Epirus

Epirus lies in NW Greece, between the Pindos mountain range and the Ionian Sea. Its untouched mountainous mass of Pindos with its great virgin forests and the untamed slopes provide a plethora of activities (mountaineering, climbing, ski, hiking, mountain biking, etc.) in a scenery of singular beauty, as well as the rivers of Epirus which offer other activities such as kayak, rafting, canoeing, etc.

All of this co-exists in harmony with the archaeological sites, castles, monasteries, churches, and traditional villages. Cross the historic stone bridges of Epirus, where legends and local traditions leave their mark on these architectural masterpieces of superb craftsmanship. Explore Dodoni, the place where the famous oracle used to be in ancient times, pay a visit at the famous Theater of Dodoni, the largest in antiquity, and finally taste some of the most delicious feta, the cheese par excellence of Greece.

Parga

Parga is one of the nicest villages in the Greek district of Epirus and one of the nicest seaside resorts in Greece. Although the tourist influences are clearly noticeable in this quaint town, Parga has a fun and friendly atmosphere. Parga is beautifully situated against a small mountain slope.

Metsovo

Metsovo, a lively mountain town in Epirus, with its diverse history, traditions and customs is a popular winter holiday destination.

Ioannina

Ioannina (Giannina), the capital of Epirus, is located on the western shore of the lake Pamvotida, approximately in the middle of a mountain plateau surrounded by the mountains Mitsikeli-Tomaros-Xerovouni and 445 kilometers from Athens.