THERE'S a city in Greece that's been nicknamed the "Blue City" thanks to its charming coastal location. Places like Santorini and Mykonos are a magnet for tourists, with both destinations becoming crowded during the summer months. 4 One part of Greece where Brit tourists are likely to escape the crowds is Kavala Credit: Alamy 4 Kavala has been dubbed the "Blue City" thanks to its coastal location Credit: Alamy One part of Greece where Brit tourists are likely to escape the crowds is Kavala, which has been dubbed the "Blue City" in recent years.
The Greek city earnt its moniker because of the turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea that surround the city, according to local travel guides. Located in Macedonia in northern Greece, the hill town of Kavala is a melting pot of cultures thanks to its interesting history. The city is divided in two between the Old Town (Palia Poli) and the New Town (Nea Poli).
Because of its coastal location, holidaymakers will certainly be drawn to the city's beaches, including the like of Ammolofi Beach. The fine sand beach stretches for 3km and is surrounded by clear blue water. There are plenty of amenities at the beach too, including sun loungers, beach clubs and bars.
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