Bus Tour to the Pearls of Greece 4 Nights All Surrounding Tours and Extras Included 2026

Day 1: ISTANBUL – IPSALA

Meeting Points:

20:00 Kadıköy Marriage Office Parking Lot

20:30 In Front of Mecidiyeköy İstikbal Altunbaş

21:00 In Front of İncirli Ömür Plaza

21:45 In Front of Silivri Vega Mall

23:59 Tekirdağ Namık Kemal Rest Area

After meeting our guests at the departure points specified in the tour program, we reach the Ipsala Border Gate by giving the necessary breaks along the Tekirdağ – Malkara – Keşan – Ipsala route. After completing our exit procedures here, we cross over the Meriç River and arrive at the Greek Kipi Border Gate. After our passport and customs procedures here, we enter Greece.

Day 2: IPSALA – METEORA - IOANNINA

After entering Greece, we take a breakfast break on the way. After the break, we depart for Meteora. Meteora is a sacred region with many monasteries. Orthodox monks built these monasteries, which are also on the UNESCO World Heritage list, in the early periods of Christianity in order to retreat into seclusion and be closer to God. This region, which millions of years ago was under the sea, later emerged as the waters receded, and the monks built their monasteries on the highest parts of these huge rocks. While no access road to the tops of the rocks was possible at the time they were built, the monks reached the monasteries for years by pulling each other up with rope-made net lifts. After the tour, we depart for Ioannina. After arriving in Ioannina, we begin our city tour. Ioannina, the largest city in the Epirus region, is also known as the city of Tepedelenli Ali Pasha. Among the places we will see are the Aslan Pasha Mosque, built in the name of Ali Pasha, also known as the Governor of Ioannina (the Lion of Ioannina), the Fethiye Mosque, Ali Pasha's Tomb, the Byzantine Museum, and the Ottoman Castle Area. After our city tour, we give free time. After the free time, we transfer to our hotel where we will stay overnight. Accommodation at our hotel in Ioannina.

Meteora Tour Included

Day 3: IOANNINA - PARGA – PREVEZA – NAFPAKTOS - PATRAS

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, our first stop is the town of Parga, where Kanuni Sultan Suleiman’s Grand Vizier, Pargalı Ibrahim Pasha, was also born. We take our panoramic city tour in Parga, whose narrow streets and Ottoman architecture have survived intact to the present day. After our Parga tour, we depart for Preveza. Preveza is remembered in Ottoman history for the naval battle in 1538 between the Ottoman naval forces under the command of Admiral Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha and the Crusader Army. After our Preveza city tour, where we will see its narrow streets and yacht harbor, we give free time. Then we continue to Nafpaktos, known in the Ottoman period as Lepanto. After giving free time in Nafpaktos, the site of the Battle of Lepanto in Ottoman history, we move on to Patras, the 3rd largest city in Greece. Upon arrival in the city, we transfer to our hotel. Accommodation at our hotel in Patras.

Parga, Preveza, Nafpaktos Tours Included

Day 4: PATRAS – NAFPLION - ATHENS

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we complete our check-out procedures, leave the hotel, and depart for Nafplion, the first capital after Greece gained its independence. According to legend, Nafplion was founded by Nafplios, the son of the God of the Seas Poseidon and Danaos Amymone, Princess of Argos. In our Nafplion city tour; the Bourtzi Castle built in the sea, Greece's first parliament building, Three Admirals Square, and the colorful, flower-filled houses are among the places to be seen. After the city tour and free time, we depart for Athens, the capital of Greece. On the way, we stop at the Corinth Canal. After seeing this 6.5 km long artificial canal, which separates the northern mainland of Greece from the Peloponnese Peninsula and connects the Aegean and Ionian seas, we arrive in Athens. Upon arrival, we begin our Athens city tour. The Agora, Temple of Zeus (panoramic), Parliament Building, Syntagma – Omonia Squares, Presidential Palace Prime Minister's Residence, Historic Olympic Stadium, Panepistimiou Boulevards, National Library and Academy University are among the places to be seen. After the panoramic city tour, free time for sightseeing and shopping all day. Then we settle into our hotel. Accommodation at our hotel in Athens.

Nafplion Tour Included

Corinth Canal Tour Included

Day 5: ATHENS – THESSALONIKI

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we set off for Thessaloniki, the 2nd largest city in Greece. Upon arrival in Thessaloniki, we carry out our city tour. The main places to be seen on the panoramic city tour include; the Waterfront, White Tower, Rotating Tower, Fair, Thessaloniki Castle, Seven Towers, Arch of Triumph, Rotunda, Bey Hammam, Hamza Bey Mosque, St. Demetrios Church, statue of Alexander the Great, and Atatürk House, after which we give free time. After the free time, we head to our hotel. In the evening, our guests who wish can join the tavern tour organized as an extra (Tavern Tour: 55 €). Our tavern tour includes dinner with limited drinks accompanied by surprises and shows. After our tavern tour, return to the hotel. Accommodation at our hotel in Thessaloniki.

Day 6: THESSALONIKI – KAVALA – PORTO LAGOS - ISTANBUL

After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we complete our check-out procedures, leave our hotel, and depart for Kavala. Kavala, one of the most important centers of Western Thrace, has a history dating back to 600 BC. Founded by immigrants from the island of Thasos in Greece under the name Neapolis (New City), the city was Ottoman territory from 1387 to 1912. Today, the majority of the city's population is Greek. Especially during the population exchange in 1923, Greeks living in Cappadocia were settled here. After arriving in Kavala, we begin our panoramic city tour. Among the places to visit and see in Kavala is the Old Town called Panagia. As we head toward the old town, the first place we will see is St. Nicholas Church. The mosque built by Kanuni Sultan Suleiman in 1530 in the name of Ibrahim Pasha was shortened in 1926, turned into a bell tower, converted into a church, and Christian mosaics were added in front of it. Other historical places we will see on our tour: Kavala Castle, the house of Mehmet Ali Pasha of Kavala, the imaret used today as a hotel, the aqueduct, and the old town inside the castle. After our Kavala city tour, we depart for Porto Lagos. We will visit the church of Agios Nikolaos by walking on the bridge built over Vistonida Lake. After a photo break with the lake view, we head to the Greek Kipi Border Gate. Upon arrival, we complete our passport and customs procedures and proceed to free shop shopping and then to the Ipsala Border Gate. Following passport and customs procedures, we travel to Istanbul via the Keşan – Tekirdağ – Silivri highway. After the meal break we will have in Tekirdağ en route (the chance to taste the famous Tekirdağ meatballs), we depart for Istanbul. After arriving in Istanbul, we drop our guests off at the points listed in the tour program (on the return route) and conclude our tour. We hope to meet again at our next events...

Porto Lagos Tour Included

Accommodation: 3*- 4* hotels will be used.

Children aged 0–6 are free on extra tours. (Excluding meal-included extra tours).

Children aged 7–12 receive a 50% discount on extra tours. (Excluding meal-included extra tours).

Bus seating arrangement is made according to the order of tour purchase

No rotation will be made in the bus seating arrangement during the tour.

Our guests who wish can purchase the seat next to them for an additional 250€ per person. (Throughout the entire trip)