New technology, that works exactly the same as traditional sim cards, but completely digital! No more swapping physical sim cards and high roaming fees, as this is the future of global connectivity.
What is it?
HUBBY eSIM is a digital SIM card that gives travelers instant internet access worldwide—no physical SIM swapping, no roaming fees. It works just like a traditional SIM, but it's 100% digital.
How It Works
1. Check Compatibility
Ensure the phone supports eSIM technology:
Check compatible phones on the link provided on our voucher.
2. Purchase & Receive Voucher
o Select the data amount based on your customer’s needs.
o Data is valid for 365 days or until used.
o Provide customer’s email and phone number during booking.
3. Install Before Travel
o Customers will receive a PDF voucher via email within minutes.
o Customers to download the Hubby eSIM app (Play Store / App Store).
o Enter the promo code from the voucher.
o Follow the installation instructions.
4. Activate Upon Arrival
o Turn on the eSIM in phone settings.
o Connect instantly to mobile internet.
The Hubby eSIM-voucher will be shared within a few minutes via e-mail, along with the instructions. By following the instructions closely, the eSIM is easily installed and the travelers are well-prepared for their departure.
Easy to use! The digital sim card (eSIM) is installed before traveling, for an immediate internet connection upon arrival. Most phones nowadays support eSIM technology, but it's important to check before purchasing. If one person in the group has eSIM technology, they can generate a hotspot to share the mobile data. Upon arrival, the eSIM needs to be activated in the phone's settings. A more detailed description can be found on the homepage of the eSIM app.
Key Benefits
• Instant connectivity upon arrival.
• No roaming charges.
• Easy setup via app and voucher.
• Hotspot sharing is available if one traveler has eSIM-compatible phone.
Your eSim is valid to use in any of these destinations
• EUROPE (UK, Spain, France, Iceland, Portugal, Austria, Netherlands, Czech republic, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Greece)
Explore the very best of Thessaloniki on this unlimited hop-on hop-off bus tour.
With unlimited access for 24 hours, you'll see all of this beautiful Greek destination’s key points of interest. The bus tour includes a multilingual audio tour commentary, ensuring there is an educational element to your journey, and providing fascinating insights into this historic city’s intriguing past.
Hop off at any point to become fully immersed in the local way of life, discovering the culture, cuisine, ancient architecture, natural wonders and more. Enjoy fabulous panoramic views from the open-top deck, as you see the Archaeological Museum, the Church of Agios Dimitrios, Ano Poli, Lefkos Pyrgos and the Port of Thessaloniki.
The double-decker bus tour is the most convenient and enjoyable way to see everything Thessaloniki has to offer.
Operating Schedule
April and October
First tour departs at 10am
Last tour departs at 4pm
Buses run every 30 minutes
May - September
Last tour departs at 6pm
Tour duration: 75 minutes
Languagues
Pre-recorded audio commentary in 12 languages: Greek, English, French, German, Hebrew, Turkish, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Romanian, Serbian and Polish.
Discover Halkidiki's hidden gems and natural beauty! Visit an authentic olive grove, taste local delights, swim in emerald waters, and admire a breathtaking sunset over the Aegean Sea.
Highlights
Discover Halkidiki's beauty, where flavors blend with nature
Explore tranquil olive groves & learn about olive cultivation
Taste local olive oil & sweet olive delicacies
Swim in the emerald waters of Sithonia
Witness a stunning sunset over the Aegean Sea
Embark on an authentic journey through the heart of Halkidiki, where flavors, traditions, and natural beauty blend together.
Start your experience with a guided tour at an olive grove. Learn about the history of olive cultivation, walk among the trees, and explore a packaging facility. You will even have the chance to package your own olives.
Enjoy a delicious tasting session of local olives, olive spreads, sweet olive treats, and even olive chocolates.
Afterwards, continue to Sithonia Peninsula, and relax at Kalogria Beach. Swim in turquoise waters, lounge on the beach, or enjoy a drink at a beach bar.
Conclude your day with an unforgettable sunset over the Aegean Sea—a picture-perfect end to your Greek adventure.
Itinerary
Starting location: Nea Elvetia Metro Station
Drive to Periapton (1h 15’)
Olive Grove & Tasting Experience – 1 hour
Drive to Kalogria Beach (45’)
Free time at Kalogria Beach – 3 hours
Drive back to Thessaloniki (2 hours)
Return to Nea Elvetia Metro Station
Relax on golden sands, swim in crystal-clear waters, and explore the history of Kavala & Philippi on a full-day trip from Thessaloniki!
Embark on a day trip to northern Greece combining history, culture, and relaxation. Visit Philippi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you'll walk among Roman ruins, grand Basilicas, and the Prison of Apostle Paul.
Continue to a peaceful beach near Kavala to swim, sunbathe, or enjoy local flavors at a taverna.
Then, explore Kavala’s castle and the charming Old Town of Panagia, filled with cobbled streets and breathtaking views.
In winter, swap the beach stop with extra time in Kavala’s old town and savor a cozy meal at a local taverna.
Starting location: Statue of Venizelos Thessaloniki
Drive to Philippi (2 hours)
Visit to the archaeological site of Philippi (1.5 hours)
Free time at a serene beach near Kavala (2.5 hours)
Walking tour in Kavala Old Town & Castle (1 hour)
Return to Thessaloniki (2 hours)
What to Bring
Discover the charm of Central Halkidiki and relax on the east coast! Taste local honey, explore mountain villages, and swim at the stunning Ierissos Beach.
Start your day with a scenic drive to the mountain village of Arnaia, a charming place full of history and tradition. Stroll its cobbled streets and admire its well-preserved architecture.
Enjoy a unique honey tasting experience and learn about local beekeeping traditions. Visit St. Stephen’s Church, where you can walk on a glass floor revealing centuries-old remains beneath. Discover the village’s History and Folklore Museum and the Weaving Museum to deepen your understanding of Arnaia’s cultural heritage.
Continue your journey to Ierissos Beach, a coastal paradise with turquoise waters and golden sands. Swim, sunbathe, or unwind at a beach bar. End your day with a delicious meal at a local taverna, tasting fresh, authentic Greek cuisine.
Drive to Arnaia (1 hour 15 minutes)
Honey tasting and village tour (1 hour)
Visit St. Stephen’s Church & Museums
Drive to Ierissos Beach (45 minutes)
Time at Ierissos Beach (3 hours)
Return to Thessaloniki (1 hour 30 minutes)
What to bring
• Swimwear
• Towel
• Sunscreen
• Hat and Sunglasses
• Comfortable footwear and flip-flops
• Camera or smartphone
• Water bottle and snacks
We discover the unknown spots of the greek cuisine in the city of Thessaloniki. We learn the history of the local markets and the well-known traditional taverns. At the same time we experience a variety of gastronomic treasures during our walk accompanied by a professional of the greek cuisine.
We start our tour from 12 Tsimiski Street enjoying a traditional greek coffee and we get ready to explore the city center of Thessaloniki with all of our senses. As we walk we learn about the daily life in the city and details regarding the habits of the locals while treating ourselves with traditional viands in the «hidden» spots of the local markets.
The history of the greek flavors is revealed in every step of our tour, ideal either for those who already know a lot about the greek cuisine or for those who want to experience new flavors!
At the end of our tour, we will take advice about the well-known taverns and the numerous hangouts of the locals in order to delve into the entertainment in the city! It’s a unique opportunity to feel the city vibes and «spice up» your stay, getting to know all these special gastronomic secrets.
Our experienced escort will also recommend you the best places for fresh veggies, various types of homemade cheese, freshly-roasted coffee and a lot of other delicious local products. The gastronomy walking tour is a family-friendly experience!
Duration: 2 hours
The excursion takes you to the ancient Greek, Byzantine and modern history, bringing back to light the lost prestige of Aigai, the first city of the Macedonians. Discover the museum of Aigai, a World Heritage site of UNESCO, against the natural beauty of the area and the view of the Macedonian plain that stretches our eye till the end of the horizon.
We depart for Pella with the bus of Ammon Express along with our friendly trip attendant-archaeologist, and the distance is 50km and lasts approximately 45΄.
We reach Pella, which in antiquity used to be a port, where we visit the new, modern museum as well as the archaeological site with the unique mosaics. In the archaeological site, we can admire the ancient market of the city, the mosaic of the “Abduction of Helen” and the “Amazonomachy” (the battle of Amazons). In the museum, there are exposed objects and artefacts from the daily life of the people; characteristic signs of the lifestyle in antiquity.
Next, we reach Vergina, where we visit the Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai, situated on the borders of the village. The characteristic Golden Larnax (funerary casket), an urn with the cremated remains of Phillip II, is marked with a 16-rayed sun, the symbol of Macedonia. The Sun of Vergina (or Star of Vergina), which is characteristic symbol of the Argead Dynasty (of the King Phillip II and Alexander the Great) was found together with the excavations that brought back to light his father’s Royal Tomb. 4 of the sun rays represent of the 4 classical elements and the other 12 sun rays represent the 12 Olympian Gods. Admire the golden oak wreath that Phillip II had during his funeral pyre, military armours, various grave goods, the other tombs that were brought back to light and a small sanctuary, the Heroon.
Afterwards, enjoy a lunch break in a local restaurant ( lunch not included) and conclude your journey at the New Museum of Aigai. Discover monumental sculptures, royal jewellery, weaponry of Macedonian warriors, and the restored Palace façade. This tour is a unique journey through history, art, and the grandeur of the ancient Macedonian dynasty.
Starting location: Aristotelous Square & Egnatia Street (Venizelos Statue)
Drive to Pella (45 minutes)
Visit the archaeological site and museum of Pella (1 hour and 30 minutes)
Drive to Vergina (1 hour)
Visit the Museum of the Royal Tombs & New Museum of Aigai (2 hours)
Lunch break (1 hour)
Return to Thessaloniki (1 hour)
We depart to Pozar thermal springs with the bus along with our friendly trip attendant-archaeologist and the distance is 110km and lasts approximately 1½ hours. One explanation regarding the meaning of the name “Pozar” is “after the charcoal” while another one is “under the fire”, which forms an evidence that in the past the village was located in a different place that was burnt or set on fire and the villagers gave the name “Pozar” to their new village.
We reach the enchanting Pozar hot springs, the spa into nature. The healing water infiltrates the ground and after going quite deep is heated up and goes back to the surface enriched with minerals and trace elements.
Admire the beautiful gorge located in the majestic mountain where the river “Toplitsa” (in slavic language is defined as “the hot river”) flows through it forming small cascades and shallow shores. Nowadays is mostly known as the river of Saint Nicolas.
Enjoy the free time in Pozar in order to feel the qualities of the healing water relaxing in the natural pools of the hot springs. Combine it with a coffee break in the organized area. Don’t forget to bring your swimwear and a towel/bathrobe!
Later on, we have a stop for a lunch break in a picturesque village next to Pozar where we can taste greek traditional flavors. There we have also the chance to spoil ourselves with traditional viands of local producers (honey, spoon sweets etc.) from the local market in the main square of the village. We continue our trip to Edessa.
The name Edessa means “a tower into the water” because of the intense presence of the liquid element in the city since the antiquity. We have free time to admire the impetuous waterfalls and capture the enchanting scenery; where the park of the cascades meets the edge of the rock, also known as the “eyebrow” of the city, is located, according to the famous greek author Menelaos Lountemis, “the step where God steps on to go up the sky”. The water comes from the springs of the mountain Kaimaktsalan (Voras) supplied constantly by the snowmelt of the mountain.
We may follow our trip attendant-archaeologist for a walking tour to the Great Waterfall (Karanos) and later enjoy a free time visit exploring all the hidden gems of the waterpark.
We depart to Thessaloniki at around 16:00p.m and we are back approximately after 2 hours (18:00pm), stopping at Aristotelous Square.
Don’t forget your swimwear and a towel/bathrobe!
Itinerary:
Duration: 10 hours (4 hours on the road)
Discover all the history this ancient city has to offer with a professional guide.
You will have the opportunity to explore the city's most important and interesting landmarks and monuments, while listening to fascinating stories about the city and its people from your local guide.
Prepare to travel back in time and learn about the founding of Thessaloniki by the ancient Greeks, its Roman past, the Byzantines, the Ottomans and of course the Jewish population.
From the White Tower to the historic centre of the city, you will see all the monuments that have made Thessaloniki famous around the world.
-White Tower of Thessaloniki: Thessaloniki's most famous landmark, the White Tower, was once part of the city's fortifications and a prison.
-Galerian Complex: The Palace, the Hippodrome, the Arch, the Rotunda. All built by Cesar Galerius when he decided to make Thessaloniki his residence.
-Temple of Archeiropoietos: One of the oldest churches in Thessaloniki, with beautiful mosaics.
-Roman Forum: The centre of all financial and administrative activity during Roman times, this place was once full of life.
-Temple of Aghios Demetrios: The church where Thessaloniki's patron saint is worshipped and where hundreds of people come every day to pay their respects.
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