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Paxos and Antipaxos Captain Hook Boat Cruise Ticket

The islands of Paxos and Antipaxos may be small but their beauty is big and bold. You'll sail over from Parga to get to know these Ionian gems on this full day cruise. There'll be sea grottoes, a visit to a charming seaside town and coastal views by the bucket-load.Leaving the port of Parga, we'll set sail onboard the Captain Hook into the open seas towards Antipaxos. It's the smaller of the two islands – it has just 120 residents – and its long stretches of white sand and Caribbean feel make it feel like it's one in a dozen. After some relaxing on deck and swimming, we'll hit the seas once more along the west coast, famous for the Blue Caves.Grab the chance to swim inside one of these atmospheric sea grottoes before heading to Gaios, the capital Paxos. With its Venetian-style mansions facing the islet of St Nicholas, it's a charmer. You'll have free time to roam around its narrow lanes or have lunch overlooking the boats before returning to Parga.

Paxos and Antipaxos Vicky F Boat Cruise Ticket

If you're in search of glittering azure waters and a healthy dose of Greek culture then a boat trip to Antipaxos and Paxos from Parga is a must-do. These islands might be small in terms of size, but they pack a punch with scenery and laid-back Mediterranean feel.We'll sail over to the sleepy island of Antipaxos first, where you'll drop anchor off the coast for time to swim or just sit and relax on board. Then, it's on to Paxos – but not before a quick detour to some natural sea grottoes and unique rock formations. You'll want your camera for this one.Peace and quiet reigns Paxos, even in the town of Gaios, the island's capital. You'll have some free time to choose a taverna for lunch, explore the town and its shops or grab your towel for more sunbathing and swimming.

Evening Greek escape to Sivota from Parga

For a change of pace from the bright and buzzy atmosphere of Parga, you'll take a scenic bus ride 40 minutes up the coast to the town of Sivota. On your early evening visit, there's time to enjoy this quietly authentic slice of Greece. Take a wander around the marina, where fishing boats bob and colourful shops sell locally made olive oil and ouzo. As the sun sets, find yourself a sundowner at one of the tavernas and check out the fresh seafood on offer – calamari is a top pick here.

Epirus wine-tasting and cooking experience

Learning about local wine production at a Greek winery adds an authentic flavour to your holiday. Deep in the picturesque Epirus region, you'll enjoy a guided tour through the vineyards, learning about indigenous grape varieties like Asproudi, Malagouzia, and Vertzami. Discover winemaking secrets and get stuck in to a cooking workshop, crafting Greek delicacies like pumpkin meatballs and savouring four estate wines paired with local cheeses.

Paxos Villages Vicky F Boat Cruise Ticket

What better way to spend the day than a cruise around two of Greece's prettiest islets. You'll sail over from Parga to get to know the Ionian gem of Paxos on this full day cruise. There'll be a chance to swim near the smaller islet of Antipaxos, too.Leaving the port of Parga, we'll set sail into the open seas towards Loggos village. Pulling into the picturesque harbour, you'll have a chance to see this tiny village from the boat, before we head onwards to the village of Lakka for free time to wander through the village.Then, your captain will drop anchor off the coast of Antipaxos, where you can dive in for a swim. We'll round off the tour on dry land in Paxos' capital, Gaios. Here, you'll have some free time to choose a taverna for lunch, explore the town and its shops or more sunbathing and swimming – the ideal way to spend a day in the Greek islands.

Zagoria, Vikos Gorge, Ioannina and Monodentri full-day tour

Parga lies in Greece's Epirus region, an area that really packs a punch in the beauty stakes. This trip will take you into the heart of the province to give you a glimpse of its spectacular scenery. You'll discover Ioannina, Zagoria, Vikos Gorge, mountain streams and rustic villages.You'll start at the Epirot capital, Ioannina. Set on a lake, it's got a Turkish look and feel due to its Ottoman past and we'll take a short stroll around. Ali Pasha Mosque is here, too, and your guide will tell you all about it during your visit. Next, there's a stop to admire the UNESCO World Heritage site of Zagoria, known for its rugged natural scenery, before heading to the village of Monodentri. You've got two hours to explore this place on your own, but your guide will kick things off with a walk to the bite-sized St. Paraskevi Monastery – you're welcome to join them. When you're done looking around the souvenir shops and have treated yourself to some lunch, you'll head to the Oxia Viewpoint for epic views of Vikos Gorge. The last landmarks you'll visit are a pair of really scenic bridges, Kokkori Bridge and Kalogeriko Bridge. From here, you'll start the return journey back to your accommodation.

Secret Epirus

Ancient Greek myths come to life during this River Acheron valley tour. You'll journey to the beautiful fishing village of Ammoudia for a cruise up this legendary river – known as the Styx in classical times – and on to village of Gliki and the famous Acheron springs.The Acheron was known to the ancients as the Styx, and it was one of the five rivers of the underworld. It was into its waters that the infant Achilles was dipped by the heel and thus became one of the immortals. Fringed by trees and ranging in colour from emerald green to tropical turquoise, the river flows into the amazing Ammoudia Bay.Here, you'll board a riverboat for a cruise, following a route taken by mythical heroes such as Hercules and Ulysses. We then head inland to the village of Glyki for a traditional Greek lunch at a riverside tavern. In the afternoon, a guided ramble takes you to the Acheron Springs.

Mighty Meteora

Experience Meteora's wow-factor landscapes on this tour from Parga. Visit the most important of Meteora's magnificent monasteries on a guided tour of Great Meteoron and then enjoy free time. You'll also have the option to visit a second monastery for which the entrance fee is extra. There will be photo stops at other monasteries before arriving in Kalambaka for lunch. Then, we'll explore the picturesque village of Metsovo before returning to Parga.

Corfu Town

With the chance to create your own itinerary, this full day trip to Corfu town from Parga is ideal for avid sightseers. Start the day with a panoramic drive from Parga to Igoumenitsa to catch the ferry to Corfu. Cruise over to spend the day exploring the pretty, atmospheric old town, doing exactly what you wish.A pick and mix of architectural styles, Corfu town embodies its historic past. You'll stroll past grand Venetian castles one minute, then through Parisian-inspired arcades the next. And by arriving in the morning, you'll get plenty of time to discover its nooks and crannies. Check out the Palace of St Michael and St George, sip an espresso in Liston and enjoy the seaside ambiance.Or, if you fancy a laidback day, you could opt to take a taxi to Corfu's oldest bathing spot – Faliraki Beach – where a dip in the sea comes with bonus views of Mon Repos Palace. And once you've worked up an appetite, duck into one of many shorefront tavernas serving up freshly-cooked dishes of octopus and steamed mussels. After six hour on Corfu following your own schedule, the ferry will bring you back to the mainland port of Igoumenitsa, where you can enjoy views of Corfu on the return bus ride.