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On this evening tuk tuk tour, you’ll travel through Kavala as the city changes beneath the sunset. You’ll ride in an eco-friendly vehicle, following routes that lead to viewpoints overlooking the Aegean and the Old City. As the tour continues, you’ll stop at scenic spots chosen for their photo opportunities, including areas near the harbour and the rock beach. You’ll also visit lesser-known corners of Kavala with the help of your expert driver, giving you a chance to see parts of the city that are often missed.

On a daily charter along the island’s south‑eastern coast, you'll sail close to rocky shorelines where seagulls, dolphins and cormorants (Shags) make their homes. Along the way you'll pass Giola, a naturally formed rock pool set among the cliffs. The passage offers repeated chances to spot wildlife and take in the coastal scenery. You will have free time to enjoy the location’s turquoise waters while an appetizer is prepared. There will also be a swim in crystal‑clear sea beside a sunken quarry, where seawater is mixed with fresh water. The experience combines relaxed swimming and wildlife viewing in a distinctive coastal setting.

For this expedition, you'll climb aboard a 4x4 and head deep into the uncharted hills of central Thassos. You'll navigate rocky slopes and pass villages offering amazing views. Your first stop will be Panaguda Monastery, beloved for its peaceful atmosphere. You'll continue along the rugged tracks to the imposing Mount Ipsarion, and you'll drive up to the summit, surrounded by wild vegetation. Next, you'll head to the settlement of Theologos to visit the springs and waterfall. Your trip will end with a walking tour through the village streets, followed by a drink in Neromilos.

On this two-hour audio-guided tuk tuk tour, you’ll explore key landmarks across Kavala and learn about the city’s history and architecture. The route begins along the coastal wall before continuing into the old town of Panagia, where you’ll pass historic buildings such as the Imaret. You’ll stop near the house and statue of Muhammad Ali and continue to the lighthouse on the peninsula for views across the city and sea. The tour also covers sites including the Aqueduct of Kamares, Halil Bey Mosque, the Castle area and locations linked to Kavala’s tobacco industry, such as the Municipal Tobacco Museum and Warehouse. Your journey ends at the Apostle Paul monument, reflecting the city’s role in early Christian history.

In Kavala you will follow the coastline and explore a compact route through the old city and its landmarks. The tour takes you along the coastal wall and into the old quarter of Panagia, passing the graceful Imaret and the house and statue of Mohammed Ali as you hear local legends. You will climb to the peninsula’s lighthouse and visit Halil Bey Mosque, then enjoy panoramic photo stops at the Acropolis and the Aqueduct, two of the city’s most recognisable viewpoints. Along the way you will gain insight into the city’s economic past with visits to the Tobacco Museum and the Municipal Tobacco Warehouse, where Kavala’s tobacco history is explained. You will also see the Wix Mansion – Herzog Mansion, now serving as the town hall, and The Great Club, a building constructed in a style similar to Vienna’s Musikverein. The last stop will be the Apostle Paul monument, a symbol of the city’s cultural and spiritual heritage, as Kavala was the first European ground he stepped on. Throughout the experience you will hear the stories that shaped the city and leave with a clearer sense of its history and sights.

On Thassos in Northern Greece, you will ride routes that weave between mountains and the coast. The organisers chose Thassos as their top pick because the island combines rugged mountain terrain with sea views. The routes include a mix of forest roads, stony paths and varied trails that connect traditional settlements. Along the way you will often see unique views of the Aegean Sea as the landscape changes from wooded tracks to open coastal overlooks. The guides are experienced athletes with bike racing experience in Greece and abroad and are selective about the routes they choose. They will inform you with pieces of information about the island’s nature and its secrets, sharing insights into local landscapes and the character of the settlements as you move through each stage of the ride.

On this tour of Kavala you will begin in the old district, passing Apostle Paul’s Monument, Imaret and Mohammed Ali’s Square. You will then move to the city’s shipyard, a place where you can learn about Kavala’s maritime history, and continue past the Tsimino Warehouse, a historic building that recalls the town’s role in the tobacco trade. The city’s iconic Kamares - Aqueduct will appear along the way as you make your way toward the shopping district and cross into the heart of the city. As you move through the centre you will see several important landmarks, including the Municipal Tobacco Warehouse, the Town Hall and the Great Club of Kavala. The route then takes you by the harbour, offering a stunning view of the waterfront, before pausing at the Municipal Garden, a green space where you can take a short break and enjoy the surroundings.

VinoTour is a private winery tour in Kavala that will take you into the region’s picturesque vineyards and explain the winemaking process from grape to bottle. Kavala has a rich winemaking history and is known for varieties such as Xinomavro, Assyrtiko and Roditis, which you will hear about as you move through the area. The tour typically includes a visit to Ktima Biblia Chora, where you can take a guided tour of the facilities, see the craftsmanship behind each bottle and may have the chance to try their wines. Ampeloeis will be a second stop, offering a journey through Kavala’s local wine offerings and a tasting that highlights regional styles. Along the way you will learn about grape varieties and production techniques, and savour local flavours that reflect the area’s traditions. Whether you are new to wine or already enthusiastic, the experience will be both informative and immersive.

On the Orthodox Heritage Private Tour in Kavala you will explore key sites of the region’s Orthodox past. Your first stop is New Karvali, a town that continues the historical legacy of Cappadocian settlement, where you will visit the Holy Shrine of Saint Gregory and learn about its local significance on the Christian pilgrimage route. As you move through the day, the tour will take you to the Holy Monastery of Apostle Silas, known for its connection to Silas, a companion of the Apostle Paul. You will also visit the Holy Shrine – the Baptistery of Saint Lydia of Thyatira, recognised as the place where the first woman was baptised in Europe. The experience ends with a visit to the Holy Monastery of Eikosiphoinissa, a monastery with a legacy reaching back to the 8th century. Along the way you will learn about the religious history and heritage that tie these sites together.

In Kavala, you will join a local food tour paired with a hands-on cooking workshop that introduces you to the city’s tastes and traditions. As you explore the bustling market with a knowledgeable chef as your guide, you will see and learn about the fresh ingredients and local produce that shape Kavala’s cuisine. Along the way, the chef will explain cooking techniques and the cultural background behind the dishes. In the workshop you will put that knowledge into practice, gaining skills and confidence to recreate traditional Greek dishes in your own kitchen. By the end of the experience you will have a deeper understanding of the local food culture, practical cooking know‑how and a stronger appreciation for Greek flavours. You will also leave with memories of the market and workshop, new friendships and a renewed enthusiasm for the vibrant flavours of Greece.

The FunDay private tour will begin at CitySpot by Xplora, where you’ll get a short briefing before setting off. You’ll then head to the Equestrian Club of Kavala for family horse rides, followed by a visit to the Wax Museum in Kipia where you can pose for selfies with your favourite wax celebrities. Along the way, your guides will share interesting information about the history and significance of the places you visit. Next you’ll explore the Chestnut Forest of Palaiochori, noted as the first native chestnut forest in Europe, and finish in the charming village of Ano Kefalari for lunch. The village offers picturesque photography spots and a chance to explore local flora and fauna. From horseback rides and wax figures to forest walks and village strolls, this tour brings a variety of experiences together so there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

A private transfer to Sofia (SOF) Airport takes the worry out of your departure. You can pre-book a vehicle that fits your group, so getting to the airport will be straightforward and less stressful than arranging transport on the spot. This service is designed for groups of up to 8 people and keeps you from waiting in long taxi queues at your hotel. You’ll travel in the comfort of a premium car or a minivan, with space for passengers and luggage suited to your party size.

Your pre-booked private transfer from Kavala Airport (KVA) to Igoumenitsa Port terminal gives you a straightforward way to begin your journey. The service is arranged to suit your group size (up to 50 people), so you’ll travel together rather than splitting into multiple taxis or public transport. Along the way you’ll avoid long taxi queues and relax in a vehicle chosen for your party — options include a sedan car, minivan/van, minibus or coach. The transfer focuses on comfort and convenience as you move from the airport to the port terminal, making the end of your flight and the start of your onward travel simpler and more predictable.

From the Port of Kavala you will board a cruise that either crosses to the island of Thasos or explores Kavala Bay. Along the way you’ll take in coastal scenery and have chances to relax on deck, swim in clear water and enjoy the sea air as you move between stops. On the Kavala Bay route the cruise typically calls at Irakleitsa, Vrasidas Ammolofoi and Snake Island. At these points you may go for a swim in very clear water, appreciate the natural surroundings and taste Greek meze while moored or anchored. The route and sequence of stops may vary with conditions, so the exact experience may differ from trip to trip. Depending on weather conditions the operator may reschedule departure times and the itinerary. The boat you sail on may also differ from photos shown, subject to availability.

Leaving from the Port of Kavala, you will board a coastal cruise that may sail to the island of Thasos or stay closer, exploring the bay of Kavala. Along the way you will enjoy sea views and the relaxed pace of a small boat journey. If the Thassos route is chosen, the cruise typically includes stops at Kallirachi (Klisma beach), Kefalas (Maries) and Tripiti beach, where you can see sandy coves and coastal scenery. Thasos itself is very green and heavily wooded. As you move around the island you will notice pine, walnut, sycamore and chestnut trees shaping the landscape, underlining the strong presence of nature. The exact itinerary and departure time may be adjusted because of weather conditions, and the boat available may differ from the photos shown. You will return to the Port of Kavala at the end of the cruise.