Kavala
Discover Kavala
Harbor promenade, old town lanes, and Mediterranean flair – perfect for a day trip.
Castle
The Castle of Kavala
High above the city, the Castle of Kavala keeps watch. From the walls you get sweeping views of the harbor, old town, and the shimmering sea — especially beautiful at sunset.
Food & Dining
Tavernas & restaurants
In the evening the alleys fill with the aroma of grilled fish and meze. In Kavala's tavernas and restaurants you enjoy fresh regional cuisine — cozy, welcoming, and often right by the water.
Landmarks at a glance
Kavala blends Ottoman and neoclassical architecture with a maritime vibe. Plan time for:
- The Kamares aqueduct with its high arches from the 16th century.
- The Imaret (1817), one of the city's most distinctive buildings.
- Mohammed Ali's house and the statue in the square.
- The harbor promenade and lighthouses for sunsets.
City & harbor
A walk through the city
Start at the port, stroll along the waterfront, and make your way up to Eleftheria Square. Cafes, tobacco warehouses, and small lanes give you a feel for old Kavala.
Tips
Our recommendations
Old town
Cobblestone streets, tavernas, and viewpoints over the bay.
Harbor
Coffee by the water, watch the boats, and enjoy sunset views.
Cuisine
Fresh fish, meze, and regional specialties.