Parga & Sivota Holidays
Picture-postcard Parga sits on the north-west coast of mainland Greece, combining beautiful beaches, colourful waterfront scenery and a historic Venetian castle overlooking the town.
With turquoise bays, traditional tavernas and plenty to explore nearby, Parga is a lovely choice for couples and families looking for a Greek holiday with more than just a beach.
Nearby Sivota offers a more laid-back alternative, with a pretty harbour, forested hills and beautiful bays.
- Picturesque seaside towns
- Beautiful beaches and turquoise water
- Traditional Greek food and waterfront tavernas
- Walking, watersports and boat trips
- Easy access to historic sites and natural landscapes
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Discover Parga
Surrounded by pine, cypress, olive and orange trees, Parga has a wonderfully green setting, with hills, rivers, waterfalls and beaches all waiting to be explored.
Spend your days swimming, relaxing on the beach or trying watersports. Valtos Beach, stretching for around 2km, is one of the area's most popular beaches, while Lichnos Beach offers clear turquoise water in a beautiful bay.
You can also take boat trips from Parga, including excursions towards the nearby Ionian islands.

Parga Town, Castle & Harbour
Parga itself is made for wandering. Explore its cobbled streets, browse craft shops, jewellers and galleries, then find a waterfront taverna for the evening.
There are plenty of fish and grill restaurants, traditional tavernas, bistros and cocktail bars, where you can enjoy fresh Greek food, local wine and ouzo.
Above the town you'll find the remains of Parga's Venetian Castle, with wonderful views across the coast.
Other places to discover nearby include the Ali Pasha Castle, monasteries and the Church of Panagia. In August, Parga also celebrates the Kanaria Festival, bringing local traditions and celebrations to the waterfront.
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Discover Sivota
Around 20 miles from Parga and facing towards Corfu, Sivota grew from a traditional fishing village into a picturesque harbour destination surrounded by wooded hills and beautiful coastline.
Stroll along the harbourfront as fishing boats, yachts and sailing boats come and go, find a waterfront restaurant for dinner or spend the day discovering the area's beaches and sheltered bays.
Sivota is particularly appealing if you want a relaxing Greek holiday surrounded by nature, while still having restaurants and harbour life within easy reach.
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Explore Beyond Parga & Sivota
There is much more to this part of mainland Greece than its beaches, making Parga and Sivota a great base if you like to combine relaxation with exploring.
Acheron River
The Acheron River is surrounded by springs, rocky landscapes and beautiful natural scenery and is closely connected with Ancient Greek mythology and stories of the underworld.
It's also an area for outdoor adventure, with walking, hiking and rafting among the ways to explore.
If discovering a destination on foot and adding outdoor experiences to your holiday appeals to you, explore our Adventure Travel holidays →

Nekromanteion of Acheron
Around 20km south of Parga, the Nekromanteion of Acheron is an ancient archaeological site associated with the mythology of Hades and the underworld.
Combine a visit with more time exploring the Acheron area, or take to the river by boat.
Preveza
Preveza is a scenic coastal town with an international yacht harbour and atmospheric old quarter.
Nearby you'll find the archaeological site of Nikopolis, with Roman and Byzantine remains including walls, a stadium and theatres.
Ioannina & Dodoni
Travel inland to Ioannina, a historic lakeside city that makes an interesting contrast to the coast.
Nearby, the ancient site of Dodoni adds another layer of history to a journey through this part of Greece. If you have time, consider spending a couple of days exploring Ioannina and the surrounding region.
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