Boutique Hotel Parga Princess

Neolithic grave

by JLBG

This kind of grave that looks like a well is named either “well grave” or "oven grave”. They are found all around the Mediterranean and are attributed to the Peslages Sicanes and Iberians. They are very old, 3250 to 4200 BC, which is the end of the Neolithic period !

Romantic location

by sandysmith about Romantica

As its name suggest a romantic restaurant , not far from where we ate our first night but slightly higher, overlooking Voltos Beach. In fact we discovered more restaurants we would have liked to try too but just ran out of days...perhaps a reason to return one day. We enjoyed a plate of warm starters - battered vegetables followed by Lamb Stamina (very tender and tasty although not a huge portion) and Aubergine stuffed with mincemeat - with drinks came to 30 euros.

Small pier in Valthou bay

by JLBG

Valthou bay has a small pier but the water is very shallow and it fits only for local small boats. At the end of the pier stand a few houses and a cafeneion but no other facilities. We preferred to moor at the very end of the beach.

Parga - Greece

by Redpanda7

"Parga - an ideal resort"

In June 2007 my wife and I spent a magnificent two weeks in Parga. A great resort centred around a small harbour where boats go out daily to Paxos, antipaxos and Corfu. The small horseshoe shaped bay is very beautiful with a small Island containing a lovely white church. The Harbourside is lined with Tavernas and cafes and to one side is a small beach. At the other end of the Harbour, on top of the cliff stands an old castle which contains a great cafe-bar where we used to enjoy long lunchtimes drinking Mythos and looking down at the tour and fishing boats coming into and leaving the harbour.