Key facts about Parga Town
The harbour of Parga
When the sun sets over this heavenly honeypot town, pull up a pew at a harbourfront bar and watch the tourists bustle by. This pretty paved plot promises a combo of quirky cocktail spots and local knick-knack shops, while authentic restaurants rustle up freshly-netted seafood with a side order of vibrant views.
Live like a local
Parga may be popular, but it retains its authentic charm. Things move at a steady pace round here, so climb the sloping streets and wander around the warrens of walkways, poke your head into souvenir shops and rest in a sun-soaked café… Ah, this is the life.
Get me to the Greek
There’s no denying that one of Greece’s biggest draws is its cuisine, and Parga’s no exception. It’s all about fresh Mediterranean flavours like oil-drizzled salads and sizzling meat skewers. With almost 100 spots to choose from, it doesn’t matter whether you’re after a budget bite or a three-course feast – there’s something for all.
Language
Greek
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+2hrs
Local beer
£3.80
Meal for two
£42.70
Average flight time
3.5hrs
