West of Kavala, the seaside villages of Nea Peramos and Nea Iraklitsa continue to draw steady summer crowds, helped by their easy reach from the city and a growing base of second-home owners from elsewhere in Greece. Nea Peramos, settled in 1924 by refugees from Asia Minor, has built a reputation for its seafront promenade and autumn cultural events, while Nea Iraklitsa's beaches remain a favourite for day-trippers. Local business owners say the villages act as a quieter complement to Kavala's busier city beaches during peak season.
Tourism
Nea Peramos and Nea Iraklitsa Draw Summer Crowds Along the Pangaio Coast
The coastal villages of Nea Peramos and Nea Iraklitsa, west of Kavala, continue to fill up each summer with both Greek holidaymakers and second-home owners.
