Car Hire in Kavala

Our Kavala car hire in Greece, can be found at the airport, or in the town itself. There is a good range of choice, including small city cars to Jimny Jeeps and 9 seater minivans.

All vehicles come with unlimited mileage and insurance included with reduced excess. Extras can be booked easily and paid for locally. Book now and make changes later, for no fee.

Kavala Car Rental

At the airport, you have the choice of Hertz, Thrifty, Avis, Sixt and Olympic Car Rentals, who tend to be the cheapest, but offer a Meet & Greet service, whereas the others are on airport.

In the town, Europcar are on Venizelou Street and Hertz at Erythrou Stavrou.

Kavala

About Kavala & Airport

The airport on Kavala is named after Alexander the Great. This city is slightly off the beaten track for tourists, but is well worth a visit, as it is a gem of place to live or visit, with a quaint town, harbour and beaches. Then if you want a bit of ancient, there are sites nearby to pop along and see, as the history dates way back.

Known for its tobacco growing, many of the old buildings remain today. Another building worthy of note to see, is the birthplace of Muhammad Ali. No, not the famous boxer, but the man who started modern Egypt.

Just along the road, you will find another famous piece of history, as you get to the town of Phillipoi, and see how life began under the dad of Alexander the Great.

As you travel along, keep an eye out for parts of the Roman road Egnatia, which was part of the path travelled from Rome to Constantinople.

Scenic Kavala Drives

Kavala is a captivating coastal city in northern Greece that blends rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Often called the 'Blue City' for its shimmering Aegean views, Kavala is perched between mountains and sea, offering a unique mix of East and West influences.

Wander through the Old Town of Panagia, where cobbled streets lead to Ottoman era landmarks like the Imaret and the house of Mohamed Ali, the 19th-century governor of Egypt who was born here. The city's medieval castle and lighthouse crown the hilltop, offering panoramic views over the harbor and rooftops below. One of Kavala's most iconic sights is the Kamares aqueduct, a 16th-century marvel that once carried water to the city and now stands as a dramatic architectural symbol.

Take a ferry to nearby Thassos Island, enjoy wine tasting tours in the surrounding countryside, or relax on beaches like Batis and Kalamitsa. The food scene is equally enticing, with fresh seafood, local delicacies, and traditional tavernas lining the waterfront.

Updated:- 13th September 2025

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