Whisk away to a quiet Greek village
A little inland from mainland Greece’s northwest coast in the Epirus region, this olive-studded hilltop village gives you those away-from-it-all feelings. With mountains on one side and the sparkling Ionian Sea on the other, it’s a distinctly beautiful part of Greece with rugged terrain, making it ripe for a bunch of activities for outdoorsy types, with climbing and biking ready and waiting. Thinking of hitting the beach? Then you’ve got plenty of options – try Karavostasi or Arillas – both beautiful swathes of sand that invite utter relaxation.
Perdika itself has a smattering of churches and taverns, giving you a peek into authentic Greek life. If you’re looking for more, pretty Parga, the so-called Riviera of the Epirus, is just a 20-minute drive down the coast. Want more still? Take a ferry to Corfu. It’s about a 90-minute voyage from the mainland.
Perdika itself has a smattering of churches and taverns, giving you a peek into authentic Greek life. If you’re looking for more, pretty Parga, the so-called Riviera of the Epirus, is just a 20-minute drive down the coast. Want more still? Take a ferry to Corfu. It’s about a 90-minute voyage from the mainland.
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Fly to Preveza airport, then the village of Perdika is an hour or so drive north up the coast.
The season is in full swing between May and September, when you’ll catch the best of the weather and all the shops and restaurants are open.
Plenty! Try kayaking on the crystal-clear Acheron River to a soundtrack of birdsong. Loggerhead sea turtles have been spotted in these waters, too.