Picturesque Parga And Syvota 8 H Private Tour; Starting from Lefkada this is a must-take excursion for all! Take this private tour to Parga, and let its picturesque town, its unbelievable sea fascinate you and combine it with another trip to Syvota, the Greek Paradise. This is a day you will always remember as one of the best you ever had!
The highlight of Picturesque Parga And Syvota 8 H Private Tour
- Start from Lefkada island
- Pick up and drop off from your yacht or your accomodation
- Expert English speaking travel driver
- Luxury Mercedes-Benz vihicle
- Visit two of the most popular holiday destination of west Greece
- The best of Parga and the best of Syvota
- Drive from Lefkada to Parga & Syvota (Sivota)
Picturesque Parga And Syvota 8 H Private Tour 
Lefkada To Parga And Syvota 
Syvota, Greece
Parga in Greece is the most popular summer destination in Epirus. Check some of the reasons people love picturesque Parga (and you will, too)!
This small town is situated in a secluded bay of the Ionian Sea, it is famous for its exotic beaches, breathtaking natural landscape, and traditional architecture, perched on the foothills of a verdant hill, boasts an amazing view of the Ionian Sea, and has an intense island feeling.
Although Parga is a traditional settlement in Greece mainland, it definitely has the ambiance of an Ionian island. From turquoise waters and pristine mountains to elegant architecture, Parga will make you question whether you are on an island or not…
So, it’s not exactly unexpected that people love Parga, right? Let’s see why!
Parga’s beautiful landscape
The first things that will catch your eye, are the Venetian castle and the colorful traditional houses, insulated by lush greenery. Nestled in a verdant cove, Parga is a natural paradise, filled with the colors of the buildings, the sea, and nature! Amphitheatrically built on the foothills of a verdant hill, yet by the sea, Parga combines them both! What’s more, right in front of Parga, there are tiny exotic islets, which you can visit by boat.
The imposing Venetian castle
The main attraction in Parga is, the Venetian castle! Built-in 1792 by the Venetians, the Castle of Parga was strategically constructed for defensive purposes. Around the castle, there are traditional houses sitting around the Venetian castle. Find supplies galleries, bastions, arched alleys, hidden passages, warehouses, forts… It’s not a stretch of the imagination to picture the glorious battles that once took place here!
Today, inside the castle there are two main buildings, hosting events, as well as a cafe. And… when the night comes, the castle is even more impressive, as it is lit up!
Lefkada To Parga Island 
Parga By Night 
Picturesque Parga And Syvota 8 H Private Tour
The exotic Parga beaches
One of the reasons why Parga is wildly famous is- what else- its beaches. There’s no denying it: Parga beaches are some of them -they have turquoise waters and a wild natural setting that never fails to capture the visitors. The Dalmatian-like coastline of Parga forms many little coves, where you’ll find some of the most beautiful beaches you’ve ever seen!
Syvota with Crystal Clear Waters and Secret Coves, also known as the “Caribbean of Greece”, justifies its reputation!!
Some call Syvota ‘The Ionian fjord; Syvota is considered to be one of the most fascinating finds for tourists in Greece! Βlue and green, representative of Thesprotia’s Prefecture, is the main reason why Syvota is considered as one of the most exotic destinations within Greece;
It is a tiny village and one of the best-kept secrets in the country.
Sandy shores, luscious green islets, long sheltered beaches with crystal clear waters, and secret coves are just some of the small town’s many features. It is the perfect stop for sailors of the Ionian archipelago, nevertheless, it is a must destination for all.
Syvota (Sivota) 
Syvota (Sivota), Greece 
Picturesque Parga And Syvota 8 H Private Tour
Syvota town is also rich in history and culture, being a crucial player in many of Greece’s major historical moments, like the Peloponnesian war in 433 BC.
Syvota is surrounded by secret coves and just a short distance from the coast you’ll find the small islands of Mavro Oros (“Black Mountain”) Agios Nikolaos, and Mourtemeno as well other, smaller islets.
Syvota is so small, but the town is welcoming to travelers, and those who do find a side of Greece that almost feels like stumbling upon hidden treasure!
All year round!