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Parga is one of the most picturesque towns on the Greek mainland, a beautiful Ionian resort set on the coast of Epirus opposite the island of Paxos. With its amphitheatre of pastel houses rising beneath a Venetian castle, it is often described as one of the most romantic spots in all of Greece.

The town curves around a pretty harbour and beach, its colourful houses climbing the hillside in tiers toward the imposing fortress above. Below, a lively waterfront of tavernas and cafes looks out over turquoise water and a small island crowned by a chapel, a scene of great charm and beauty.

The surrounding coastline is a succession of beautiful beaches and clear coves, from golden sands to hidden bays best reached by sea. Just offshore lie the beautiful islands of Paxos and Antipaxos, placing some of the finest waters in the Ionian within easy reach.

Ashore, Parga offers excellent cuisine, warm hospitality and access to fascinating ancient sites nearby, including the mythical Necromanteion. Its blend of natural beauty and history makes it a rewarding destination.

With its romantic setting, turquoise coves and Venetian charm, Parga is a highlight of the Ionian coast. Guests can anchor beneath its castle, swim in clear water and enjoy the beauty of one of the loveliest towns on the Greek mainland.
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A 2023 Benetti Oasis 40M running Greece and the Adriatic, HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH pairs a beach club aft deck and pool with five cabins for ten guests and a
HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH

40M

Benetti

2023

200000€

Guests

A 2011 Fountaine Pajot Galathea 65 sailing catamaran for ten guests in five cabins, with overwater hammock nets and shallow 1.3 m draught, cruising Greece and the Seychelles from EUR
WORLD’S END

19M

Fountaine Pajot

2011

20500€

Guests

The 50-metre Perini Navi ketch Baracuda Valletta pairs striking contemporary styling and a metallic-and-gold hull with a full-beam master, a submersible swim platform and state-of-the-art AV, offering five cabins for
Baracuda Valletta

50M

Perini Navi

2009

210000€

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A 2023 Aquila power catamaran of sixteen metres with a flybridge, a shaded cockpit and four en suite cabins, cruising the Greek islands for eight guests from 21,000 euro per
EXPLORION

16M

Aquila

2023

21000€

Guests

A brand new 2026 HeySea sailing catamaran for ten guests in five cabins, cruising Greece under sail with a light open plan salon and galley, a flybridge lounge and a
ANDARE OLTRE

18M

HeySea Yachts

2026

25000€

Guests

A 49.75-metre steel explorer carrying 746 gross tons and a 5,500-mile range, with twelve crew for twelve guests, a sundeck jacuzzi and a dedicated gym, chartering Greece and Turkey from
I Nova

49M

Cosmo Explorer

2013

240000€

Guests

A 39.6-metre Bodrum-built sailing yacht from 2005, refitted through 2023, that pairs a full schooner rig with a bright contemporary interior, sleeping 12 guests across five cabins with a foredeck
Double Eagle

39M

Bodrum Shipyard

2005

42000€

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A Falcon 90 Italian flybridge motor yacht sleeping eight across four ensuite cabins, cruising the Greek islands from Athens at up to twenty-eight knots, from EUR 40,000 per week.
STAR LINK

27M

Cantiere Navale Falcon

2008

40000€

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A 44.2-metre Pendennis sailing catamaran delivered in 2011 and refitted in 2023, one of the largest of her kind, with a 16.6-metre beam, foredeck trampolines and a flybridge jacuzzi, chartering
HEMISPHERE

44M

Pendennis

2011

235000€

Guests

A 44.8-metre Admiral delivered in 2014 and refitted in 2017, with a 1.91-metre draft, a 27-knot top end and a main-deck master with a private balcony, chartering the eastern Mediterranean
BLUE MOON

44M

Admiral

2014

150000€

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A 2022 Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67, S/Y Alexandra II carries eight guests in four cabins with a crew of four. A performance sailing catamaran cruising the Greek islands, she has
Alexandra II

20M

Fountaine Pajot

2022

33500€

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An 88-metre Golden Yachts flagship delivered in 2022 — the largest yacht ever built in Greece — carrying just 12 guests across six decks with a cascading sundeck pool, a
Project X

88M

Golden Yachts

2022

1200000€

Guests

A 15 metre Sunreef sailing catamaran delivered in 2020 and refitted in 2024, ADARA carries eight guests in four cabins with twin hulls for a level, stable ride, cruising the
ADARA

15M

Sunreef

2020

23500€

Guests

A 42-metre schooner-rigged sailing gulet built by Valena in 2006 and refitted through 2022, sleeping 10 guests across five mahogany cabins, with 900 square metres of sail, wide teak decks
Hic Salta

42M

Valena Yachting

2006

42000€

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Parga Yacht Charter
Parga yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
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Amphitheatre Harbour
Pastel houses climb the hillside in a tight amphitheatre, their tiers rising from the harbour toward the Venetian castle above. Ali Pasha bought the town from the British in 1819, prompting most of its Greek residents to abandon it rather than live under Ottoman rule, a chapter still remembered locally as the Exodus of Parga. The town was resettled soon after, and its steep, narrow lanes still follow that original layout.
Venetian Castle
The castle crowning the town began as an eleventh century stronghold against pirate raids, then was rebuilt by the Venetians in 1572 after the Ottoman admiral Barbarossa had burned an earlier fortress in 1537. Its walls held firm for more than two centuries until 1819, when Britain ceded Parga to Ali Pasha of Ioannina. From the ramparts, the view stretches past the harbour and its chapel islet toward Paxos on the horizon.
Turquoise Coves
Turquoise coves and golden beaches ring the coast on either side of town, from the sheltered sweep of Valtos to the northwest to the quieter sands of Lichnos to the southeast. Several are reachable only by a coastal path or a short boat ride, keeping them calmer than the main town beach even in August. The clear, shallow water close to shore makes them well suited to swimming directly from a tender.
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Paxos Nearby
The islands of Paxos and Antipaxos lie around 15 nautical miles offshore, close enough for a half day sail from Parga’s anchorage. Both are reachable without crossing much open water, making them a natural add-on to a Parga stop rather than a separate leg of a charter. Antipaxos in particular draws guests south for its brilliantly coloured beaches, a short tender ride from wherever Paxos itself is anchored.
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Waterfront Tavernas
A lively waterfront of tavernas lines the harbour, many built directly into the old town’s stone arcades and shaded by tamarisk trees. Locally caught fish and Epirus specialities such as pies made with wild greens feature heavily on menus, alongside the region’s own retsina and tsipouro. Tables spill onto the quay in the evening, close enough to the water that the lights of anchored boats reflect across the bay.

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The Week Unfolds
Across Parga, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.

Parga Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Parga, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

Parga Harbour, beneath the Venetian castle
Valtos Bay
Lichnos Bay
Piso Kryoneri
Sarakiniko Beach

Top Things to Do

Climb to the Venetian castle above the harbour
Visit the Necromanteion of Acheron
Swim at Valtos Beach
Take a caique to Paxos and Antipaxos
Walk the coastal path to Lichnos Bay

Top Places to Visit

Parga Old Town
Venetian Castle of Parga
Panagia Islet
Ammoudia and the Acheron River mouth
Preveza

Parga Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Parga, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
When's the best time to charter around Parga?

June through September gives the warmest, calmest sailing along this stretch of the Ionian coast. Unlike the Aegean, Parga isn’t exposed to the Meltemi, so conditions stay comparatively settled through summer, with only the occasional afternoon breeze from the northwest. May and October offer quieter anchorages and cooler evenings for guests who don’t mind slightly cooler swimming.

What's the easiest way to reach Parga by air?

Parga has no airport of its own. The closest is Aktion Airport near Preveza, about an hour’s drive along the coast, with seasonal flights from several European cities in summer. Corfu and Ioannina airports offer year round alternatives, both roughly two hours away by road. Many charter guests instead join their yacht already under way from a neighbouring anchorage such as Paxos.

Where should we anchor for a night off Parga?

Parga’s own harbour sits directly beneath the Venetian castle and puts guests within walking distance of the old town’s tavernas, though it can feel busy in peak season. Valtos Bay, just around the headland, offers a quieter, more sheltered alternative with a long sandy beach. In a stronger northwesterly, Lichnos Bay on the southeastern side provides useful shelter instead.

How long should we spend at Parga?

One to two nights suit most itineraries, enough time to walk up to the castle, swim at Valtos or Lichnos and enjoy dinner on the harbourfront. Parga also makes a natural jumping off point for a half day sail to Paxos and Antipaxos, or a shore excursion inland to the Necromanteion of Acheron. Most captains treat it as a scenic stop along Greece’s northwestern coast rather than a week long base.

What is the Necromanteion of Acheron, and is it worth visiting from Parga?

Roughly 20 minutes inland by car, the Necromanteion sits above the Acheron river, identified by archaeologists as an ancient oracle where visitors believed they could consult the spirits of the dead. Ancient Greeks associated the surrounding marshland with the mythical underworld, a link scholars connect to Homer’s account of Odysseus’s descent in the Odyssey. It makes a striking half day excursion for guests curious about the region’s mythology.

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