Nea Peramos Kavala

Located 18km west of Kavala, this coastal resort town has a few remarkable beaches and several day trip options to archaeological sites and monasteries.

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An aerial photo showing the settlement of Nea Peramos, Kavala.
photo: Sbitso / CC BY-SA 4.0

Nea Peramos Kavala Beaches

A picture showing a part of the sandy beach at Ammolofoi at Nea Peramos.
photo: Georgios K. Kleitsiotis / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Ammolofoi Beaches

Nea Peramos

Four beaches on four small bays with clear waters, soft sand, reefs, and excellent views of mountains. Beach bars, cocktails, fun.

An aerial photo of Nea Iraklitsa Beach with numerous umbrellas lined up and a blue sea.
photo: Eastern Macedonia & Thrace
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Nea Iraklitsa Beach

Nea Iraklitsa is a long fine-sand beach with beach bars, easy access and accommodation options, and a beautiful view to Fidonisi islet.

A photo of the beach of Nea Peramos having a few people with their own umbrellas and perfectly-green hill in the background.
photo: Eastern Macedonia & Thrace
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Nea Peramos Beach

Nea Peramos beach has beach bars, restaurants, and cafeterias. Calm waters with appropriate-for-swimming depth, and sand in and out the sea.

Nea Peramos Kavala Attractions

A panoramic view of the archaeological site of ancient Philippi.
photo: Marsyas / CC BY-SA 3.0
distant ≈ 27.8km
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Archaeological Site of Philippi

This city built around 360BC had important economic and strategic role to play in the expansion and development of the Macedonian Kingdom.

A picture of the exterior of the Panagia Faneromeni Church in Nea Peramos.
photo: arxitektonas / CC BY-SA 2.0
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Panagia Faneromeni Church

Refugees from the 1922 Greek-Turkish war built a small chapel that was later upgraded into a church in 1945.

A panoramic picture of the hill that hosts the Ancient City of Anaktoroupolis at Nea Peramos.
photo: Schuppi / CC BY-SA 4.0
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Ancient City of Anaktoroupolis

Remains of a medieval town enjoying a magnificent view. It's the setting of summer cultural events but it's not accessible to visitors.

Nea Peramos Kavala Why visit?

  • Founded in 1922 to house refugees from Peramos (Karşıyaka), Turkey.
  • Famous for its vineyards, wine and tsipouro.
  • Tsipouro is a Greek grappa.

Nea Peramos Kavala Festivals

A contemporary ancient drama performance during the summer Philippi Festival.
photo: Eastern Macedonia & Thrace
distant ≈ 28km

Philippi Festival

A cultural festival with concerts and performances held in an ancient theater. Plays are mostly in Greek but do not let this deter you from visiting.

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