Top Thessaloniki Outback Tours

WHY YOU SHOULD BOOK THIS EXPERIENCE? The journey allows for spiritual growth and contemplation, following the path of one of Christianity’s greatest missionaries. Many tours incorporate moments for prayer, worship, and group discussions about Paul’s teachings. Northern Greece is well-connected with modern infrastructure, making it easy to travel between the key locations. Guided tours include expert insights into biblical history, archaeology, and theology (Licensed Guides). Best Time to Book: All seasons. Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

The Greek port city of Thessaloniki is known for its magnificent Byzantine and Ottoman–era monuments, but many travelers never explore beyond the historic sights. On this tour, discover the city through the eyes of a Thessaloniki local, and enjoy a personalized itinerary custom-made for you. Choose a tour duration that suits your schedule, and opt to visit museums, markets, neighborhoods and more—wherever interests you most.

Mt. Olympus, the original home of the Greek gods, lies just over an hour’s drive from Thessaloniki. Discover the area’s star attractions on this great-value private tour, with onboard Wi-Fi, snacks and bottled water: entrance fees and food are at your own expense. Explore the Dion Archaeological Park’s ancient sanctuaries; stroll past a crystal waterfall to the cave of St. Dionysius; visit an idyllic Greek village; and so much more.

Tracing the footsteps of Alexander the Great and other historical Macedonian figures can be tiring work, so savvy travelers will often schedule some downtime in Thessaloniki to rejuvenate. Instead of spending that time in a hotel or local spa, this tour offers the chance to bathe in the waters at the Loutra Pozar. Pozar's naturally warm water attracts visitors from throughout Macedonia, and this tour makes it easy to visit and bathe in a single day.

Leave Thessaloniki for a day and discover ancient Dion and Mt. Olympus without the stress of public transport or hire cars. Travel to Dion Archaeological Park, home to city ruins dating from the 6th century BC; and explore its relics and museum. Next, visit Mt. Olympus, the home of the gods in Greek mythology, and swim in the refreshing waters of Agia Kori waterfall before returning.

We are an international team that wanted to show the unique nightlife and culture of one of the best (and most underrated) cities in Greece. On this tour, our goal is for you to have a very fun nightlife experience, while also feeling like a local with our bar guides from Thessaloniki . Our tour occurs on one of the oldest and most historic streets in Thessaloniki. Filled with university students and young professionals, this street is always packed on Friday and Saturday nights. Guest Policy: We will have the tour if 4 or more people book- regardless if everyone is in the same group or not! Unfortunately we cannot predict how many people will be on our tour any given night. A lot of our bookings do come the same day as the tour. We try our best to give the best possible nightlife experience, whether there are 4 people or 40 people!

Visit one of the most charming historic towns in Macedonia without the delays of public transit or stress of a rental car with this private Kevala day trip from Thessaloniki. Book pickup at your hotel or other Thessaloniki location and set off with your English-speaking driver directly to Kavala. Enjoy free time to visit the archaeological museums in Kavala and Philippi, Mohammed Ali’s House, the Kavala Fortress, and other cultural highlights.

The famous Zagorohoria: Stone villages, bridges and monasteries, masterpieces of architecture, culture and history, humanity and nature in harmony. Towering mountains, virgin forests and impressive gorges; a wild and evocative landscape. Zagorohoria – to give the area its full name – is a cluster of stone villages, masterfully constructed bridges and monasteries carved into the mountains. It’s a pure and seductive holiday destination for all seasons. You’ll discover its beauty walking along the Vikos Gorge, staring up at the Astrakas Mountain peak, listening to the rumble of the Voidamatis River and admiring impressive Mt Timfi. You’ll feel it walking with your lover or friend in the mystical fog of Papingo, visiting the old monasteries and churches, or just relaxing by the fireplace in a luxurious guesthouse. Zagori is a priceless treasure waiting to be discovered.

Get from Thessaloniki to Meteora without the fuss, and book a private day trip for your personal group. You'll have a driver-guide to chauffeur you from your hotel to the UNESCO-listed site, and a well-planned itinerary that visits three of the cliff-clinging monasteries. As an extra perk, you'll spend time in Trikala, where your driver can recommend restaurants for lunch.

Whether you want the challenge of reaching Greece’s highest peak or fancy exploring some of the hiking paths along the lower slopes, Mt Olympus more than lives up to its legend as home of the 12 Olympian gods Central Greece’s highest and most majestic mountain, Olympus, is a world in itself. There is much to discover even if you don’t make it to the summit: gentle paths, hidden corners, towering trees, wildflowers and unruly rocks, below and above the clouds. You can explore the foothills by car or mountain bike, but the greatest rewards will go to the hikers on these awesome peaks.

Sithonia Peninsula, Greece, is a paradise for nature lovers. Its pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters, backed by lush greenery, offer serenity and relaxation. Adventure seekers can explore hiking trails winding through picturesque landscapes. Delight in fresh seafood at charming tavernas and savor local cuisine. With its breathtaking scenery, outdoor activities, and cultural heritage, Sithonia Peninsula promises an unforgettable experience for all who visit. Sithonia Peninsula's allure lies in its untouched beauty and diverse offerings. Dive into the azure waters for snorkeling or bask in the sun on secluded beaches like Kavourotrypes. Explore historic sites such as the ruins of Toroni or the Byzantine tower in Nikiti. Whether seeking tranquility or adventure, Sithonia captivates with its blend of natural splendor, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality, making it a destination worthy of exploration and discovery.

The archaeological site of Philippi, near Kavala, has one of the richest histories of all ancient Greek ruins, playing a pivotal role in Macedonian, Roman, and Early Christian history. As you explore the archaeological site, you will appreciate the city’s transition from Hellenistic settlement to the Roman colony, with the expansion of the theatre, the creation of the Forum (the Roman agora), and the proliferation of buildings central to everyday ancient life (including baths, cisterns, and latrines that had running water). The third chapter in Philippi’s story came in 49 or 50 AD when the Apostle Paul preached the words of the world’s newest religion within its walls. He was briefly thrown into jail as a result but that didn’t stop Philippi from becoming a metropolitan of Early Christianity. As you walk around, you will literally be retracing some of the first steps of Christianity in Europe.

One of the most interesting travel destinations in the attractive central Macedonia . Old neighbourhoods, exquisitely beautiful groves and fine wines. Naoussa is a city with history, interesting sights, special flavours, but also home to celebrated vineyards and wineries, making fine wines. One of the most interesting travel destinations in the already attractive central Macedonia region, gaining it the title “land of Xinomavro”. Nowadays, apart from the Xinomavro, the varieties Negoska, Naousseiko, Sefka, Prekniariko, as well as so-called Local Wines of Imathia are also grown in the area. Younger winemakers are also entering the field, slowly reviving the Naoussa wine-growing zone, which has been registered as a Protected Designation of Origin Zone. Xinomavro, of course, is still the finest red variety in northern Greece, making Naoussa one of the most famous wine-producing areas in all of Macedonia. It also retains the OPAP (Appellation of Origin of Superior Quality) designation.

Volos is one of the most beautiful cities in Greece. The wealth of the region and its long history have left their mark on the city’s architecture, which exudes confidence and grandeur. The numerous mansions, municipal halls, museumσ, early 20th-century industrial facilities, and splendid churches make touring Volos truly enjoyable. Pelion is a place of indescribable beauty. With a breath-taking view over the endless sea, settlements that are architectural gems, and an ancient culture, it welcomes myriads of visitors every year. Lush vegetation and an extensive network of mountain paths enable the visitor to wander through a bewitching land, still echoing to the legendary Centaurs. It is worthy of note that the winding pathways linking the villages of Pelion exceed a total of 500 kilometres. Villages in Pelion, like Portaria, Tsangarada, Zagora, Vyzitsa, Milies, and dozens more, with their proud mansions, traditional springs, hospitable guesthouses, create a heaven on earth.

Discover the best that the coastal Greek city of Thessaloniki has to offer as you embark on a citywide walking tour. Join a small group and visit several points of interest including the White Tower, known as the symbol of the city, the Alexander the Great statue in Nea Paralia, and the OTE Tower. While you explore, your guide sheds light on the rich history and culture of the city.

Experience the world heritage site of Meteora with the help of your experienced guide. On your exclusive day trip from Thessaloniki feel the aura of ancient Monasteries and enjoy the breathtaking view of the majestic rocks and the landscapes. Take marvelous photos and enjoy Greek food!

A breathtaking combination of blue and green. Shaped like Poseidon’s trident, Halkidiki’s prongs jut out into the Aegean Sea. Lush green forests extend all the way to the beachfront where reflections of golden sunlight add sparkling hues to turquoise waters. Long stretches of beautiful ever-changing shoreline, unique archaeological sites, world-renowned Christian monuments, lesser-known natural wonders and man-made masterpieces have all helped shape the region’s diverse identity, made even more interesting by the rich local culinary and cultural heritage.

Sithonia Peninsula, Greece, is a paradise for nature lovers. Its pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters, backed by lush greenery, offer serenity and relaxation. Pick-up the boat and start our cruise to Diaporos island. Diaporos Island, located in the Sithonia peninsula of Halkidiki, Greece, is a hidden gem known for its stunning natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and serene environment. Here's what you can expect to see and experience on Diaporos Island: Blue Lagoon (Kryfto Bay) This bay is famous for its turquoise, shallow waters that resemble a natural swimming pool. The island is home to several pristine beaches with soft, white sand. Beaches like Karagatsi Beach and Paradise Beach are particularly popular for their clear waters and tranquil atmosphere. The waters around Diaporos are incredibly clear, making it an excellent location for snorkeling and diving. You can explore underwater caves, see various marine life, and enjoy the vibrant underwater landscape.

Escape Thessaloniki on a private day trip to Lake Kerkini, one of Greece’s richest wildlife habitats. Search for flamingos, water buffalo, and hundreds of bird species while enjoying sweeping views of Mount Beles and the Serres Valley. This nature-focused excursion offers a peaceful introduction to one of northern Greece’s most remarkable wetlands.