The 10 Best Sightseeing Tours in Preveza Region, Epirus

Adamaris is a luxury inflatable boat for rent that will offer you, your family and friends an unforgettable holiday experience. This luxury inflatable boat anchors at the main harbor of Milos. Starting from there, you will have the chance to explore the unique scenery of the island first stop the village Klima and the famous Arkoudes near by ,then the south part with the magestic Kleftiko , time to swim and snorkel , last stop at cape vani before we head back .

Inclusions: Use of Snorkelling equipment, Bottled water

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Parga and Sivota islands Cruise is the best way to see the beauties of mainland Greece coastal scenery. Enjoy entering by boat the stunning cave of Sivota, where the legend tells that a submarine was hidden during the WWII. Walk through the wonderful narrow streets of Parga enjoy your lunch at one of the traditional seafront tavernas. Additionally, you can join a mini-tour with the tourist train from the coastline to the forest visiting the traditional stone watermill with the folklore museum and on the way back you may have a walking tour in the Venetian castle before you admire the beautiful islands near Sivota. Soon afterwards, we arrive at the picturesque Blue Lagoon bay, where historians say the Arabian pirates moored their ships in the Middle Ages. We drop anchor close to the beach, and you will have the opportunity to swim in the lagoon’s exotic blue waters. The tour obviously provides magnificent views over Northern East coastline of Greece’s mainland and the Ionian Sea.

Inclusions: Full day multilingual professional guiding on board, Shared hotel transfer, All Fees and Taxes, Insurance coverage

Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities (optional)

The monument of Zaloggo is located a short distance from the archaeological site of Kassopi, from where, according to history, 63 women of Sοuli villages fell off the cliff with their children in 1803 dancing, so as not to be captured by the soldiers of Ali Pasha (1788-1822). Acherontas strait and Estuary area is one of the 18 natural sites that have been recognized as the most remarkable in the whole region. In this area the most famous nekromanteion (or oracle of the dead) of the ancient Greek world is spotted which lies near the northwest shores of the Acherousian lake. Homer provides the earliest reference to the necromanteion of Acheron in his Odyssey, when Circe advises Ulysses to meet Teiresias, the blind seer, in the underworld in order to get an oracle for his return to Ithaka.

Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Snacks, Bottled water, Video & Photos, Lunch break to taste local dishes is paid by the visitor.

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Parga is a large picturesque village known for its natural environment. It has an island character, rich and eventful history, rare physical beauty, interlaced beaches, emerald sea, calm bays, olive groves, healthy climate, romantic side streets and pathways with two or three storey houses forming an amphitheatre under imposing remains of a Venetian castle.

Inclusions: Transport by luxury minibus, Transfers from / to your hotel or closest available location, Tickets for roundtrip ferry, Driver , Visit Parga picturesque village - Acherontas River

Exclusions: Any Private Expenses, Professional guide – available upon request

Cruise to the picturesque town of Parga which lies on the Greek mainland and the island Paxos situated close to the southern coast of Corfu.

Inclusions: Local taxes

Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified

One day trip to the Greek mainland with visit to the picturesque town of Parga.Crossing by ferry to the mainland and drive to the picturesque town of Parga. Walking into the narrow streets up to the top of the hill where is settled the Venetian fortress. Later drive through the Epirus countryside arrival in Glyki village where Acherontas river. Walking next to or in the river and visit the springs. Return in Corfu late in the evening.

Inclusions: Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Port pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Transport by private vehicle, Ferry tickets

Exclusions: Food and drinks

Join our Parga Private tour and take the opportunity to visit this picturesque village and the famous Acheron river, known as the gate of the underworld.

Inclusions: Visit Parga picturesque village - Acherontas River, Transport by luxury minibus, Tickets for roundtrip ferry, Transfers from / to your hotel or closest available location, English speaking driver

Exclusions: Any Private Expenses, Professional Guide

Parga is a large picturesque village known for its natural environment. It has an island character, rich and eventful history, rare physical beauty, interlaced beaches, emerald sea, calm bays, olive groves, healthy climate, romantic side streets and pathways with two or three storey houses forming an amphitheatre under imposing remains of a Venetian castle.

Inclusions: Transport by luxury minibus, Transfers from / to your hotel or closest available location, Tickets for roundtrip ferry, Driver, Visit Parga picturesque village - Acherontas River

Exclusions: Any Private Expenses, Professional guide – available upon request

Parga is a large picturesque village known for its natural environment. It has an island character, rich and eventful history, rare physical beauty, interlaced beaches, emerald sea, calm bays, olive groves, healthy climate, romantic side streets and pathways with two or three storey houses forming an amphitheatre under imposing remains of a Venetian castle.

Inclusions: Transport by luxury minibus, Transfers from / to your hotel or closest available location, Tickets for roundtrip ferry, Driver , Visit Parga picturesque village - Acherontas River

Exclusions: Any Private Expenses, Professional guide – available upon request

The foundation of Nikopolis is directly associated with a major historical event, Octavian’s victory in the naval battle of Actium against the combined forces of Mark Antony and Cleopatra. It is an event of tremendous historic significance, altering the whole political and cultural context of the time, since it was the last of the civil wars of the Roman Republic, signaling the end of the Roman Republic and the beginning of the Roman Empire. The archaeological site of Nikopolis, covering an area of 900 hectares (approximately 14,000 acres), contains within its boundaries all the key attributes that convey its Outstanding Universal Value, testifying to the urban character of the site and its great importance as a civitas libera, which enjoyed special political and financial privileges and became a major cultural and political centre.

Inclusions: Ferry tickets, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Local taxes, Transport by private vehicle, Air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi on board, Professional guide according to options

Exclusions: Museum entrance fees, Drinks