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We cover a wide range of transport
- Transfer to and from the airport and port.
- Transportation of school trips.
- Transfer of clubs - unions
- Transportation of sports teams.
- Transfer of corporate personnel.
- Transportation to conferences-events.
Our vehicles are equipped with all modern amenities
FreeWIFI
Air Condition
WC
Mini Bar
Cleanliness is a permanent feature of our vehicles, as is their excellent mechanical condition for comfortable and safe transportation.
Why Us
- The priority of our services is safety and comfort with the ultimate goal of every trip being a pleasant experience.
- We make sure that our fleet is equipped with the necessary amenities and always clean for a pleasant trip.
- By listening to the needs and requirements of each customer individually, we develop a relationship of trust by offering competitive prices, adapted to the requirements and specificities of each route.
Trips
Tour in Thessaloniki
We offer the possibility of visiting the historical center of Thessaloniki and historical monuments of the city accompanied by a tour guide in the language of your choice. (Greek – English – Russian – Serbian – Bulgarian)
Castles – Eptapyrgio –
Tower of Trigonios
Arch of Galerius (Camara)
Galerian Palace Complex Rotunda
(Agios Georgios)
White Tower
Church of Agia Sophia
Archaeological Museum
Byzantine Museum
Chalkidiki
We take you to the beautiful Halkidiki with its unique beaches and blue waters waters. The foot of Kassandra and Sithonia are a pole of attraction of the world tourism, as the mountainous Halkidiki can also be a destination. We also undertake transport on the third leg of Halkidiki, Arnaia, Olympiada, Ierisso, Nea Roda, Stagira. Also for the visitors of Athos we undertake transportation to its port Ierissos – Dafni and Ouranoupoli to make your transition to monasteries of Athos.
Vergina – Dion – Litochoro
In Vergina you will find some of the most important finds in Greece and in the wider region of Macedonia. You can visit the museum of the royal tombs of Aigio and meet the tomb of Philip, father of Alexander the Great, one of the most important archaeological discoveries as well as many valuable finds of a glorious era.Also, in Vergina you will find unique archaeological treasures such as the golden Larnaca with the sun of Vergina, the Palace of the Goats, the tomb of Persephone, the tomb of Prince Alexander IV son of Alexander the Great, the Goats the cradle of the Temenides One hour away from Vergina on the slopes of Mount Olympus, the ancient Dion i.e. “the city of Zeus”,the holy city of the ancient Macedonians, is an ancient place worthy of admiration which, although it consists only of ancient ruins, is visitable. In this city, sacrifices and offerings were made to the Olympian gods by the Macedonians and the Macedonians gathered to celebrate the “en Dio Olympia”, which from the 5th century BC was held with particular splendor. You will meet the ancient temple of Asclepius and Hygia, the temple of Isis, the ancient theater, beautiful mosaics and other buildings of special archaeological importance. A day trip to the place of Vergina and Dion can end at the tourist resort of Litochoro Pieria, which is a picturesque destination with mountain and sea views, where you can visit the local market and of course the local taverns and restaurants. In case of a multi-day stay, the place is suitable for mountain climbing, hiking on Mount Olympus, in the shelters, visiting the National Forest of Olympus. In the summer season, a few kilometers further you have access to the beaches of the areaat the foot of Olympus.
Kavala - Filippoi
The ancient city of Philippi, located 15 kilometers outside the city of Kavala, was named after King Philip II. This destination holds significant archaeological importance as you will encounter impressive structures from the period when the city flourished economically and culturally. You can explore the theater, public and private buildings from that era, and the impressive ancient theater of Philippi, which operates during the summer season and hosts performances as part of the local Philippi Festival.
During the Christian period, it is noteworthy that in this city, the Apostle Paul established the first Christian church in Europe in 50 AD. In modern history, Kavala was known as the “Mecca of Tobacco,” experiencing significant economic growth, which is reflected in the remaining neoclassical buildings and the large tobacco warehouses that keep the memories of a prosperous era alive. The city’s harbor is also a notable feature, where you can visit and enjoy the flavors of fresh fish in local tavernas.
Places worth visiting include:
– The building of the Monastery of Lazarists
– The Castle and the Acropolis
– The Kamares (Aqueduct)
– The Imaret
– The Tobacco Museum
– The Wix Mansion
– The Tokou Mansion
– The Old Girls’ School
– The Municipal Tobacco Warehouse
– The Grand Club
During the summer, the beaches of Kavala are an ideal tourist destination, whether for a day trip to the sea or for a longer stay. Notable beaches include Keramoti, Ammolofi, Nea Peramos, Iraklitsa, Kalamitsa, Rapsani, Palio, Batis, Toska, Perigiali, and Pyrgos Apollonias.
Kalampaka - Meteora
The Meteora, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is another destination that attracts both Greek and international tourists from around the world. Perched on the edges of two unique towering rocks that inspire awe, you will find the remarkable Orthodox monasteries of Meteora, one of the most popular destinations in all of Greece. Greek Orthodox monks, seeking protection and refuge from persecution, built these secluded dwellings and places of worship between the 12th and 14th centuries. Originally, there were up to 24 monasteries; today, six of these majestic stone structures, along with two nunneries, remain in the area of Kalambaka. There are roads that lead to some of the monasteries open to visitors, but you can reach them more easily by taking the cable car.
Delphi - Athens
Delphi, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a destination for Greek and international visitors throughout the year. It was considered the “navel of the earth,” home to the most important oracle of the ancient Greek world, whose fame extended beyond the borders of Greece. The modern town of Delphi was built next to the archaeological site, offering views of the Amfissa olive grove and the Gulf of Itea. The most significant archaeological finds include the Temple of Apollo, the Ancient Theater of Delphi, the Treasury of the Athenians, the Sacred Way, the Castalian Spring, the Tholos of Athena Pronaia, and the Archaeological Museum of Delphi.
In the region, you can easily visit the winter destination of Arachova and the Parnassus Ski Center. Additionally, you can explore the old Church of Saint Constantine and the Church of Saint Nicholas.
Two and a half hours away from Delphi, the “navel of the earth,” lies the city of Athens, the capital of Greece and the natural capital of Europe. Athens is the birthplace of democracy, where arts, sciences, education, and philosophy were cultivated in antiquity and have been passed down to us today.
Notable sites in Athens include:
– The Acropolis
– The Acropolis Museum
– Areopagus
– Philopappos Hill
– The Ancient Agora
– Plaka
– Monastiraki
– Syntagma Square, among many other destinations to explore
Athens offers countless dining options, large shopping centers, and a vibrant market in its city center. The city’s hotels cater to all budgets, and the company “Cheilis Dimitris Bus Services” can handle your transportation within the city and surrounding areas, offering a comprehensive tour with guides in any language to suit your needs.
by teeteestudio.com