The Imaret of Kavala is located in a prominent position within the walls of its old town, on the peninsula of Panagia. Its size is 4200 m². Its length is about 120 m. The monument, a masterpiece of late Ottoman
architecture and its rare example in Europe. In recent years, hotel renovations and operations have taken place.
The Cretan Pillow Therapy Center, or mud baths, as the locals usually call it, has been a "sustainable laboratory of nature" for thousands of years, which prepares this valuable material with admirable precision. Clay therapy is based on the use of so-called mature clay. The therapeutic effect of the clay is twofold: it exerts a local (on the surface of the skin) and general action.
The baths of the thermal spring of Eleftheres, an area of incomparable natural beauty, are located 45 km west of Kavala town on the coastal highway to Thessaloniki.
The area of Philippi and the ancient theater are a UNESCO World Heritage site, linked with great historical personalities and events that have shaped Western civilization.
