THE BLUE CITY

KAVALA

The Place That Has It All

The city of Kavala

Kavala, located on the northeastern coast of Greece, is a captivating destination that impressively combines culture, history, and natural beauty. With its rich heritage, this city offers a unique experience to its visitors.

During your stroll through the old town of Kavala, you will be amazed by the beautiful neoclassical buildings, narrow pedestrian streets, and the oriental atmosphere that emanates from its alleys. The castle of Kavala, perched on top of a hill, offers stunning views of the sea and the city and is a monument of historical significance.

The city is known for its lively atmosphere and multicultural rich heritage. Kavala’s port is one of the major cruise destinations in the region, where you can explore the market and enjoy a coffee or a meal with a view of the sea.

Exotic Paradise

Azure Beaches

Kavala, a coastal paradise in Greece, offers an exciting variety of beaches that cater to every traveler’s taste. The pristine shores are renowned for their crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches, and stunning coastal landscapes. Whether looking for organized beaches with modern amenities or secluded ones, Kavala’s coastline has it all.

UNESCO World Heritage Site

Philippi

The archaeological site of Philippi represents a significant chapter in the history of the city and the broader region of Kavala. This site has deep roots in the past and tells an incredible story that spans centuries.

The site is an invaluable historical heritage that spans many centuries. The city began its history as Krinides. It was founded in the 4th century BC as a colony of Thasos and later conquered by Philip II of Macedon, the father of Alexander the Great. Philip recognized the city’s importance due to its natural resources, such as gold, silver, and timber—many of today’s archaeological landmarks, such as the ancient theater, date back to this era.

Despite the numerous destructions and invasions it endured, the archaeological site of Philippi continues to be a source of rich history and culture that you can explore and be impressed by the invaluable heritage it holds.

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