Parga

Nestled on the sparkling Ionian Sea, Parga is a picturesque coastal town in the region of Epirus, known for its natural beauty, rich history and authentic Greek charm. With its colorful Venetian harbor and castle, olive-covered hills, crystal-clear beaches and relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere, Parga offers much to explore. Parga has ancient roots, as the area was settled by the Thesprotian Greeks, but it’s current form was shaped by 400 years of Venetian rule. The Venetian influence spans the architecture, with the amphitheatrically built, colorful houses, its towering castle, as well as its cuisine. Today, Parga is a known for its history, beautiful beaches, and vibrant culture and nightlife.

Epirus Region

Epirus is one of Greece’s most captivating and unspoiled regions, where dramatic mountains meet the sea, ancient history lives on, and traditional villages remain authentic and welcoming. Known for its raw beauty and lush, green mountains, crystal clear waters, and warm hospitality, Epirus offers an unspoiled and tranquil side of Greece - a place of timeless beauty and rich cultural heritage.

We hope you will take the opportunity to explore this region with us and on your own on this trip. You can easily visit Ioannina, Meteora, and the Zagorohoria, which are all within a couple of hours drive from Parga. You can find ideas for additional exploration in the region in some of the recent travel press:

• Condé Nast Traveler — Hiking Northwest Greece
• The Guardian — To Hades and Back: My Family Holiday in Parga, Greece
• National Geographic — Villages of Epirus, Greece
• The New York Times — Hiking Zagori, Greece’s Mountains
• National Geographic — Road Trip from Kalamata to Parga