Day 1: Arrival Thessaloniki Airport – Thessaloniki
Friday 07 November 2025

Upon arrival to Thessaloniki Airport, we will have a City Tour, starting from Saint Dimitrius, we will visit Agora (Acts 17:1-15). Following that, we will visit the White Tower and the Upper Town, where we will have a panoramic view of Thessaloniki. Arrival to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 2: Thessaloniki – Philippi – Kavala – Thessaloniki
Saturday 08 November 2025

After breakfast, we will depart for the Ancient Colony of Philippi, which was built in 356 B.C. by Alexander’s father, Philip II. We will see the Ancient Theatre, the Church of Philippi, founded by Apostle Paul in 49 A.D. It was the first church in European territory. We will visit the Baptistery of St. Lydia of Filippisias. Next, we proceed to Kavala for a panoramic view of Port of Neapolis first place where Paul put his feet in Europe (Acts 16 7-11). Lunch in a local restaurant. A short walk along Via Egnatia, where Paul walked on his way to Thessaloniki. Then, we return back to Thessaloniki. Arrival to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 3: Thessaloniki – Veria – Vergina – Kalambaka
Sunday 09 November 2025

After breakfast, we depart for the capital of Imathia, which name is Veria. It is built at the foot of Mount Vermio. We will have free time to visit the Step of Apostle Paul and the Synagogue. It is located next to the Barbouta area, which over time came to be known as the Jewish District. The stone-built Synagogue is the most ancient synagogue in the Northern Greece. Then, we will head to Vergina, where we will visit the museum with the four tombs, two of which are the most significant, and a small shrine, the Heroes Garden. Two of the tombs are the most significant, the one of Philip II and the other of Alexander the fourth. Then, we will be heading to Kalambaka. Arrival to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 4: Meteora – Delphi
Monday 10 November 2025

After breakfast, we will visit the prefecture built in a rare geological phenomenon of Meteora. It’s a cluster of huge dark colored stones made of sandstone. The name Meteora is attributed to the monk of the monastery, Agios Athanasius the Meteorite. We will have the chance to enjoy the panoramic ride and to visit one of the six visited monasteries. Then, we will depart for Delphi. It was an ancient Greek city in which the most important Oracle of ancient Greek world was operated. Earlier myths include traditions that Pythia, or the Delphic oracle, already was the site of an important oracle in the pre-classical Greek world (as early as 1400 BC) and, rededicated, served as the major site during classical times for the worship of the god Apollo. We will be guided around the archaeological site and the Museum. Arrival to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 5: Delphi – Nafpaktos – Napflio
Tuesday 11 November 2025

After breakfast, we will visit Nafpaktos, a coastal town situated in the Corinth Gulf, a city of great history. It appears in 1104 BC with the Dorians. It is known for the naval battle that was taken place in 1571 between Christians and the Turks. We will have free time to wander in the picturesque Venetian harbor and visit either the Holy Monastery of the Transfiguration of the Savior or the Venetian Castle of Nafpaktos. Departure for Nafplion. Arrival to our hotel. Free evening for personal activities. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 6: Napflio – Corinth – Athens
Wednesday 12 November 2025

After breakfast, we will drive to Ancient Corinth, which was an important city – state in Ancient Greece and dates back from the Neolithic Period (5.000-3.000). We will reach the archaeological site of Acrocorinth and Ancient Corinth. We will visit one of the largest museums in Greece, in terms of the wealth and quality of the findings (Acts 18:1-17 & Acts 19:22). We will see the bema of Gallio and the Erastus inscription. we will visit a traditional olive oil mill in Corinth area, where we will have the chance to taste the local products and get familiar with the olive oil production. Our next stop is at Cenchreae (Acts 18:18), Departure for Athens, with a stop at the Isthmus of Corinth. It is a narrow strip of land 6 kilometers in length joining Central Greece with Peloponnese. We will have free time to take photos. Arrival to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 7: Athens – Athens
Thursday 13 November 2025

After breakfast, we will depart for a visit at the Greek Bible College. Then, we will have a half day guided tour starting from Panathenaic Stadium, known as Kallimarmaro. In Antiquity was used for the celebration of Panathenea in honor of Goddess Athena. You will have free time to take photos. Boarding on the coach and departure to see the Zappeion Hall, the Greek Parliament and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the symbolic monument in the memory of the Soldiers who died for their country. Then, along Panepistimiou Street, one of the most central streets of Athens, we will see the triad of neoclassical buildings: The Library, the Academy and the University. Next most important visit is Mars Hill where Paul delivered his message about the One True God, next we visit the Acropolis with magnificent monuments such as the Parthenon, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheion, the Propylaea, the Ancient Agora, the theatre of Dionysus and the Odeon of Herodes Atticus. We will have the chance to walk around the Parthenon Monument, which was built in the 5th century BC by the architects Ictinus and Kallikrates. Free time at the city center and the traditional settlement of Plaka. Return to our hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 8: ATHENS – Cruise Embarkation LAVRION PORT – MYKONOS
Friday 14 November 2025

After breakfast, we will depart for Lavrion Port, in order to embark on the cruise. Relax and soak up the glorious Mediterranean sun. Then, the ship will arrive in Mykonos. The evening is ours to enjoy this beautiful iconic Cycladic Island.

Day 9: KUSADASI – PATMOS – Overnight on Board
Saturday 15 November 2025

Early morning the ship arrives at the Port of Kusadasi. Our Ancient Ephesus Bus Tour is a journey through the golden ages which shaped a pivotal center of commerce and spirituality. Built 3,000 years ago, Ephesus shaped the history of Greek, Turkish and Christian civilizations from its privileged location, chosen (according to legend) by the oracle of Delphi. A site of pilgrimage, due to its proximity to the Temple of Artemis (one of the 7 Wonders of the World) and the presence of major Christian gures (the apostles Paul and John and the Virgin Mary) within the city walls, Ephesus is currently one of the largest Roman archaeological sites in the Mediterranean. The splendor of its golden age is visible throughout its streets and exceptionally well-preserved ruins. (B, L, D) As we explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, we will have the opportunity to breathe in the centuries of cultural effervescence, visible in the Ephesus Agora, Odeon, the Houses of the Patricians, the beautiful Temple of Hadrian and the astonishing Library of Celsus. We will also have the opportunity to bargain and shop local merchandise such as carpets, leather goods, souvenirs etc. Return to the ship at noon and we will sail for Patmos. We will explore the Monastery of St. John and the Grotto of Revelation. Late evening return to the ship and sail for Heraklion and Santorini.

Day 10: Santorini – Overnight on Board
Sunday 16 November 2025

Early morning the ship arrives at the Port of Santorini. There is plenty of time at Fira to explore, stroll the marble-paved alleys, visit the adorable shops and capture the moments on camera. Early evening, we will return to the ship and we will depart and sail back to Lavrion port.

Day 11: Cruise Disembarkation- Athens Airport
Monday 17 November 2025

Upon disembarkation, we drive to the airport for our homebound flight with great memories of an unforgettable trip!