Travelling to Parga? Book a private transfer with a verified Greek driver. Parga is a small Venetian-built harbour town on the Ionian coast of mainland Greece, opposite the islands of Corfu and Paxos. The pastel-coloured houses climb a horseshoe-shaped bay overlooked by a Venetian castle, and the town is consistently rated one of the most photogenic in mainland Greece.
The nearest airports are Preveza-Aktion (PVK, 1 hour south) and Ioannina (IOA, 1h 45m east). From Athens, Parga is a long 5-hour drive via the A2 (Egnatia Odos) — most travellers fly to Preveza or Ioannina instead. Sedan transfer from PVK is €70–€95, from IOA €120–€160.
Most-booked Luxi transfers in Parga: PVK / IOA airport pickups direct to hotel, day-trip transfers to Corfu via the Parga–Igoumenitsa ferry route (the alternative to the long Patras–Corfu sail), boat-and-driver combinations for Paxos and Antipaxos day excursions, and onward transfers to Lefkada island (1h 30m south) or back to Athens.
Parga itself rewards 3–4 days. The main town beach and the nearby Valtos and Lichnos beaches give you a swim choice for every wind direction; the old town's narrow lanes are walkable and full of small restaurants. Day trips by boat reach the Acheron river (mythological river of the underworld), Paxos island, and the picturesque Sivota archipelago 30 minutes south.
Luxi drivers familiar with the area can build multi-day itineraries combining Parga with Zagorochoria, Meteora and a return to Athens — typically a 7-night northern-Greece circuit.