nikiti costs $40 per day, on average, or $161 if you want to rent if for 4 days.
You’re likely to save money by renting your car at the airport: locations in the city are, on average, 13% more expensive than at Thessaloniki Makedonia.
Expect to pay $7.84 per gallon in Nikiti (average price from the past 30 days). Depending on the size of your rental car, filling up the tank will cost between $94.03 and $125.37.