Greece
Vergina (Ancient Aigai): Located approximately 80 km (50 miles) southwest of Thessaloniki, a journey takes about 1 hour by car. Drive independently, join an organized tour from Thessaloniki, or use public bus (KTEL) services from Thessaloniki to Veria, then a local bus or taxi to Vergina.
Pella: Approximately 40 km (25 miles) west of Thessaloniki, a 45-minute drive. Drive independently, join an organized tour, or take a public bus (KTEL) from Thessaloniki directly to Pella.
Discover Greek Macedonia's stunning natural beauty on these excursions.
The Kassandra leg starts approximately 60 km (37 miles) southeast of Thessaloniki, about a 1-hour drive. Sithonia is further, requiring more travel time.
Approximately 100 km (62 miles) north of Thessaloniki, a 1.5-2 hour drive.
An unique monastic state with restricted access; men require a special permit, women take boat tours.
Explore stunning natural landscapes and historic lakeside cities in West Macedonia.
A city renowned for Byzantine churches and elegant `archontika` (mansions).
Requires pre-planning for permits (for men) and boat schedules.
This route uncovers natural landscapes and historic lakeside cities.
Services to smooth your airport experience.
Gain access to independent airport lounges worldwide with Priority Pass for comfort before flights.
For flight delays, cancellations, or denied boarding, Compensair helps claim compensation.
Information on getting to and from the airport via various modes like taxis, buses, and private transfers.
The main international airport serving Thessaloniki and Greek Macedonia.
The airport offers duty-free shops, cafes, car rental agencies, and currency exchange services.
Regular bus services connect the airport to Thessaloniki city center and the central bus station.