- Lichnos beach is located 4km southeast from Parga. The beach is not so crowded like local beaches in Parga and Valtos are. Therefore, the Lichnos beach is a good alternative to spend a peaceful day. Lichnos is a pebbly beach, with few taverns, a campsite, and a hotel by the beach. The depth is gradual, but there is no long Read more...
- Spartila beach, an exotic beach 1 km from the village of Anthousa and 3 km from Parga Read more...
- Sarakiniko is a well-known beach, located on the west side of Agia village, near a small river and olive trees, approximately 12 km from the town centre. Small boats connect the beach with the port of Parga. Sarakiniko beach is perhaps the most beautiful beach in the area of Parga. It is 9km away from Parga, if you turn from Read more...
- Piso Krioneri Beach, the hiden beach of Parga, lies a short distance from the town centre. The small island of Virgin Mary is situated nearby the bay. Literally, it means the beach behind the main city beach of Krioneri (gr. Piso – behind; gr. Cryo = cold, ner(o)i = water or sea). They are only 100m from each other and Read more...
- Agios Sostis is a small beach on the northwest side of Anthoussa village. A small church, built in the 14th century, stands nearby. Read more...
- Ai Giannakis (Agios Ioannis) is a small and nicely tucked cove, about 9km away from Parga. It is characteristic for its emerald green color because of the rich nature in the hinterland. Ai Giannakis is a true small paradise for the ones that like a little more isolated beaches. There is a canteen that offers food and drinks and some Read more...
- Krioneri Beach, the main beach of Parga, lies a short distance from the town centre. The small island of Virgin Mary is situated across the bay. Read more...
- Valtos beach is a 15-minute walk from Parga. In order to reach it, you should climb the hill where the Venetian fortress is, and from there you can go downhill to the beach. This walk can be exhausting if you are not in a good shape or if it’s too hot outside, and if you think that this walk won’t Read more...
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- Valtos beach is a 15-minute walk from Parga. In order to reach it, you should climb the hill where the Venetian fortress is, and from there you can go downhill to the beach. This walk can be exhausting if you are not in a good shape or if it’s too hot outside, and if you think that this walk won’t Read more...
- Piso Krioneri Beach, the hiden beach of Parga, lies a short distance from the town centre. The small island of Virgin Mary is situated nearby the bay. Literally, it means the beach behind the main city beach of Krioneri (gr. Piso – behind; gr. Cryo = cold, ner(o)i = water or sea). They are only 100m from each other and Read more...
- This small charming church sits on the eponymous island adjacent to Parga and Krioneri Beach. Here a large celebration takes place every 15th of August when the Greek Orthodox Church observes the Dormition of the Virgin. It’s possible to reach the island by boat or swimming, though if you plan on going in the church, proper attire is recommended. Read more...
- The monastery of Panagia Vlaherna is a Byzantine monastery that was built before the 12th century, one of the most beautiful locations in Parga. The monastery of Vlacherna is located in the Valtos Beach area of Parga, on a hill. The bell tower of the 18th century, which has a height of 15 meters, dominates in monastery and is the Read more...
- Ai Giannakis (Agios Ioannis) is a small and nicely tucked cove, about 9km away from Parga. It is characteristic for its emerald green color because of the rich nature in the hinterland. Ai Giannakis is a true small paradise for the ones that like a little more isolated beaches. There is a canteen that offers food and drinks and some Read more...
