Today, you begin your Biblical journey to Thessaloniki! Upon arrival in Thessaloniki, you will be transferred to your hotel to drop off your bags. Enjoy some free time before dinner. Overnight in Thessaloniki

Apostle Paul visited Philippi together with Silas during his Second Missionary Journey. Our first Biblical encounter with Philippi is through Act 16:11-40. At the time, Philippi had no synagogues and very few Jews, so Paul decided to wait for the Sabbath and go to the riverbanks outside the city. There, he began to talk to the women that gathered there; amongst them, Lydia-the first person to be Baptized in European soil-she and her whole household became believers. During your tour in Philippi, you will have the opportunity to visit and study your Bible in the actual place where the Baptism took place, called "Lydia's Baptistry." You will also see the place where Paul and Silas were imprisoned and freed by a violent earthquake. From there, you will continue to Kavala; the site used to be Ancient Neapolis where Paul, Timothy, and Silas landed. Dinner and overnight in Thessaloniki

Apostle Paul came to Thessaloniki and went straight to the Synagogue. As described in your Bible in Acts 17:1-9, Paul preached in the Synagogue for three consecutive Sabbaths, and he gained many followers who believed. A couple of the Jews who were not persuaded created an uproar and attacked the House of Jason, one of the believers Paul was staying with during his visit. During your tour, you will have the Biblical Experience of those verses as you will see the agora in Thessaloniki, where Paul preached to the local Jews, and the House of Jason, where he lived! You will also have the opportunity to visit St. Demetrius Basilica, dedicated to a distinguished member of the Roman army and a martyred Christian convert, and see the Galerius Arch rising over the famous via Egnatia. Continue to Berea, as described in Acts 17:10-15 Paul and Silas go to Berea and preach at the Synagogue. Many of the Jews became believers, but Paul's ministry was cut short. While you are in Berea, you will see St. Paul's Bema, where he preached to the local Jews in 54 AD. Dinner and overnight in Kalambaka

This morning, we visit the famous Meteora Monasteries. Here we see the world-famous Byzantine monasteries that are perched precariously on summits of gray rock pinnacles of varied and beautiful shapes. Their history goes back to the 14th century when the monks sought refuge in the cliff side caves then fled higher to build the original wooden shelters, later transformed into monasteries. Continue to Athens for dinner and overnight.

In 51 AD, Apostle Paul traveled from Berea to Athens by boat. His boat anchored at Faliron that used to be the main port serving Athens. Apostle Paul traveled from port to Athens. While waiting for Silas & Timothy to come from Macedonia, he spent most of his time talking with citizens at the Synagogues and the Agora. The Athenians took an interest in his teachings and invited him to present it more analytical at the Aeropagus, the hill west of Acropolis. Paul stood in the midst of the Areopagus and gave his famous Aeropagus Sermon, emphasizing the need to known God rather than worship the unknown as described in Acts 17:16-34. Follow your guide on a journey to the ancient Acropolis where you will see the Propylaea, the Parthenon and the Erectheum. View Mars Hill where Paul preached the gospel to the intellectual Athenian community of his day (Acts 17: 15-34). View the ruins of the Agora, ancient market place and center of Athenian public life, where Paul preached to the skeptical Athenians. You will view the Olympic Stadium, where the modern Olympics began and where the games returned in 2004. Continue to Corinth, Corinth Visit Corinth (Acts 18: 1-18), a city that inspired of St. Paul's most familiar letter. You will visit the Archeological Museum, the Market Place, and Temples. Walk among the ruins and stand on the Bema where Paul stood. Read Paul's letter to the Corinthians and visualize his address to the Gentiles as he began the task of building Corinth's church. Imagine where Aquila and Priscilla lived and where they had their tent making business. Acts 18:9-11 Now the Lord spoke to Paul in the night by a vision, “Do not be afraid, but speak, and do not keep silent; 10 for I am with you, and no one will attack you to hurt you; for I have many people in this city.” 11 And he continued there a year and six months, teaching the word of God among them. Return to Athens for Dinner and overnight.

Today we are leaving Greece for a taste of Biblical Cyprus. According to the Bible, in Acts 13:4-12, Paul and his companion Barnabas arrived in Cyprus during their first missionary journey. Their visit to the island marked a pivotal moment in the spread of Christianity. Upon arrival in Cyprus continue to your hotel afternoon free. Dinner and overnight at your hotel

This morning we begin our Biblical journey in Cyprus. First stop the St. Lazarus Church, an important Orthodox Christian pilgrimage site dedicated to the biblical figure Lazarus, whom Jesus raised from the dead. The church houses an exquisite iconostasis and a beautiful example of Byzantine architecture. Travel to Paphos, a city closely associated with the Apostle Paul's missionary journeys. In Acts 13:6-12, Paul and Barnabas encountered the Roman proconsul Sergius Paulus in Paphos, marking the conversion of Cyprus's first notable Christian. Visit St. Paul's Pillar, believed to be the location where St. Paul was flogged before the proconsul's conversion. This site serves as a reminder of the early Christian history of Cyprus. Enjoy the stunning view of the legendary Aphrodite's Rock, where according to Greek mythology, the goddess Aphrodite emerged from the sea. This natural wonder adds a mythological dimension to your tour. End with a visit Agia Solomoni Catacomb, an early Christian burial site with frescoes and an atmosphere steeped in history and spirituality.Dinner and overnight at your hotel.

This morning you tour the Biblical port of Salamis, its mention in Acts 13:4-5 as the starting point of Paul and Barnabas' first missionary journey. Visit the St. Barnabas Monastery, dedicated to St. Barnabas, one of the key figures in early Christianity. Explore the impressive church, the archaeological museum, and the final resting place of St. Barnabas, Cyprus's patron saint. Step back in time as you explore the vast Salamis Archaeological Site, featuring well-preserved remnants of the city, including Roman baths, a theater, and a gymnasium. Walk along the ancient harbor of Salamis, where vessels of old once docked, and where Paul and Barnabas may have arrived during their journey. Visit the Roman Theater of Salamis, where cultural and religious events were held in antiquity. Reflect on the historical context of early Christian gatherings in this setting. Return back to Limassol for Dinner and overnight.

This morning we leave Cyprus and continue our Biblical Journey to Malta. According to Acts 27-28, Paul, while being transported to Rome as a prisoner, was shipwrecked on the island of Malta. Despite the challenges, he and his fellow passengers were welcomed and cared for by the hospitable Maltese people. Upon arrival in Valetta, meet your guide and driver, continue to your hotel. Afternoon free. Dinner and overnight at your hotel.

This morning, Visit St. Paul's Bay, traditionally believed to be the site where St. Paul was shipwrecked on Malta during his journey to Rome (Acts 27:27-28). Explore St. Paul's Island and the statue of St. Paul commemorating the shipwreck. In the afternoon continue to Rabbat home to St. Paul's Grotto, where it's believed St. Paul sought refuge during his stay in Malta. Back to Valetta for dinner and overnight.

This morning travel to Mdina, Malta's ancient walled city, with its rich history. Explore St. Paul's Catacombs in Rabat, a site of early Christian burial and worship. Visit St. John's Co-Cathedral, known for its artistic treasures and the tomb of the Grand Master of the Knights of St. John. Explore the Grand Master's Palace, reflecting on Malta's Christian history and its connection to the Knights Hospitaller. Return to Valletta for dinner and overnight.