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Perdika

Perdika in short

Perdika is a traditional hillside village in Thesprotia, Epirus, between Sivota and Parga, about 10 km from Sivota. There is no beach in the village itself; the closest are Arillas, with dark fine sand and very shallow water (about 5.6 km), and Karavostasi, with coarse white sand (about 7 km). It is chosen for peace and views over the Ionian Sea, with a car for getting to the beaches.

Perdika: beaches, getting there and stays

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Nearby beaches
  • Arillas
  • Karavostasi
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About Perdika

Why Perdika?

Perdika is a hillside village in Thesprotia, Epirus, between Sivota and Parga. Sivota is about 10 km away. It is a traditional village of stone houses with views over the Ionian Sea, and the beaches are below the village, a few minutes' drive away.

Perdika is the choice when the goal is peace and a view rather than a room on the beach: days are spent on the beaches below, evenings in the village, away from the crowds of the larger resorts.

Beaches and the sea

Perdika has no beach in the village itself; the closest beaches are on the coast below.

Nearby beaches:

  • Arillas (about 5.6 km) - a long beach of dark fine sand with very shallow water
  • Karavostasi (about 7 km) - a popular beach of coarse white sand with deep blue water

What to see and do

Sivota - about 10 km, coves and islets with turquoise water and boat trips.

Parga - a Venetian castle, a colourful old town and beaches, further down the coast.

Where to stay

In the village - stone houses, villas and apartments with sea views, quiet and away from the crowds.

See all current accommodation offers in Perdika on this page.

Getting there

  1. By car - on the Egnatia motorway (A2) to Igoumenitsa, then south on the coast road towards Sivota and Parga.

  2. By air - via Corfu airport and the ferry to Igoumenitsa, or via Preveza (Aktion) airport and north by car.

Frequently asked questions about Perdika

Does Perdika have a beach? Not in the village itself; Arillas is about 5.6 km and Karavostasi about 7 km away.

Do I need a car? Yes: the village is on a hill and the beaches and nearby towns are a few kilometres away.

How far is Perdika from Sivota? About 10 km.

Questions & answers

Perdika - frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Perdika?

July and August are peak season, with the most visitors and the highest prices. June and September are usually quieter, with lower prices than in August. The advertiser confirms the exact price for your dates in the reply to your inquiry.

How do I get to Perdika?

By car from Belgrade: the motorway through North Macedonia, via the Preševo and Evzoni border crossings. Tolls by country, with official sources, are on our page “Driving to Greece: tolls and costs” (/en/drive-to-greece). For islands, also check ferry or flight connections with the carriers.

What is there to do in Perdika?

Beaches, villages and day trips depend on which part of Perdika you stay in. You can ask the advertiser for specific tips in your accommodation inquiry.

What are the beaches like in Perdika?

Beaches vary from place to place (sand or pebbles, organised or quieter). Where it is filled in, the distance to the beach is shown in the listing; ask the advertiser about the beach closest to the accommodation.

How much does a vacation in Perdika cost for a family of 4?

The total depends on the dates, type of accommodation, number of nights and transport. Nightly prices are set by advertisers in their listings, and tolls by country, with official sources, are on our page “Driving to Greece: tolls and costs” (/en/drive-to-greece).