A Kavala private tour is a half or full day with your own driver or guide around Kavala and the UNESCO site of Philippi, on the path of Apostle Paul, to the wineries inland or along the beaches, from your hotel, the port or Thessaloniki. Tours across the rest of the country are listed on … Read more
Philippi tickets give entry to the archaeological site of Philippi near Kavala, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a Greek theatre, a Roman forum and early Christian basilicas, and to the Archaeological Museum of Philippi at the site. Tours across the rest of the country are listed on Greece Tours. The sections below cover what … Read more
Kavala wine tasting means a visit to the family and estate wineries on the slopes of Mount Pangaion and in the Drama plain behind Kavala, in Eastern Macedonia, on your own or on a tour with pickup from the city. Tours across the rest of the country are listed on Greece Tours. The sections below … Read more
Philippi tours start at the walled site of ancient Philippi in East Macedonia and Thrace, about 13 km north-west of Kavala, on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2016. The routes cover the theatre, the Roman forum, the early Christian basilicas, the baptistery of Lydia and the Archaeological Museum of Philippi. Greece Tours lists the … Read more
Philippi is a UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site on the plain of eastern Macedonia, set about a hundred and sixty-five kilometres east of Thessaloniki and a short drive inland from Kavala. Philip II of Macedon founded the city in the fourth century BC on the earlier settlement of Krenides, and Rome later raised it to … Read more
Kavala rises in tiers above its harbour on the north Aegean coast, a two-hour drive east of Thessaloniki along the Egnatia motorway. Stone houses of the Panagia quarter climb toward a Byzantine castle, an Ottoman aqueduct strides across the ridge, and the grand Imaret anchors the waterfront. The ruins of Ancient Philippi, a UNESCO World … Read more