Epirus is located in northwestern Greece, west of Macedonia and Thessaly and north of central Greece. On the east, it borders with the Pindos Mountains, and on the west, with the Ionian Sea. Its capital is Ioannina and other important cities include Arta, Preveza and Igoumenitsa.

In Epirus, natural beauty meets tradition: untouched nature, traditional villages, beautiful towns and beaches. Epirus is synonymous with tradition, fertile land and simplicity and authenticity that combine in perfect harmony.

Mountains traverse the land, repeatedly broken by rivers, along with a variety of lakes, waterfalls and forests, in which oak, beech, fir and pine abound, shaping the landscape and encouraging exploration. Olive groves are more likely to be found on the coasts. Steep mountains sloping down to the sea dominate the coastal landscape of Epirus, where you can also find beautiful sandy beaches. The ancient theater of Dodoni and the ancient city of Nikopoli create a magical combination of nature and culture and, together with the oracle of Acheron, the bridge of Arta, the fort of Ioannina and Parga, are part of the list of historical and cultural monuments of Epirus and among the most important Greek archaeological sites.

If you think that Epirus is a popular destination only in winter, then you’re missing part of its charm: during summer months, the coastline offers many beautiful beaches (Valtos and Krioneri in Parga, Pisina in Sivotta, Drepanos in Igoumenitsa etc.) with turquoise water, while there are ...