The Area

Agia Paraskevi Hotel is located among the lush stretches of Perdika, on one of the most beautiful spots of the Thesprotian coastline.
It is only 2km from Sivota, 9km from Perdika, 20km from Parga and 25km from Igoumenitsa Port.
The area is full of fantastic beaches that you can visit.
You can also visit Sivota, Perdika and picturesque Parga as they are close, while a bit further away are other attractions such as Hades Springs on the Acheron River.
You can also visit Paxos with one-day cruises starting from Sivota.

Sivota is 2 km from our hotel and is one of the main seaside resorts of Epirus which attracts many tourists from Greece and abroad during the summer.
The settlement is built in a small bay with various islets scattered, the main of which is Agios Nikolaos and Black Mountain.
The main beaches of the area are Mikri and Megali Ammos, Bella Vraka, Zavia, Megalo Stafos and Zeri.
Another beautiful beach of Sivota is the swimming pool. (The name came from its waters because it is like those to the pool).
To get there you need a boat which you can rent at the port of Sivota.
Another way is to go on a daily cruise to the beaches and various other places in Sivota.
Of course there are many other small beaches that can also go by boat.
Sivota is an area full of activities: Diving, Sailing, Water Sports, Excursions to Paxos
Start at Sivota and continue your escape to the cluster of islands, try a dive to admire the magnificent seabed.
In the afternoon you can sail to Paxos, a pleasant route you might have at an unusual company, the Ionian Sea dolphins.

Perdika is the largest traditional village of Thesprotia, with enchanting history and rare natural landscape of hills, streams, plains, forests, rivers and beautiful beaches.
It is 10 km from our hotel.
Its coastline is home to the turquoise waters of the Ionian Sea, embracing the waves within its bays for several kilometers.
The olive groves, the plain, the river that flows from high to pour into Karavostasi and the Pelasgian walls in Dimokastro, contribute to this painting of Thesprotia's beaches.
In Perdika there is a pharmacy, gas station, car repair shop, Greek and foreign outlets, bakeries, supermarkets, taverns, restaurants, pastry shops, cafes and bars for nightlife, as well as peace, tranquility and relaxation between green and blue.

Karavostasi is the largest beach in the area and is 10 km from our hotel.
You can find it on the way to Perdika and turning to beaches.
The beach has fine sand and colored pebbles, and the waters are crystal clear and deep. There are coffee shops and taverns for all hours of the day and all tastes.
Karavostasi is an organized beach and you can choose to use your own umbrellas and sun loungers, or rent. Nearby beaches are Arillas , Stavrolimenas and Prapamali .
The beach has a lifeguard.

Parga is a seaside town located 20 km from our hotel in the northwestern part of the prefecture of Preveza.
Today Parga is the busiest tourist resort in the area.
Nearby are the beaches Kryoneri, Piso Kryoneri (within the settlement of Parga), Valtos and Sarakiniko to the west, Lichnos and Ai Giannakis to the east. .
Just opposite the city there is the picturesque island of Panagia in which a church is built as well as medieval Venetian and French buildings.
It is the most popular tourist destination of Epirus.
It is built on the outskirts of the Venetian castle and is clearly influenced by Ionian architecture.
During the summer months, Parga is connected daily by ferry connection with Paxos and Antipaxos. It is also connected to Ammoudia, Corfu and Lefkada.