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What to do and see in Parga, Epirus: The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
Olive groves, orange trees, stretches of golden sand and sapphire sea… a Greek island paradise? Close. Parga is on the northwest mainland of Greece and is beloved for its gorgeous beaches and laid-back atmosphere. Explore ancient fortress ruins, visit the hilltop Ali Pasha castle and chat up some friendly locals at one of Parga’s seaside taverns.
Restaurants in Parga
1. Paragaea - Old Olive Oil Factory
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5.0 based on 373 reviews
We are an old olive oil factory in Parga, Greece. We love culture and gastronomy. We offer guided tours & olive oil tastings in our old olive oil factory. Where you can see the first mechanical olive oil factory of Parga and the one that still stands in the town. With our experienced guiding, you will learn every step of the olive production and all the secrets of the olive oil in our olive oil tasting. We also organize true hands-on activities. 1)The Cooking Experience where you becoming members of a Greek family for an afternoon and together with us and other guests you are preparing a 6-course dinner of typical Greek plates that we are all enjoying in the end. 2)Paragaea Wine Tasting, where we present to you 6 local wines from the region of Epirus and the Ionian islands. Together we will uncork all the characteristics and the refreshing flavors of local Greek wines in a pleasant and atmospheric environment of the old olive oil factory.
2. Chaos Woodcraft
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
Chaos Woodcraft is a wood shop in Parga, in one of the oldest buildings in the center of the town. We are second generation woodworkers and the shop is open since 2007. Using wood coming mainly from Parga, we create unique pieces showing the beauty of this material. Our love for wood is the source of our creativity and your acknowledgement is our inspiration.
3. Pargas Distillery - Amicos Cocktail Bar
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5.0 based on 154 reviews
Parga's distillery is famous since 1894. Nowadays the fourth generation is maintaining with love the same tradition. At Parga's distillery one can taste our ouzo together with traditional Greek meze and our liqueurs at Amicos Bar.
Reviewed By ChrisOake19 - London, United Kingdom
This is a long uphill walk to get to but well worth the effort. Aside from standard cocktails there is an ouzo based cocktail list - we tried several over our three visits and all were amazingly good. The view across Valtos is fantastic and a great spot to see the sunset over the hillside. The menu is varied and we ate various fress seafood dishes - the grilled prawns are excellent. Other dishes that were not on the menu but available from the days catch were fresh Grouper and a marvellous seafood soup. I highly recommend this for both cocktails and food. It was a little more expensive than some other places we ate but well worth it. You can avoid the long uphill walk by taking a cab to Bar Med and walking down the road for about 2 minutes.
4. Brazilian Green Cup Espresso Bar
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5.0 based on 196 reviews
Barista skills,Level ..Brewing Foundation..,Giorgos Xristou. Speciallity coffee defined as a crafted coffee-based beverage,which is judged by the costumer(in a limited marketplace at a given time)to have a unique quality,a distinct taste and personality different from,and superior to,the common coffee beverages offered.
5. Acheron River
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4.5 based on 1,780 reviews
Reviewed By Leicestercouple007
Oh what a day, I booked a day trip which, went from the harbour at 10am We sailed up along the little beaches until we join the river estuary and sailed up into it, taking in the beautiful scenery with swallows, swifts and house martins flying high and low across the river, just taking a dive and skimming the river surface for a well needed drink. It was beautiful to watch as I sat at the front of the boat taking dozens of photos. We then headed back out to sea and carried on along the coast to a cave where the captain steered the boat into it. A few tourists on the boat dived in and swam in the clear blue water. I couldn’t resist either and found it refreshing and quiet mentally moving too! We then headed to a little beach for lunch and swimming, the captain said “ be really for 5pm as we will head back home”. True to Greek time, the captain returned at 6pm! So typical of Greece! We entered the port just as the sun was setting, an amazing day enjoyed by all.
6. Parga Boat Rental
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Rent a boat in Parga. No license required! All boats are new (2016) with sun tents. Best prices in the region. Inquire!
7. Alonaki Fanariou Beach
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4.5 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By andresit0 - Ilioupoli, Greece
A great beach, with pine trees up to waves! You can try snorkeling, go to the adjacent beach on the right (north) and at the islet in the middle of the beach. Definitely a go! The road is paved and you should follow the signs after Ammoudia (if you go to the south). Do not use google maps.
8. Marco Polo
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5.0 based on 377 reviews
