Parga sits on the Epirus coast of northwest Greece, a compact hillside town flanked by beaches and directly accessible from the Ionian Sea. Chartering a motor yacht here puts you at the junction of the mainland coastline and the northern Ionian islands, with Paxos and Antipaxos a short passage to the south and the dramatic Acheron river delta to the north. The motor yacht fleet available from Parga spans runabouts to superyachts, with 45 published vessels covering the full range of guest capacities.
Weekly rates for motor yachts in Parga start from around 25,000 euros for compact vessels and extend beyond 400,000 euros for the larger superyachts. The advance provisioning allowance, typically 30 percent on top of the charter fee, covers fuel, food, berthing, and drinks throughout the week. July and August are peak season; June and September offer very similar conditions at a reduction in cost.
Motor yachts offer the speed and range to cover the Ionian coastline efficiently, reaching Kefalonia or Corfu within a half-day passage from Parga. The wider beam and dedicated deck spaces make them well suited to long days at anchor in calm Ionian bays. A captain and full crew handle navigation and provisioning, leaving guests free to focus on the water.
From Parga, the natural first stop south is Lakka on Paxos, a horseshoe harbour with clear water and good shelter. Antipaxos lies just beyond, with its famous white-sand beaches at Voutoumi and Vrika. Northward, the cliff-lined coast past Preveza leads toward Lefkada and its lagoon anchorage at Nidri.
