Things to Do around Preveza

Four days out that are genuinely worth the drive from Chroneika — a Roman city, a small old town, a cold river and an island you can reach without a ferry — plus when to come and how to fit it into three days.

Where to go, and how far

How to plan the week

Nikopolis and Preveza old town are both half-days, and the time of day matters more than the day itself: Nikopolis is a morning, because it is open countryside with almost no shade, and the old town is an evening, because the tavernas do not fill until after nine. Lefkada is a full day if you are heading for the west-coast beaches, and the bridge at Aktio opens on the hour for boat traffic, so build the wait into your timing.

The Acheron is the outlier: it is well over an hour inland each way, so it takes a whole day and it does not combine with anything else. Take a picnic from the apartment and water shoes — the riverbed is rounded stone and slippery, and that matters more than anything else you pack.

A car is close to essential for all of it. Public transport around here is built for residents rather than visitors, and none of these four are walkable from Chroneika.

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Ten sea-view apartments in Chroneika, near Preveza. Booking on this site goes straight to the property — there is no agency between you and the people who run it.

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