Postcards from Northern Greece
Oct 3, 2026 — Oct 11, 2026
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With 3,000 years of history, you can't turn around in Athens without encountering the past. The Acropolis, a UNESCO site, the Plaka, and the Acropolis Museum are must-sees. But leave time if you can to climb Pnyx Hill for photos of the Parthenon at sunset, to buy your own set of Greek komboloi (worry beads), and to explore the metro stations that serve as mini-museums for the relics that are constantly being unearthed.
Few places offer such a rich combination of history and scenic beauty. In Ephesus, one of the greatest outdoor museums in the world, you'll explore legendary sites steeped in history. Also visit the houses of Bulbul Mountain, where the roof of one forms the terrace of the next. This evening we present our Destination Discovery Event -- dinner in the moonlight and a concert near the Celsus Library or on Harbour Street in ancient Ephesus.
Kusadasi, Windstar Destination Discovery Event
Kavala, a vibrant port city in northern Greece, is known for its rich history and stunning coastal scenery. The city's landscape is dominated by the imposing Kavala Castle, offering panoramic views of the Aegean Sea. The historic old town, with its narrow streets and traditional houses, reflects Kavala's Ottoman and Byzantine heritage. Kavala is also known for its local cuisine - make sure you try traditional dishes, like kovourmas (cured meat), soutzoukakia (spiced meatballs), and local cheeses.
Thessaloniki, Greece's second-largest city, is a vibrant cultural and historical hub. The city boasts numerous landmarks, including the iconic White Tower, the Rotunda, and the Arch of Galerius. The Byzantine Walls, a remnant of the city's ancient fortifications, offer panoramic views and lead to the impressive Trigonian Tower, a key defensive structure. Nearby, the archaeological site of Vergina, home to the royal tombs of Macedonian kings, adds to the city's historical allure. Thessaloniki also has a lively waterfront lined with cafes, bars, and restaurants, offering stunning views of the Thermaic Gulf.
Thessaloniki, Greece's second-largest city, is a vibrant cultural and historical hub. The city boasts numerous landmarks, including the iconic White Tower, the Rotunda, and the Arch of Galerius. The Byzantine Walls, a remnant of the city's ancient fortifications, offer panoramic views and lead to the impressive Trigonian Tower, a key defensive structure. Nearby, the archaeological site of Vergina, home to the royal tombs of Macedonian kings, adds to the city's historical allure. Thessaloniki also has a lively waterfront lined with cafes, bars, and restaurants, offering stunning views of the Thermaic Gulf.
Volos is known for its picturesque waterfront and vibrant cultural scene. Nestled at the foot of Mount Pelion and serving as the gateway to the Pelion Peninsula, Volos offers stunning views and easy access to beautiful beaches, lush forests, and charming mountain villages. The city's promenade is lined with lively cafes, restaurants, and bars, perfect for enjoying local cuisine and fresh seafood. Volos is only a few hours' drive from the breathtaking Meteora Monasteries, a UNESCO World Heritage site. These ancient monasteries, perched atop towering rock formations, blend spiritual history with awe-inspiring natural beauty.
