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Halkidiki/Sithonia Swim, Sunset and Olive - Full-Day Tour - Thessaloniki

Tour Code: 000-21005

Language:English

Categories:Day Trips & Excursions, Art & culture, Gastronomy & nightlife+2 more

Duration:Over 6 hours

Daytime:Full day

Places You'll Visit:

Discover Halkidiki's hidden gems and natural beauty! Visit an authentic olive grove, taste local delights, swim in emerald waters, and admire a breathtaking sunset over the Aegean Sea.

Highlights

Discover Halkidiki's beauty, where flavors blend with nature

Explore tranquil olive groves & learn about olive cultivation

Taste local olive oil & sweet olive delicacies

Swim in the emerald waters of Sithonia

Witness a stunning sunset over the Aegean Sea

Embark on an authentic journey through the heart of Halkidiki, where flavors, traditions, and natural beauty blend together.

Start your experience with a guided tour at an olive grove. Learn about the history of olive cultivation, walk among the trees, and explore a packaging facility. You will even have the chance to package your own olives.

Enjoy a delicious tasting session of local olives, olive spreads, sweet olive treats, and even olive chocolates.

Afterwards, continue to Sithonia Peninsula, and relax at Kalogria Beach. Swim in turquoise waters, lounge on the beach, or enjoy a drink at a beach bar.

Conclude your day with an unforgettable sunset over the Aegean Sea--a picture-perfect end to your Greek adventure.

Itinerary

Starting location: Nea Elvetia Metro Station

Drive to Periapton (1h 15')

Olive Grove & Tasting Experience - 1 hour

Drive to Kalogria Beach (45')

Free time at Kalogria Beach - 3 hours

Drive back to Thessaloniki (2 hours)

Return to Nea Elvetia Metro Station

From USD

$48.17

￥327

Rs.4644

€43

C$68

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$48.17

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Rs.4644

€43

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15-Day Greece Undiscovered with Crete Extension - Small Group (Apr 2027 - Oct 2027)

Tour Code: 946-21244

Language:English

Athens: Taste seasonal dishes built around olive oil, grains, legumes and coastal produce, paired with wines from native grape varieties grown across mainland and island vineyards.
Delphi: Join a pie-making class in Delphi with a local chef, preparing savory pies rooted in Central Greece’s mountain cuisine, a long-standing staple in village kitchens. Work with thin pastry and fillings of seasonal vegetables, herbs and local cheeses, then sit down together to taste the pies fresh from the oven.
Heraklion: Share a Cretan menu with your Small Group. You’ll try island dishes such as dakos, built on barley rusk with tomato and mizithra, and kaltsounia pastries finished with honey and cinnamon. Raise a first toast with raki, Crete’s traditional grape spirit.
Chania: Join your Small Group for dinner in a traditional Cretan restaurant. The menu features local specialties and seasonal ingredients, typically including dishes built around olive oil, vegetables, herbs and local cheeses, with regional wine served alongside.
Athens: Visit the Acropolis Museum with your Local Expert to examine sculptures and architectural fragments from the Parthenon and other Acropolis buildings. The top-floor gallery aligns with the Parthenon’s orientation, allowing you to view surviving frieze sections in their original sequence.
Vergina: Visit the Royal Tombs at Vergina with your Local Expert and see the tomb traditionally identified as Philip II’s. You’ll learn how the discovery of the burial complex reshaped understanding of Macedonian royal history and funerary practice.
Nafplion: Meet an expert sommelier at a Nemea winery and learn about the evolution of Greek wine making, dating back to antiquity. After touring the winery, sample some of the delicious and elegant Greek wines, expertly paired with piquant local cheeses and tasty cured meats.
Heraklion: Explore the Palace of Knossos with your Local Expert, Crete’s largest Bronze Age palace complex and traditionally linked to King Minos. You’ll walk through the Central Court and Throne Room and see reconstructed frescoes, examining how the scale, layout and surviving details reflect the administrative and ceremonial role of the site.
Athens: Walk the Acropolis with your Local Expert, examining the Parthenon’s Doric columns, the Caryatids of the Erechtheion and the gateway of the Propylaea. You’ll understand how these structures expressed Athenian political power, religious devotion and architectural precision during the 5th century BC.
Athens: See Hadrian’s Arch, built in AD 131 to mark the boundary between ancient Greek Athens and the Roman city rebuilt under Emperor Hadrian. Its inscription reflects the city’s dual identity during the Roman period.
Thermopylae: View the monument to King Leonidas, erected near the site of the 480 BC battle between Greek forces and the Persian army of Xerxes I. The statue commemorates the Spartan-led defense of the pass, where terrain played a decisive role in delaying the Persian advance into mainland Greece.
Metsovo: A mountain town in the Pindus range with a long Vlach heritage and a strong tradition of trade across the high passes of Epirus and Thessaly. Built on steep slopes, the town is known for stone-built houses, carved timber balconies and small churches that reflect its 18th- and 19th-century prosperity.
Ioannina: Cruise across Lake Pamvotis to the Island of Ioannina, a rare example of an inhabited lake island. Once ashore, the lanes lead past small churches and monastic sites that connect directly to the city’s Ottoman-era history, including places linked to Ali Pasha.
Nafpaktos: See how Nafpaktos marks the Battle of Lepanto on its waterfront, with memorial inscriptions near the Venetian harbor and a statue of Miguel de Cervantes, who fought in the 1571 naval battle. The harbor’s enclosed shape and defensive walls remain the clearest present-day reminder of why this port mattered strategically.
Delphi: Explore Delphi with your Local Expert, following the Sacred Way past the Treasury of the Athenians and the Polygonal Wall as the sanctuary climbs the slope of Mount Parnassus. You’ll reach the Temple of Apollo and learn how the oracle’s consultations shaped decision-making across the Greek world for centuries.
Nafplio: Join your Travel Director for an orientation of Nafplion. See why this town was chosen as Greece’s first capital after independence, with neoclassical public buildings and waterfront promenades set beneath the Palamidi fortress.
Archaeological Site of Mycenae: Explore Mycenae with your Local Expert, entering through the Lion Gate and walking the citadel where Cyclopean walls protected one of the most powerful centers of the Late Bronze Age. You’ll visit tholos tombs and learn how archaeology connects the site to Mycenaean society, trade and kingship.
Corinth Canal: See the Corinth Canal, opened in 1893 to cut a 6.3-kilometer passage through the Isthmus of Corinth and link the Aegean with the Ionian. From the crossing point, you’ll view the steep limestone sides and the narrow channel that shortened sea routes around the Peloponnese.
Heraklion: Take an internal flight to Crete, your home for the next four nights
Heraklion: Join your Travel Director for an orientation walk in Heraklion, introducing the city’s Venetian and later layers. You’ll view key landmarks including the Koules fortress on the harbor, the Venetian Loggia and Morosini Fountain, then pass Agios Titos, the Cathedral of Agios Minas and the former Monastery of St. Catherine.
Heraklion: Visit the Heraklion Archaeological Museum with your Local Expert to view artifacts from Knossos and other Cretan sites. You’ll see Minoan ceramics, jewelry, seals and fresco fragments displayed in chronological order, offering a clear view of craftsmanship and daily life across the Bronze Age.
Rethymno: Walk through Rethymno’s old town and see how Venetian and Ottoman layers sit side by side. You’ll follow cobbled lanes past Venetian-built houses and civic buildings, then notice Ottoman domes and minarets added after the 17th-century conquest.
Chania: Explore Chania with your Local Expert, beginning in Splantzia. View the Church of Agios Nikolaos, built in the 14th century under Venetian rule and later converted into a mosque during Ottoman occupation, with a minaret added. Continue to the Etz Hayyim Synagogue in the Jewish quarter, restored in the 20th century and one of the few surviving Jewish monuments on Crete.
Thessaloniki: Join your Local Expert for an introduction to Thessaloniki’s historic center, exploring key districts shaped by successive empires. You’ll move through the city streets before continuing to the Upper Town for views across the harbor and Thermaic Gulf.
Thessaloniki: Walk with your Travel Director through central markets and bakeries, tasting sesame koulouri rings, local cheeses, cured meats and bougatsa pastry. You’ll see how Balkan, Anatolian and Mediterranean influences shape the city’s everyday food culture.
Nafplion: Meet Anthony and Sophia at their family’s organic beekeeping facility in Arcadia, where three generations have tended bees with care and curiosity. Put on a beekeeper’s suit and step into the hives to witness these remarkable pollinators in action, before enjoying a guided tasting and discovering why Greek honey is prized around the world for its purity and flavor. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land.
Nafplion: Stop at a local olive grove to learn the steps from harvest to pressing, including how timing and temperature affect flavor. You’ll taste olive oil and learn how producers assess fruitiness, bitterness and peppery finish as markers of freshness and quality.
Choose between two carefully selected activities
Thessaloniki: Join your Local Expert for an introduction to Thessaloniki’s historic center, exploring key districts shaped by successive empires. You’ll move through the city streets before continuing to the Upper Town for views across the harbor and Thermaic Gulf.
Thessaloniki: Walk with your Travel Director through central markets and bakeries, tasting sesame koulouri rings, local cheeses, cured meats and bougatsa pastry. You’ll see how Balkan, Anatolian and Mediterranean influences shape the city’s everyday food culture.

From USD

$6975

￥47039

Rs.665596

€6046

C$9710

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$6975

￥47039

Rs.665596

€6046

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12-Day Greece Undiscovered - Small Group (2027 onwards)

Tour Code: 846-21244

Language:English

Athens: Taste seasonal dishes built around olive oil, grains, legumes and coastal produce, paired with wines from native grape varieties grown across mainland and island vineyards.
Delphi: Join a pie-making class in Delphi with a local chef, preparing savory pies rooted in Central Greece’s mountain cuisine, a long-standing staple in village kitchens. Work with thin pastry and fillings of seasonal vegetables, herbs and local cheeses, then sit down together to taste the pies fresh from the oven.
Athens: Visit the Acropolis Museum with your Local Expert to examine sculptures and architectural fragments from the Parthenon and other Acropolis buildings. The top-floor gallery aligns with the Parthenon’s orientation, allowing you to view surviving frieze sections in their original sequence.
Vergina: Visit the Royal Tombs at Vergina with your Local Expert and see the tomb traditionally identified as Philip II’s. You’ll learn how the discovery of the burial complex reshaped understanding of Macedonian royal history and funerary practice.
Nafplion: Meet an expert sommelier at a Nemea winery and learn about the evolution of Greek wine making, dating back to antiquity. After touring the winery, sample some of the delicious and elegant Greek wines, expertly paired with piquant local cheeses and tasty cured meats.
Athens: Walk the Acropolis with your Local Expert, examining the Parthenon’s Doric columns, the Caryatids of the Erechtheion and the gateway of the Propylaea. You’ll understand how these structures expressed Athenian political power, religious devotion and architectural precision during the 5th century BC.
Athens: See Hadrian’s Arch, built in AD 131 to mark the boundary between ancient Greek Athens and the Roman city rebuilt under Emperor Hadrian. Its inscription reflects the city’s dual identity during the Roman period.
Thermopylae: View the monument to King Leonidas, erected near the site of the 480 BC battle between Greek forces and the Persian army of Xerxes I. The statue commemorates the Spartan-led defense of the pass, where terrain played a decisive role in delaying the Persian advance into mainland Greece.
Metsovo: A mountain town in the Pindus range with a long Vlach heritage and a strong tradition of trade across the high passes of Epirus and Thessaly. Built on steep slopes, the town is known for stone-built houses, carved timber balconies and small churches that reflect its 18th- and 19th-century prosperity.
Ioannina: Cruise across Lake Pamvotis to the Island of Ioannina, a rare example of an inhabited lake island. Once ashore, the lanes lead past small churches and monastic sites that connect directly to the city’s Ottoman-era history, including places linked to Ali Pasha.
Nafpaktos: See how Nafpaktos marks the Battle of Lepanto on its waterfront, with memorial inscriptions near the Venetian harbor and a statue of Miguel de Cervantes, who fought in the 1571 naval battle. The harbor’s enclosed shape and defensive walls remain the clearest present-day reminder of why this port mattered strategically.
Delphi: Explore Delphi with your Local Expert, following the Sacred Way past the Treasury of the Athenians and the Polygonal Wall as the sanctuary climbs the slope of Mount Parnassus. You’ll reach the Temple of Apollo and learn how the oracle’s consultations shaped decision-making across the Greek world for centuries.
Nafplio: Join your Travel Director for an orientation of Nafplion. See why this town was chosen as Greece’s first capital after independence, with neoclassical public buildings and waterfront promenades set beneath the Palamidi fortress.
Archaeological Site of Mycenae: Explore Mycenae with your Local Expert, entering through the Lion Gate and walking the citadel where Cyclopean walls protected one of the most powerful centers of the Late Bronze Age. You’ll visit tholos tombs and learn how archaeology connects the site to Mycenaean society, trade and kingship.
Corinth Canal: See the Corinth Canal, opened in 1893 to cut a 6.3-kilometer passage through the Isthmus of Corinth and link the Aegean with the Ionian. From the crossing point, you’ll view the steep limestone sides and the narrow channel that shortened sea routes around the Peloponnese.
Thessaloniki: Join your Local Expert for an introduction to Thessaloniki’s historic center, exploring key districts shaped by successive empires. You’ll move through the city streets before continuing to the Upper Town for views across the harbor and Thermaic Gulf.
Thessaloniki: Walk with your Travel Director through central markets and bakeries, tasting sesame koulouri rings, local cheeses, cured meats and bougatsa pastry. You’ll see how Balkan, Anatolian and Mediterranean influences shape the city’s everyday food culture.
Nafplion: Meet Anthony and Sophia at their family’s organic beekeeping facility in Arcadia, where three generations have tended bees with care and curiosity. Put on a beekeeper’s suit and step into the hives to witness these remarkable pollinators in action, before enjoying a guided tasting and discovering why Greek honey is prized around the world for its purity and flavor. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land.
Nafplion: Stop at a local olive grove to learn the steps from harvest to pressing, including how timing and temperature affect flavor. You’ll taste olive oil and learn how producers assess fruitiness, bitterness and peppery finish as markers of freshness and quality.
Choose between two carefully selected activities
Thessaloniki: Join your Local Expert for an introduction to Thessaloniki’s historic center, exploring key districts shaped by successive empires. You’ll move through the city streets before continuing to the Upper Town for views across the harbor and Thermaic Gulf.
Thessaloniki: Walk with your Travel Director through central markets and bakeries, tasting sesame koulouri rings, local cheeses, cured meats and bougatsa pastry. You’ll see how Balkan, Anatolian and Mediterranean influences shape the city’s everyday food culture.

From USD

$5250

￥35406

Rs.500987

€4551

C$7309

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$5250

￥35406

Rs.500987

€4551

C$7309

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15-Day Greece Undiscovered - Classic Group (Aug 2026 - Oct 2026)

Tour Code: 746-21244

Language:English

Athens: Taste seasonal dishes built around olive oil, grains, legumes and coastal produce, paired with wines from native grape varieties grown across mainland and island vineyards.
Heraklion: Share a Cretan menu with your Small Group. You’ll try island dishes such as dakos, built on barley rusk with tomato and mizithra, and kaltsounia pastries finished with honey and cinnamon. Raise a first toast with raki, Crete’s traditional grape spirit.
Chania: Join your Small Group for dinner in a traditional Cretan restaurant. The menu features local specialties and seasonal ingredients, typically including dishes built around olive oil, vegetables, herbs and local cheeses, with regional wine served alongside.
Athens: View key originals from the Parthenon, Erechtheion and Temple of Athena Nike, including the Caryatids and sections of the frieze. Your Local Expert will highlight how sculptural styles evolved across centuries, and explains the Parthenon frieze’s role as political storytelling during Athens’ Golden Age.
Vergina: Visit the Royal Tombs at Vergina with your Local Expert and see the tomb traditionally identified as Philip II’s. You’ll learn how the discovery of the burial complex reshaped understanding of Macedonian royal history and funerary practice.
Nafplion: Meet an expert sommelier at a Nemea winery and learn about the evolution of Greek wine making, dating back to antiquity. After touring the winery, sample some of the delicious and elegant Greek wines, expertly paired with piquant local cheeses and tasty cured meats.
Heraklion: Explore the Palace of Knossos with your Local Expert, Crete’s largest Bronze Age palace complex and traditionally linked to King Minos. You’ll walk through the Central Court and Throne Room and see reconstructed frescoes, examining how the scale, layout and surviving details reflect the administrative and ceremonial role of the site.
Athens: Ascend the Acropolis with a Local Expert to admire the Parthenon, built in 5th century B.C. Steps away you'll see the Temple of Athena Nike, also known as the Temple of the Wingless Victory, and the six stone-carved caryatids that make up the Porch of the Maidens on the Erechtheion.
Athens: See Hadrian’s Arch, built in AD 131 to mark the boundary between ancient Greek Athens and the Roman city rebuilt under Emperor Hadrian. Its inscription reflects the city’s dual identity during the Roman period.
Thermopylae: View the monument to King Leonidas, erected near the site of the 480 BC battle between Greek forces and the Persian army of Xerxes I. The statue commemorates the Spartan-led defense of the pass, where terrain played a decisive role in delaying the Persian advance into mainland Greece.
Metsovo: A mountain town in the Pindus range with a long Vlach heritage and a strong tradition of trade across the high passes of Epirus and Thessaly. Built on steep slopes, the town is known for stone-built houses, carved timber balconies and small churches that reflect its 18th- and 19th-century prosperity.
Ioannina: Cruise across Lake Pamvotis to the Island of Ioannina, a rare example of an inhabited lake island. Once ashore, the lanes lead past small churches and monastic sites that connect directly to the city’s Ottoman-era history, including places linked to Ali Pasha.
Nafpaktos: See how Nafpaktos marks the Battle of Lepanto on its waterfront, with memorial inscriptions near the Venetian harbor and a statue of Miguel de Cervantes, who fought in the 1571 naval battle. The harbor’s enclosed shape and defensive walls remain the clearest present-day reminder of why this port mattered strategically.
Delphi: Explore Delphi with your Local Expert, following the Sacred Way past the Treasury of the Athenians and the Polygonal Wall as the sanctuary climbs the slope of Mount Parnassus. You’ll reach the Temple of Apollo and learn how the oracle’s consultations shaped decision-making across the Greek world for centuries.
Nafplio: Join your Travel Director for an orientation of Nafplion. See why this town was chosen as Greece’s first capital after independence, with neoclassical public buildings and waterfront promenades set beneath the Palamidi fortress.
Archaeological Site of Mycenae: Explore Mycenae with your Local Expert, entering through the Lion Gate and walking the citadel where Cyclopean walls protected one of the most powerful centers of the Late Bronze Age. You’ll visit tholos tombs and learn how archaeology connects the site to Mycenaean society, trade and kingship.
Heraklion: Take an internal flight to Crete, your home for the next four nights
Corinth Canal: See the Corinth Canal, opened in 1893 to cut a 6.3-kilometer passage through the Isthmus of Corinth and link the Aegean with the Ionian. From the crossing point, you’ll view the steep limestone sides and the narrow channel that shortened sea routes around the Peloponnese.
Heraklion: Join your Travel Director for an orientation walk in Heraklion, introducing the city’s Venetian and later layers. You’ll view key landmarks including the Koules fortress on the harbor, the Venetian Loggia and Morosini Fountain, then pass Agios Titos, the Cathedral of Agios Minas and the former Monastery of St. Catherine.
Heraklion: Visit the Heraklion Archaeological Museum with your Local Expert to view artifacts from Knossos and other Cretan sites. You’ll see Minoan ceramics, jewelry, seals and fresco fragments displayed in chronological order, offering a clear view of craftsmanship and daily life across the Bronze Age.
Rethymno: Walk through Rethymno’s old town and see how Venetian and Ottoman layers sit side by side. You’ll follow cobbled lanes past Venetian-built houses and civic buildings, then notice Ottoman domes and minarets added after the 17th-century conquest.
Chania: Explore Chania with your Local Expert, beginning in Splantzia. View the Church of Agios Nikolaos, built in the 14th century under Venetian rule and later converted into a mosque during Ottoman occupation, with a minaret added. Continue to the Etz Hayyim Synagogue in the Jewish quarter, restored in the 20th century and one of the few surviving Jewish monuments on Crete.
Thessaloniki: Join your Local Expert for an introduction to Thessaloniki’s historic center, exploring key districts shaped by successive empires. You’ll move through the city streets before continuing to the Upper Town for views across the harbor and Thermaic Gulf.
Thessaloniki: Walk with your Travel Director through central markets and bakeries, tasting sesame koulouri rings, local cheeses, cured meats and bougatsa pastry. You’ll see how Balkan, Anatolian and Mediterranean influences shape the city’s everyday food culture.
Nafplion: Meet Anthony and Sophia at their family’s organic beekeeping facility in Arcadia, where three generations have tended bees with care and curiosity. Put on a beekeeper’s suit and step into the hives to witness these remarkable pollinators in action, before enjoying a guided tasting and discovering why Greek honey is prized around the world for its purity and flavor. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land.
Nafplion: Stop at a local olive grove to learn the steps from harvest to pressing, including how timing and temperature affect flavor. You’ll taste olive oil and learn how producers assess fruitiness, bitterness and peppery finish as markers of freshness and quality.
Choose between two carefully selected activities
Thessaloniki: Join your Local Expert for an introduction to Thessaloniki’s historic center, exploring key districts shaped by successive empires. You’ll move through the city streets before continuing to the Upper Town for views across the harbor and Thermaic Gulf.
Thessaloniki: Walk with your Travel Director through central markets and bakeries, tasting sesame koulouri rings, local cheeses, cured meats and bougatsa pastry. You’ll see how Balkan, Anatolian and Mediterranean influences shape the city’s everyday food culture.

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$6625

￥44679

Rs.632197

€5743

C$9223

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$6625

￥44679

Rs.632197

€5743

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Explore Thessaloniki City - Walking Tour

Tour Code: 900-21005

Language:English

Categories:City tours

Duration:1-3 hours

Daytime:Morning

Places You'll Visit:

Discover all the history this ancient city has to offer with a professional guide.

You will have the opportunity to explore the city's most important and interesting landmarks and monuments, while listening to fascinating stories about the city and its people from your local guide.

Prepare to travel back in time and learn about the founding of Thessaloniki by the ancient Greeks, its Roman past, the Byzantines, the Ottomans and of course the Jewish population.

From the White Tower to the historic centre of the city, you will see all the monuments that have made Thessaloniki famous around the world.

Itinerary:

-White Tower of Thessaloniki: Thessaloniki's most famous landmark, the White Tower, was once part of the city's fortifications and a prison.

-Galerian Complex: The Palace, the Hippodrome, the Arch, the Rotunda. All built by Cesar Galerius when he decided to make Thessaloniki his residence.

-Temple of Archeiropoietos: One of the oldest churches in Thessaloniki, with beautiful mosaics.

-Roman Forum: The centre of all financial and administrative activity during Roman times, this place was once full of life.

-Temple of Aghios Demetrios: The church where Thessaloniki's patron saint is worshipped and where hundreds of people come every day to pay their respects.

From USD

$64.23

￥435

Rs.6192

€57

C$91

From USD

$64.23

￥435

Rs.6192

€57

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The Land of Aristoteles and Holy Athos Cruise - Full-Day Tour - Thessaloniki

Tour Code: 800-21005

Language:English

Categories:Cruise & Water Tours, Day Trips & Excursions+1 more

Voucher validity:Service date

Duration:3-6 hours

Daytime:Full day

Places You'll Visit:

Accompanied by our professional guide the day starts by leaving behind the Thermaic Gulf, passing by the lakes Koronia and Volvi, heading east through the beautiful route of the Castle of Rentina where the tragic poet Euripides left his final breath.

Our first point of archaeological interest is the Acropolis of Ancient Stagera, the birthplace of the worldwide known philosopher Aristoteles teacher and mentor of Alexander the Graat.

After the guided tour our next stop is the small town of Ouranoupoliswhere we will have plenty of time to for shopping and lunch before and after our Athos Cruise.

After a full day of impressions, we return back to Thessaloniki.

Itinerary

Koronia and Volvi Lakes: Starting our tour we will pass these two beautifl and unique lakes 'Koronia and Volvi'. That a million years ago used to be large single lake.

Castle of Rentina: Now you will get the chance to enjoy the beautiful route of the Castle of Rentina where the tragic poet Euripides left his final breath.

Acropolis of Ancient Stageira: Time to explore the birthplace of the worldwide known philosopher Aristoteles. the Acropolis of Ancient Stageira.

Ouranoupolis Village: You will have enough time to rest and explore this picturesque village before and after the cruise departs. Do not miss the Byzantine tower of Prosforio the Symbol of Ouranoupolis.

Athos Cruise: In this cruise you will be given the opportunity to see the Singitic Gulf. Sithonia Peninsula and of course Athos.

Aristoteles Park: Experiment with the original interactive instruments influenced by the inventions of Aristoteles based on the laws of physics and described thoroughly in his books.

From USD

$73.85

￥501

Rs.7119

€65

C$105

From USD

$73.85

￥501

Rs.7119

€65

C$105

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European eSim Data Card - Thessaloniki

Tour Code: 700-21005

Language:English

Categories:Travel Services

Duration:Flexible

Daytime:Flexible

Places You'll Visit:

New technology, that works exactly the same as traditional sim cards, but completely digital! No more swapping physical sim cards and high roaming fees, as this is the future of global connectivity.

What is it?

HUBBY eSIM is a digital SIM card that gives travelers instant internet access worldwide--no physical SIM swapping, no roaming fees. It works just like a traditional SIM, but it's 100% digital.

How It Works

1. Check Compatibility

Ensure the phone supports eSIM technology:

Check compatible phones on the link provided on our voucher.

2. Purchase & Receive Voucher

o Select the data amount based on your customer's needs.

o Data is valid for 365 days or until used.

o Provide customer's email and phone number during booking.

3. Install Before Travel

o Customers will receive a PDF voucher via email within minutes.

o Customers to download the Hubby eSIM app (Play Store / App Store).

o Enter the promo code from the voucher.

o Follow the installation instructions.

4. Activate Upon Arrival

o Turn on the eSIM in phone settings.

o Connect instantly to mobile internet.

The Hubby eSIM-voucher will be shared within a few minutes via e-mail, along with the instructions. By following the instructions closely, the eSIM is easily installed and the travelers are well-prepared for their departure.

Easy to use! The digital sim card (eSIM) is installed before traveling, for an immediate internet connection upon arrival. Most phones nowadays support eSIM technology, but it's important to check before purchasing. If one person in the group has eSIM technology, they can generate a hotspot to share the mobile data. Upon arrival, the eSIM needs to be activated in the phone's settings. A more detailed description can be found on the homepage of the eSIM app.

Key Benefits

* Instant connectivity upon arrival.

* No roaming charges.

* Easy setup via app and voucher.

* Hotspot sharing is available if one traveler has eSIM-compatible phone.

Your eSim is valid to use in any of these destinations

* EUROPE (UK, Spain, France, Iceland, Portugal, Austria, Netherlands, Czech republic, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Greece)

From USD

$12.74

￥87

Rs.1229

€12

C$18

From USD

$12.74

￥87

Rs.1229

€12

C$18

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Museum of Byzantine Culture of Thessaloniki - e-Ticket with Audio Tour and City Audio Tour

Tour Code: 600-21005

Language:English

Categories:Tickets & Attraction Passes

Voucher validity:Service date

Duration:1-3 hours

Places You'll Visit:

Experience the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki at your own pace with e-ticket and a captivating self-guided audio tour on your smartphone.

Receive your ticket by email, download the app and the audio tour on your phone, prior to your visit,and travel back in time to experience the glory of some of the most prominent items in the collections of the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki

Put on your headphones and discover the Wall mosaic from Acheiropoietos Church, the Silver reliquary and The tomb of Eustorgios through the power of storytelling, while learning historical information and uncommon stories and anecdotes from the past.Tour's content is the result of in-depth research, distilled into brief original stories that will make your visit both engaging and informative. The audio tour can be used repeatedly and at any time, before or after your visit.

This is an unmissable opportunity to gain valuable insights into Byzantine history and beyond and relate to the exhibits in the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki in an entirely original way.

Important Information:

An Android or iOS smartphone is required
The App is not compatible with Windows phones.
Internet access is unavailableat certain sites and venues, so prior to your visit and while you have wifi access, please make sure to download your ticket(s), app and audio tours for offline use
Audio guide is available inEnglish

From USD

$19.45

￥132

Rs.1875

€18

C$28

From USD

$19.45

￥132

Rs.1875

€18

C$28

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Mount Olympus-Dion Day Trip and 24 hour City Sightseeing Thessaloniki Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Tour Code: 500-21005

Language:English

Categories:Tour & activities

Daytime:Flexible

Hop on and off our open-top Thessaloniki bus at any of the stops along the route
See the best of the city’s sights with 360-degree, unobstructed views
Admire the wild beauty of the mythical Mount Olympus and its National Park
Explore the ancient archaeological site of Dion
Stop off to take pretty pictures in the picturesque village of Litochoro

From USD

$69.17

￥469

Rs.6668

€61

C$98

From USD

$69.17

￥469

Rs.6668

€61

C$98

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Meteora Monasteries Day Trip and 24 hour City Sightseeing Thessaloniki Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Tour Code: 400-21005

Language:English

Categories:Tour & activities

Hop on and off the bus at any of the stops along the route
Bus stops located near to the top attractions in Thessaloniki
A full day trip to the astonishing mountain-top monasteries at Meteora

From USD

$77.82

￥528

Rs.7502

€69

C$110

From USD

$77.82

￥528

Rs.7502

€69

C$110

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