This morning we travel to Kavala (ancient Neapolis), the port where Apostle Paul first arrived in Europe during his missionary journey (Acts 16:11). From here we continue to the sacred ruins of Philippi, one of the most important sites on any Biblical Tour of Greece.

In Acts 16:11-40, Paul preached the Gospel here and baptized Lydia, the first European convert to Christianity. Visit the Baptistry of Lydia beside the river where this historic event took place. We also explore the Roman prison of Paul and Silas, remembering the miraculous earthquake that freed them (Acts 16:25-34).

In Kavala admire the mosaic depicting Paul’s arrival in Macedonia, symbolizing the spread of Christianity into Europe.

Return to Thessaloniki for dinner and overnight in Thessaloniki.

According to Acts 17:1-9, Apostle Paul preached in the synagogue of Thessaloniki and established the Thessalonian church, later writing the Epistles of 1 and 2 Thessalonians.

We continue to Vlatadon Monastery, where tradition says St. Paul preached the Gospel, offering a meaningful stop for pilgrims following the Footsteps of the Apostle Paul.

Next we travel to Veria (Biblical Berea), where Paul preached and the Bereans eagerly examined the Scriptures (Acts 17:10-12). Visit the Bema of Apostle Paul, marking the place where he taught.

Our journey continues to Vergina, the ancient Macedonian capital and burial place of King Philip II, father of Alexander the Great.

Dinner and overnight in Kalabaka.

The monasteries preserve priceless Byzantine frescoes, sacred icons, and manuscripts, reflecting centuries of Orthodox Christian faith and tradition.

Meteora remains an important destination for Christian pilgrims visiting Greece and travelers exploring the country’s religious heritage.

After lunch we continue our journey south through central Greece toward Delphi, passing scenic mountain landscapes.

Arrival and transfer to your hotel.
Dinner and overnight Delphes.

This morning we explore Delphi, once considered the spiritual center of the ancient world. The sanctuary of Apollo attracted pilgrims from across Greece seeking guidance from the famous Oracle of Delphi.

Visit the Temple of Apollo, the ancient stadium, the theater, and the archaeological museum displaying remarkable treasures from antiquity.

In the afternoon we travel to Athens, the historic capital of Greece and a key destination for travelers following the Biblical Greece Tour of Apostle Paul.

Enjoy a panoramic tour including the Panathenaic Olympic Stadium, Hellenic Parliament, Academy of Athens, and National University, symbols of Greece’s classical heritage.

Dinner and overnight in Athens.

Our day begins with a visit to the magnificent Acropolis of Athens, home to the Parthenon, Erechtheion, Temple of Athena Nike, and the monumental Propylaea.

Nearby we stand on Mars Hill (Areopagus), where Apostle Paul delivered his famous sermon about the “Unknown God” to the Athenians (Acts 17:22-34), one of the most significant moments in the spread of Christianity in Europe.

We continue to the Corinth Canal, an impressive engineering achievement connecting the Aegean and Ionian Seas.

Next we visit Ancient Corinth, where Paul lived and preached for eighteen months (Acts 18:1-11) and wrote letters to the Corinthians. Walk along the Steps of St. Paul, see the Temple of Apollo, and explore the Ancient Agora.

At nearby Kenchreai (Cenchreae), Paul departed on his missionary journey (Acts 18:18).

Return to Athens.

Dinner and overnight in Athens.

Shortly after midday, embark on an unforgettable 3-hour volcano cruise. Our first stop is at Volcano Bay, where you can hike to the summit and witness the active craters of Santorini’s famous volcano.

We then sail to Palea Kameni, home to the island’s natural hot springs and the renowned mud baths in the small bay of Agios Nikolaos, where the water temperature reaches 35°C. Take a refreshing 30-minute dip in these therapeutic water before returning to the old port of Fira.

Return to the port of Fira.

In the evening enjoy dinner at a traditional Greek tavern with a lively Greek Wedding Show, celebrating music, dancing, and local culture.

Dinner and overnight in Santorini.

Next explore the archaeological site of Akrotiri, a remarkably preserved Minoan city buried by volcanic ash around 1600 BC, often called the “Pompeii of the Aegean.”

After returning to the hotel for relaxation, we travel to the charming village of Oia, famous for its whitewashed houses and stunning caldera views.

Here we experience the world-renowned Santorini sunset, one of the most photographed sunsets in the world.

Enjoy dinner featuring Greek mezes and local wine before returning to the hotel.

Dinner and overnight in Santorini.

Fly back to Athens and travel to Marathon, site of the historic Battle of Marathon (490 BC) where the Athenians defeated the Persian army.

Learn about the legendary run of Pheidippides, which inspired today’s Marathon race.

Returning to Athens we visit the world-class Acropolis Museum, displaying extraordinary sculptures and artifacts from the Acropolis.

In the afternoon enjoy an Athens street food experience, tasting favorites such as souvlaki, spanakopita, and loukoumades.

Dinner and overnight in Athens.

Transfer to Athens International Airport for your departure, concluding your unforgettable Footsteps of the Apostle Paul Biblical Tour of Greece.