Introducing Preveza
Set on a peninsula between the Ionian Sea and the Ambracian Gulf, Preveza (preh-veh-zah) is a small fishing and commercial port beautified by yachts in the harbour and painted houses in its narrow backstreets. Although it has a small student population and some holidaying Greeks, Preveza is more a waystation for nearby beach resorts and a destination for business travellers than anything else. Nevertheless, it’s an attractive town with friendly locals, and worth visiting for a relaxing seafood lunch and for a wander through the old streets.
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Last updated: Oct 6, 2008
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RE: from Delphi to Lefkada
by mariha2912 29 August 2011
Vonitsa features only a few hotels, you may see some options here: http://www.greekhotel.gr/central_greece_hotels/etoloakarnania_hotels/v…
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RE: Lefkada to Italy avoiding Igoumentisa
by Ouzo 28 August 2011
Hi, 1. Why are you taking so long to get from Lefkada to Igoumenitsa. It does not take that long by bus, first buses even from the villages…
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Lefkada to Italy avoiding Igoumentisa
by vrije1 26 August 2011
Hi, We need to get from Lefkada to Italy and had intended to take a bus from Preveza to Igoumentisa and then the ferry to Brindisi. …
