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Thessaloniki
- Athens - Meteora - Thessaloniki with Delphi and Veria 8 nights from $2,384*
- Athens - Thessaloniki - Skopje - Tirana with Meteora, Stobi and Ohrid 12 nights from $2,603*
- Greek Delights 15 nights from $2,883*
- Classic and Byzantine 6 nights from $2,160*
- Greece, The Philosophers, The Warriors, The Gods (Self Drive) 10 nights from $1,737*
- Footsteps of St Paul
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