Holiday homes & rentals in Parga

Azure waters lap at medieval walls, forested headlands jut out into the Mediterranean, creating secluded coves where the masts of yachts bob up and down, while the smell of freshly cooked seafood or stifado rises from tavernas in town. All of this can be experienced with accommodation in Parga, one of Greece's premier western resorts. Located in Epirus, Parga bundles in centuries of history, gorgeous views, hospitality and plenty of period holiday cottage options. Oh, and the sunshine never seems to fade - making this a wonderful place to stay.

Families Can Relax on Picture Perfect Beaches

Parga accommodation is also an outstanding option for families who want flawless beaches and aquatic attractions. The beaches play a starring role, with Kryoneri beach right on the doorstep of a Parga holiday cottage. And if you want peace and quiet, a short drive north to Sarakiniko beach is recommended.

Alternatively, why not mix accommodation in Parga with an exploration of the Ionian coast? Yacht charter companies are present at the harbour, including crafts adapted for fishing. That's a wonderful option for a day spent on the waves.

Back on land, the Springs of the Acheron river are always a delight for young hikers. Just 15 miles out of town, the river flows through jagged gorges and features swimming holes where you can splash about in the summer sunshine.

Dive into the Past and Take Stunning Vacation Snaps

The first thing you notice when emerging from accommodation in Parga is the sheer beauty of the town. Sights like the whitewashed church on Panagia island or the vistas from the Venetian castle which overlooks the town are unforgettable - and perfect for social media sharing.

But don't be dazzled by the light. Head south to the fascinating Nekromanteion of Acheron - the site of an oracle which features in Homer's epics. Its impressive stone ruins still have tales to tell and mystical powers.

Back in town, be sure to tour some of Parga's eateries as well. Standout tavernas like Tzimas and Souli jostle with trattorias and the samples from Parga's Olive Museum, making local accommodation very appetising for gastronomes.

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