Travel guide for Thesprotia Epirus Greece
Informations
How to get there
How to get thereBy car or suburban bus from Athens and Thessaloniki.
Useful Phones
Useful PhonesPOLICE: (+30) 26650 29600
MEDICAL CENTER: (+30) 26650 24420
PORT AUTHORITY: (+30) 26650 99400
SUBURBAN BUS: (+30) 26650 22309
TAXI: (+30) 26650 23200
MEDICAL CENTER: (+30) 26650 24420
PORT AUTHORITY: (+30) 26650 99400
SUBURBAN BUS: (+30) 26650 22309
TAXI: (+30) 26650 23200
The prefecture of Thesprotia constitutes a department of the region of Epirus
and its capital is the city of Igoumenitsa.
Thesprotia is a place that combines everything. Mainly mountainous it does not cease to have remarkable beaches and of course its big harbour that constitutes the main entry in Greece from the countries of Western Europe.
This place is full of sites that testify so much the history of the place, and its excellent beauty.
The castle of Tower Ragios, the islet Prasoudi, the traditional settlements, Syvota with the amazing beaches, the historical region of Souli, the fabulous river Acherontas and many more places compose the unique character of this prefecture and cover the requirements of each visitor.
Thesprotia is a place that combines everything. Mainly mountainous it does not cease to have remarkable beaches and of course its big harbour that constitutes the main entry in Greece from the countries of Western Europe.
This place is full of sites that testify so much the history of the place, and its excellent beauty.
The castle of Tower Ragios, the islet Prasoudi, the traditional settlements, Syvota with the amazing beaches, the historical region of Souli, the fabulous river Acherontas and many more places compose the unique character of this prefecture and cover the requirements of each visitor.
Must do
Visit Sybota and swim in the amazing beaches.
See closely the fabulous river Acheronta.
Make marinely sport in the beach of 7 kilometres of Drepano with the white fine sand and the clean, shallow waters.
Dedicate time in order to you walk in the path that hangs around the wetland Marsh of Kalodiki.
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