Our beautiful, picturesque Parga is like a miniature of the coastal points of Italy!

Others call it the “Riviera of Epirus” and others the “island of Epirus”.

Colorful buildings amphitheatrically built and lined embrace the sea and create the most beautiful background of your vacation.

Tours in its alleys will lead you to the heart of Parga at the small little port.

You will swim in its waters to be led to the small island of Panagia, where there is a church.

You can either swim or chooce a boat ride that start from the port throught out the day.

"The harbor is full of wonderful colors, with additional colorful elements and beautiful flower pots"

All around you will find a lot of shops for your souvenirs as the smell of the food of the restaurants and taverns will  invite you to deceive your hunger with small or large dishes.

Souvenirs, decorations, handmade sandals are made  by craftsmen and the tourist shops with  things from all around Greece are everywhere, well placed from wherever you start your journey to explore Parga.

Parga is built amphitheatrically on the hill Pezovolos at an altitude of 139 m.

> It has a population of 2,415 inhabitants

> It is about 68 km from Preveza and 40 km from Igoumenitsa.

> During the summer months it is connected daily by ferry connection with Paxos and Antipaxos. It is also connected to Ammoudia, Corfu and Lefkada.

> 15 km from Parga is the most important ancient monument of the area, the Necromancer of Acheron. The ancient Greeks believed that the sources of the river Acheron were the Gates of the Underworld.

> The nearby beaches of Parga are: Kryoneri, Piso Kryoneri (within the settlement of Parga), Valtos and Sarakiniko to the west, Lichnos and Ai Giannakis to the east.

Colleagues
Translation - Text Editor: Marilia Makri
Photography: Marilia Makri
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