09:00

Departure for Agiasma

Reach Agiasma by car from Kavala in about 40–50 minutes, depending on traffic and your starting point. The village is a convenient base for getting closer to the delta wetlands; make a short stop to get oriented and prepare water and binoculars. The transfer does not involve any entrance fees.

Check the route before setting off: secondary roads may be poorly signposted.

09:45

Walk around Agiasma

Spend about an hour on the accessible paths and country roads around the area, observing reeds, fields, and waterbirds without leaving the marked trails. Wildlife sightings vary with the season and water level; keep a respectful distance and move quietly. The visit is free.

Early morning is often the best time for birdwatching.

11:00

Nestos Delta natural area

Continue by car toward the delta and choose an allowed access point for a scenic stop of about 60–75 minutes. The landscape is a mosaic of canals, riparian vegetation, and wetlands: bring binoculars and check local signs before taking dirt tracks. Access to the natural area is generally free, while any services or guided visits may have an indicative cost of 10–25 €.

Avoid crossing unmarked fields or embankments: some areas are sensitive or subject to restrictions.

12:30

Stop along the Nestos River

Reach a safe access point to the riverbank and allow yourself about 45 minutes to observe the watercourse and the riverside vegetation. Ground conditions can change after rain or with the season, so keep your walk to stable, accessible stretches. No ticket is required for this stop; allow 0–5 € for a drink bought along the way, if available.

Do not swim in undeveloped stretches and pay attention to currents.

13:30

Lunch in Keramoti

Drive to Keramoti, usually in about 15–25 minutes, and stop at a tavern or a place in the center. Fish and Greek dishes are common choices on the coast; budget roughly 15–25 € per person for a simple meal, drinks excluded or included depending on the venue. After lunch, leave about 30 minutes for a break before the walk to the port.

In high season, it is useful to book ahead or have lunch outside peak hours.

15:30

Walk along the port of Keramoti

Stroll along the seafront and take in the port, the movement of boats, and the maritime link with Thasos. The stop takes about 45 minutes; the crossing to the island is not necessary for this itinerary and should only be considered as a separate excursion, checking the day’s schedules and fares. The walk is free.

If you plan to board a boat, check the timetable in advance and arrive with a buffer.

16:30

Relax on Keramoti beach

End your visit on the beach, spending a couple of hours by the sea or on a walk along the shore. The beach is suitable for a quiet break, but facilities, umbrellas, and sunbeds may vary depending on the period: allow roughly 5–15 € for a rental, if available. Leave the coast clean and respect any environmental protection notices.

Bring sunscreen and water; outside the high season, some services may not be operating.