Villas in Parga

Villas in Parga, a stunning Greek seaside town

It goes without saying that Parga is one of the most stunning holiday destinations in mainland Greece. Clean beaches, crystalline waters, lush forests and fascinating ancient sites, it's all here, waiting to welcome you with a big smile. Coming to Parga on a family beach holiday? Rent a villa in Parga in the west of the centre close to Valtos Beach, a wide and eminently comfortable stretch of sand with all the amenities you could hope for. Looking for easy access to characterful, secluded bays? In this case, stay east side in the area around Piso Krioneri Beach. Or how about a villa in a privileged position, built on the slopes overlooking the deep blue waters of the Ionian Sea? Just north of the town, there is a plethora of options among the olive groves.

Luxury villas in Parga with unforgettable views

The villas in Parga are luxurious, with terraces surrounding a pool which provides wonderful outside space for sunbathing and al fresco dining. Inside you can enjoy a large flat-screen TV, a well-equipped kitchen and up to 5 bedrooms for the whole family. Look out for the wonderful villas in the hills behind the town built in traditional stone.

Here at Holidu we offer you some comfortable villas in Parga, the quality of your stay is assured with all the amenities that our villas have for you

The accommodations that are available in Parga, come with the following:

• Parking
• Internet
• Air conditioning
• Balcony
• Swimming pool

Parga for foodies

If you really like a good plate on your table, book a villa in Parga this region is located within the prefecture of Preveza, a region which serves up some of the best pies in the country. They are prepared in the traditional way, taking hours to roll handmade dough into paper-thin sheets, and then stuffing it with a wide variety of fillings from pear to aubergine. They are so melt-in-the-mouth succulent, the danger is that you will find yourself hopelessly addicted! Then what happens when you have to go home?!

Parga for hiking

Parga is deemed one of the best hiking destinations in mainland Greece, with many ancient footpaths traversing the region that lead to medieval castles, mountainous villages, secluded beaches and hilltops with stunning views. The hiking trail from Parga to Valtos is to die for, a divine abode of cliffs, forests and that impossibly blue-green water that welcomes you for a dip at all stages of the trail. Hiking is best in autumn and spring when the weather is just right! Find the most comfortable villa in Parga so you can have a good night's rest in between your hiking adventures.

1. Explore Parga's old town
2. Shop for locally made souvenirs
3. Ascend to the castle
4. Immerse yourself in unspoiled natural beauty
5. Grab your binoculars for a spot of birdwatching
6. Take a boat across the picturesque Panagia islet
7. Wrap up your day with a beautiful Parga sunset

1. Explore Parga's old town

The delicately woven ensemble of windy streets and passageways that make up Parga's Old Town are an authentic delight to stroll around. Throw the map in the bin and simply get lost in the town's ancient backstreets, and you can also find beautiful villas in the old town, the private villas in Parga and its old town are suitable options for a calm stay.

2. Shop for locally made souvenirs

Locally made jewellery, leather wear, knitwear, embroidery, olive oil, soaps, dried herbs, ceramics, silver… it's all here in Parga's delightfully quaint independent shops dotted around the old town. Prices are reasonable, and the quality is second to none.

3. Ascend to the castle

Climb up from the old town to the Venetian Castle of Parga, perched on the top of a cliff above the town, providing an unforgettable view of Parga's urban and natural wonders. The castle is bursting at the seams with history and is in a lovely area just to go for a walk, surrounded by cypress trees and crossed by stone trails.

4. Immerse yourself in unspoiled natural beauty

The springs of Acheron River is an area of unparalleled natural beauty, featuring lovely transparent water and a dreamy rocky landscape. Unknown to many, the area retains its unspoiled natural beauty and secret energy.

5. Grab your binoculars for a spot of birdwatching

The natural reserve of Kalodiki, a short 15-minute drive from Parga, is an area made of eutrophic lakes that is famous for birdwatching, with huge migrations in spring and autumn of storks, cranes and birds of prey. For the most immersive experience, take a bird-watching tour of the area from Parga.

6. Take a boat across the picturesque Panagia islet

Situated opposite Parga's harbour, Panagia islet is probably the town's most photographed natural landmark. The minuscule island is home to a cute whitewashed chapel, which you can visit by taking a small boat from Parga, or for the brave, by swimming across!

7. Wrap up your day with a beautiful Parga sunset

The town pier is the best spot to catch a magical sunset, just perfect for watching the sun descend between the island of the Virgin Mary and the Castle of Parga behind the fishing boats returning from the sea, bestowing an image that you will take home with you with a warm heart. And best of all, we have a selection of beachfront villas in Parga where you can enjoy the view of the sunset from the comfort of your villa.