Church And Crypt Of Ayios Dimitrios

In one day, we will be able to experience a piece of the culture and natural beauty of both Albania and Greece. We will explore Korca in Albania and Kastoria in Greece, two beautiful and very different towns. Our first stop for the day will be the town of Korca, a small town, that is turning out to be one modern town in Albania, while the traces of communist isolation are still visible. We will be able to visit the Museum of Medival art, with some of the most beautiful preserved Medival objects from the surrounding. After the Korca sightseeing, we will continue our way to Greece in the town of Kastoria. Kastoria lies on the shores of the Orestiada lake, where you can see the most beautiful scenes of pelicans and cormorants swimming around. You can have lunch or a coffee break in some of the restaurants and cafes on the lake shores. We have a chance to visit the Cave of the Dragon on a guided tour. If the weather allows it, we can make the return trip through Galichica National Park.

This is a fully private 5-hour cruise — no shared groups, no fixed itinerary. The price covers your entire group (up to 8 guests), not per person. Just your party, your skipper, and the waters of Diaporos entirely to yourselves. Diaporos is one of the Aegean's best-kept secrets — a cluster of uninhabited islands rising from glass-clear water just off the Sithonia peninsula. Departing from either Vourvourou (Ekies Resort) or Ouranoupoli (Eagles Resort), the route covers Halkidiki's most beautiful and least crowded coves: Hawaii Beach (Myrsini), the Blue Lagoon, Karydi Beach, and the pristine double-sided beaches of Ampelitsi and Peristeri Island. From Ouranoupoli, an optional lunch stop at Ormos Panagias adds a taste of local seafood to the day. Your skipper adapts the pace and stops to suit your group. The cruise operates aboard our Axopar 28 T-Top — a premium 28ft vessel with a 300HP Mercury engine, built for open water and comfortable for up to 7 guests.

Combine a walking tour of Thessaloniki with one of the best things to do in the town, tasting authentic local delicacies. Try unmissable Greek foods such as traditional "koulouri" (circular bread), bougatsa (pastry with various fillings), pittas, stuffed sandwiches & also local sweets. Meet at the harbour of Thessaloniki and then head to an old bakery - a hidden gem that stands for three generations, for the first stop. Sample some typical Greek breakfast pastries and snacks and then head to the open market of the town. Through little streets and alleys full of history, you'll arrive at the "Kapani" (open from Monday to Saturday) a vibrant, colourful and historic place. Once you'll finish strolling the market, taste some very original street food and have the chance to hear some interesting stories from your guide. A memorable tour not to be missed that mixes culinary treats with culture! Please inform us in advance of any special dietary needs or allergies.

Set off on an unforgettable culinary adventure as you walk, talk, and eat your way through Greek streets.Thanks to the country’s turbulent history – it's a real melting pot of influences which you'll learn about from our local guide. We will take you to hidden gems and share stories. Join us to experience a side of mediterranean food and culture that few tourists get to discover.

Experience Thessaloniki's 2,300-year history on this thrilling 2-hour Segway tour. Perfect for first-timers and history enthusiasts, this small-group adventure covers more ground than walking tours while accessing iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Glide through aromatic Kapani and Modiano markets, cruise Aristotelous Square and Nikis Boulevard with Aegean views, and visit the White Tower. Continue to the Alexander the Great Statue and Zoggolopoulos' Umbrellas along the New Waterfront. Explore UNESCO-listed Byzantine heritage at Hagia Sophia and the Museum of Byzantine Civilization. Then discover Roman history at the Arch of Galerius, Rotunda, and Palace ruins. Finish with contemporary highlights including Pedion Areos park, HELEXPO, and Aristotle University campus. Your local guide shares fascinating stories throughout, blending ancient mosaics, modern sculptures, and seaside fun into one unforgettable experience.

In the city center tour, they are shown mainly places and they are told stories that they cannot be found in guidebooks or discovered easily. We speak also about how the city started, about some of its main monuments, about the contemporary life in the city and many other stories that they hide behind buildings and walls. We walk very slowly, we make many stops, and we realize that Thessaloniki is not what it is showing but what it is hiding. In the end, many recommendations are given about food and hidden gems. The tour is conducted by an official tourist guide with the registered no. 33Ξ02766Ε1