Parga is a town that cannot bore you, even if you spend your entire vacation there. However, considering that there is usually a big crowd on the town beach, you will surely want some peace on a beach outside the town. If you enjoy an active holiday, that is all the more reason to explore the surroundings of Parga.

Right next to Parga is the popular beach of Valtos. You can reach it by foot or by taxi boat. In the same way, you can also visit Lichnos beach, which is also a large beach but somewhat quieter than Valtos. These two beaches are the closest to Parga and worth visiting. Among other nearby beaches, visit Sarakiniko, Alonaki Fanariou, Ammoudia and Karavostasi.

Make sure to visit the famous mythical river Acheron. You can walk along the river, ride horses, but we recommend renting a kayak and paddling down to Ammoudia beach. Along the way, you will see otters, herons, beavers, water turtles, and enjoy the gentle river and fantastic nature. Acheron is certainly one of the most interesting attractions in the surroundings of Parga.

In Parga itself, you can visit the Venetian fortress on foot, which is not interesting in itself because it has not been maintained, but it offers a great view of the whole Parga, the islets, and Valtos beach. The best way to reach Ali Pasha’s fortress is by taking a little train ride.

While in Parga, do not miss the organized excursion to the islands of Paxos and Antipaxos, where the turquoise and crystal-clear sea will leave you breathless.

If you wish, you can also embark on a cruise from Parga to Lefkada, Kefalonia, or Corfu. In the town itself, you can visit an olive oil factory where you will have the opportunity to see the various ways olive oil has been pressed from ancient times to the present day. You can taste different types of oil and, of course, buy if you wish.

On your way back to Serbia, we recommend stopping by the monasteries of Meteora.