A journey through the beauty and flavors of the Ambracian Gulf

Embark on a beautiful journey from the charming village of Paleros to the enchanting island of Koronisia, where the stunning landscapes of the Ambracian Gulf unfold before your eyes. Koronisia is a picturesque fishing village located at the heart of the Ambracian Gulf’s lagoon, known for its traditional seafood taverns that serve fresh seafood and the world-renowned shrimp. The journey to the island takes you along a paved road less than 20 kilometers long that connects Koronisia with Arta, offering a romantic atmosphere as it appears to float above the water, creating unique images of natural beauty.

After exploring Koronisia, head to the Rodia Lagoon, one of Greece’s most important wetlands, located in the Ambracian Gulf. The lagoon serves as a natural haven for numerous birds and other wildlife. Particularly impressive is the presence of migratory birds passing through the area, such as storks, turtles, ducks, and various species of herons and flamingos. The Strygilli Observatory, located in the area, offers visitors the chance to observe the rich wildlife and enjoy the breathtaking natural landscape.

Next, head to the Saint Vlasios Cave, near the Ambracian Gulf. The cave captivates with its stunning stalactites and stalagmites, creating an atmosphere filled with mystery and natural charm. Exploring the cave is a unique experience for nature and geology enthusiasts.

The trip concludes with a visit to the traditional restaurant “O Fotis – To Koutouki ton Angelon” in Petra, Preveza. Here, you can enjoy authentic Greek dishes and the restaurant is warm and welcoming, making it the perfect destination to wrap up your trip with delightful flavors.

This excursion combines the natural beauty of the Ambracian Gulf, its rich wildlife, and traditional Greek cuisine, offering a complete experience that satisfies every traveler.