Kavala With its multifaceted history contributing to a vibrant atmosphere today, there’s definitely something unique about Kavala, called “the blue city” on account of the crystal-clear waters of its coasts and dreamy sea views. This atmospheric northern port city on the Thracian Sea is 27 centuries old, having been founded in the seventh century BC by settlers from the nearby Aegean island of Thassos. Back then the new town was called Neapolis, which was allied with Athens through the Peloponnesian War and later belonged to the Second Athenian League. Eventually, it would be conquered by the ancient Kingdom of Macedonia and its present name of Kavala is said to be based on the name of Alexander the Great’s favorite horse. Apostle Paul arrived at Kavala (then still Neapolis) on his first voyage to Europe. In and around the city today, early Christian pilgrimage sites mix with evocative remnants of Ottoman architecture like the Imaret. Kefalonia Plan your heavenly cruise to Kefalonia now and embark on an extraordinary journey through Greek mythology and breathtaking landscapes with us. Let the allure of Kefalonia unfold before your eyes. Book your adventure today and embrace the magic of this captivating island paradise. Explore the Enchanting Charms of Kefalonia: A Cruise Destination Like No Other. Uncover the Whimsical Wonders and Endless Beauty of Kefalonia, a gem of the Greek Islands. Set sail on a remarkable cruise to Kefalonia with us and experience a journey beyond your imagination! Katakolo Transport yourself to a bygone era as you step foot in Katakolo, a Greek island brimming with historical significance. This picturesque village nestled in the Peloponnese region serves as a gateway to the legendary city of Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games in 776 BC. Every corner of Katakolo echoes with the grandeur of ancient Greece, enticing you to embark on a journey through time. 57 Your destinations About Onboard Packages Greece & Med Arabian Gulf Destinations Our Ships How to book
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