Τhe village of Perdika is located just 7km from Karavostasi on the coastal road between the tourist resorts of Sivota and Parga.  It is one of the largest villages in Thesprotia with its residents originating from different regions of Greece and it is this variety which has created an area of wide cultural interest.  The main preoccupation in Perdika over the years has been olive cultivation, which characterises the village. The hospitable hosts, excellent gastronomy and faith in tradition gives you the opportunity.... ..

Just a short walk behind Karavostasi Beach Hotel is the Chapel of Maria. The chapel is sometimes used for christenings. The Birth of Maria is celebrated at this chapel on the 8th of September. Well worth a visit to light a candle. Ask at reception for more information.

The monastery of Saint (Ayios) Athanasios is located near Karavostasi beach. It celebrates on 2nd of May when there is a festival around the church with hoards of people. Amidst the olive trees, next to the Paramithioti river and the wildlife park of Perdika, its location is one of the most beautiful natural areas.

According to tradition, the icon of Saint Athanasios left the church during the night and was found next morning in an old olive tree near the road. Today thousands of.... ..

The archaeological site of ancient Elina is on the southern side of Karavostasi at the top of the mountain called Dimokastro / Dymkastro. You can drive up the mountain by car (about 20mins drive) or on foot. Local hiking associations keep the path (about 800m) clear and it will take a little more than 1hr to climb up.

The settlement was founded in the 4th century BC. It is said to be the ancient city of Elina, the home of the “Ellinon Thesproton”. Many.... ..

Parga is a very beautiful harbor town with something to do for everyone. The picturesque multi-colored venetian houses, the castle, the small church on the island of Panagia just opposite, and its history make for a great day out for all visitors. During the day you can take boat trips to Paxos and Anti-paxos.

In Parga you can wander through the narrow, cobbled streets where here are plenty of shops filled with local products and gifts, bars, cafes and tavernas.  The boulevard in Parga.... ..

The nearby village of Sivota (Syvota) is a short drive north along the winding road on the Ionion coast. Originally a fishing village surrounded by pine trees, cypresses and olive trees., its harbor is now mostly used for yachts and sailing tours in the summer.

You can take a taxi boat and there are boats to rent with which you can discover small bays and coves that are not easily accessible by car or on foot. And there are also daily excursions available to Paxos and.... ..

This mythical river begins its journey 1600m above sea-level, high in the Souli Mountains of Thesprotia, Epirus. The Acheron River springs are found in the village of Glyki and are a popular attraction. Crystal clear ice-cold water, surrounded by lots of greenery and a beautiful white limestone gorge.

In Greek mythology the Acheronta River was known as the river of woe and misery, which acted as the physical border between the world of the living and that of the.... ..

Paxos is one of the Greek islands within the Ionian islands group. It is the smallest of the seven main islands ('Eptanisia') west of mainland Greece. Just a few kilometers south lies Antipaxos, a small island with fewer than 50 inhabitants. There are various boat excursions to visit the popular islands of Paxos and Antipaxos (also known as Paxi and Antipaxi). In high season there are daily boat excursion from Parga and Sivota to the islands. The boats sail almost the same route, they first.... ..

The capital of Epirus is a beautiful city built on the Pamvotida (Pamvotis) Lake, apart from a great dose of "shopping therapy” Ioannina has many iconic landmarks that you can visit such as the Perama caves, the Vrelli wax museum, the Citadel of Its Kale (Inner Fort) and the Ali Pasha Mosque among others.

This is one of the oldest lakes in the world. There are several walking and cycling paths around the lake where you can discover among.... ..

The region of Epirus, on the northwest coast of Greece is perfect for people who want to combine the sun, the sea, wonderful landscapes and local culture. It is well known that this region has the best natural surroundings  in all of Greece. The combination of green mountains and blue sea is beautiful.  Inland there is also a lot of cultural and historical sightseeing to do. Epirus is shaped by the Pindus mountain range which gradually sweeps down westward towards the Ionion Sea. The highest.... ..

It is possible to visit the renowned rock formations of Meteora, one of the most beautiful places in Greece, and the second most popular attraction, after the Akropolis. Being one of the most striking and impressive natural monuments in the world this site is protected by Unesco World heritage and is well worth a visit.

The Meteora monasteries are situated in Kalambaka, Trikala and it is quite a long journey. You can travel by car, but keep in mind that the.... ..