Holiday Apartment in Epirus, Mainland:

This villa has a breathtaking view of the mountains!

Ammoudia, an unspoilt 700 metre long stretch of sand flanked by a eucalyptus grove. Alongside the quay you will find many cafes and tavernas. There are fishing boats and also excursion boats offering trips up river, where you can see enchanting butterflies electric blue dragonflies and terrapins. Photogenic Parga has three beaches, a small harbour with seafront tavernas and a Venetian castle offering panoramic views of the waterfront, mountains and Ionian Islands. Glyki gorge is one delight not to be missed; being only 3 miles away it is easy to reach by car or bicycle. Here the River Acheron cuts deep into the rock strata carving its way through the gorge. The river also offers the opportunity to enjoy white water rafting, canoeing.

Explore the past!: There are many spectacular archeological sites and ruins in Epirus. This is the land of myths and legends! Explore the ancient site of Dodoni and the Oracle of Zeus. This site is completely unspoilt and boasts a magnificent theatre, the lagest we have seen. This is one of the most glorious settings in Greece, nestled in a verdant valley stretching to the slopes of Mount Tomaros. Nikopolis, the “victory city” founded by Octavius on the site his army had camped upon prior to the battle of Actium is another large and impressive site. You can view its formidable and impressive walls, hundreds of yards long and up to 30 feet high together with baths and a great theatre. Kassopi was built before the middle of the 4th century BC on a naturally defended site approximately 600 metres above sea level on the southern slopes of Mount Zalongo. It was a typical flourishing small city with a population of c 8,000. Necromanteio was Homer's legendary gateway to the underworld.

Plan for the future!: Walk to the "top of the world" and take in the spectacular views. Relax with good friends or make new ones and plan your next adventure. Find secret coves, beautiful beaches, walk the river gorge or wade in the refreshing mountain springs. Birds and wildlife can be seen at the Wetlands only a few miles away en-route to Parga. Alternatively, the Rodia Wetlands consist of a large sea lake dedicated to Eco-tourism where you can bird watch and even see water buffalo. Perama Caves are claimed to be the largest network of caves in Greece. The walkway through the caves extends to 5,600 feet beneath the hillside. Multi-coloured lights pick out the weird and intriguing shapes of the stalactites and stalagmites. There are superb views over Ioannina and Lake Pamvotis from the site, you may even spot a seaplane taking off or landing on the lake. Hire a mountain bike, explore the quiet countryside roads. The experience is only limited by your imagination.

Enjoy the moment!: Take time out for you! Descend like Cleopatra down easy steps right into the pool and relax. Sit back with a good book, admiring the views of mountains and countryside. Observe village life. It's all here! Compare the choice. Shopping, beaches, cycling, walking, dining al fresco, bird watching, a romantic location, stunning scenery. You will be spoilt for choice!

The rental rates for this property are quoted in GBP per property per week.

Deposit 20% of total rental cost, balance due 8 weeks prior to departure date. Rental periods of less than one week - prices on application.

Air-conditioning payable locally, 5 Euros per unit per day Mountain bike hire payable locally, 10 Euros each per day.

Cancellation charges apply, see Terms and Conditions.