Preveza City Comfort Hotel
Preveza - L.Irinis 61
Situated in the centre of Preveza, this hotel offers comfortably furnished rooms with free wireless internet access and breakfast included, just 200 metres from Preveza Port.
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Preveza is a charming port town located at the entrance to the Gulf of Amvrakikos in the Epirus region of north-west mainland Greece. This charming town, where the Ionian Sea meets the calm waters of the gulf, boasts a relaxed atmosphere with a characteristic Venetian old town, a lively waterfront and a rich cultural heritage. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters on three sides, Preveza stands out for its unique balance of maritime life and local traditions, offering visitors an authentic Greek experience far from mass tourism.
Preveza’s thousand-year history is reflected in its monuments and urban layout, which retains the imprint of Venetian and Ottoman rule. The narrow streets of the old town wind their way between pastel-coloured buildings, small shady squares and Byzantine churches, creating a picturesque atmosphere that invites one to stroll around. The modern waterfront, dotted with cafés, restaurants and traditional taverns, is the beating heart of city life, where locals and tourists mingle in a relaxed, typically Greek conviviality.
With its privileged Mediterranean climate, Preveza is an ideal destination from April to October, with hot summers tempered by sea breezes and particularly pleasant springs for exploring the region’s archaeological and natural treasures.
The coast of Preveza and its surroundings offer some of the most beautiful beaches in western Greece, characterised by crystal-clear waters, golden sand and lush nature that often reaches the sea. The special geographical position of the town, between the Ionian Sea and the Gulf of Amvrakikos, guarantees a variety of beaches to suit every preference.
The beach of Monolithi, located just 8 km from the centre of Preveza, is the most famous and popular in the area. This extraordinary stretch of fine, golden sand stretches 22 km along the Ionian coast, holding the record for the longest beach in the Balkans. Characterised by shallow, gently sloping waters, it is particularly suitable for families with children.
Despite its popularity, the enormous extent of the beach always guarantees sufficient space even in the high season. Some stretches are well organised with beach bars, restaurants and sports facilities, while others remain almost wild, perfect for those seeking more tranquillity. The name ‘Monolithi’ derives from the rock formations that emerge from the water in some places, creating striking scenery.
Just 10 km south of Preveza is the picturesque beach of Alonaki, a small bay nestled between cliffs covered with Mediterranean vegetation. This enchanting beach of golden sand and pebbles is washed by exceptionally clear turquoise waters, ideal for snorkelling. More intimate and cosy than the vast Monolithi, Alonaki offers a quiet atmosphere even in the summer months.
The beach is partially organised, with a small beach bar serving refreshments and light meals, but retains a natural and not overly commercial character. The surrounding hills provide natural shade in the late afternoon, making it perfect for sun worshippers who wish to avoid the hottest hours.
Loutsa beach is located on the western outskirts of Preveza, a short distance from the town centre. This long stretch of fine sand mixed with pebbles is particularly popular with locals due to its easy accessibility. The waters are clean and relatively calm, protected by the natural bay. The beach is well equipped with sunbeds, parasols and several bars and taverns serving traditional Greek dishes.
Its proximity to the city makes it ideal for a refreshing break during urban exploration, with the possibility of alternating swimming and cultural visits within the same day. The adjacent promenade offers a pleasant stroll with views of the Ionian Sea and harbour.
About 25 km north of Preveza is the picturesque beach of Ammoudi, located at the mouth of the river Acheronte (the mythological river of the Underworld in ancient Greece). This wide expanse of golden sand is framed by a natural landscape of extraordinary beauty, where the river meets the sea, creating a unique ecosystem. The waters are generally calm and shallow, perfect for families with children.
In addition to seaside relaxation, Ammoudi offers the possibility of boat trips along the Acheronte River or horseback riding on the beach. Seafood restaurants along the shore serve freshly caught local fish, with tables often placed directly on the sand.
Lygia beach is located about 15 km south of Preveza, near the fishing village of the same name. This quiet bay of sand and small pebbles offers crystal-clear waters and an authentic atmosphere far from mass tourism. The beach is partially organised, with some essential facilities but without the crowding of the better known resorts. The seabed slopes gently, making it safe for swimmers of all levels.
The village of Lygia, with its picturesque harbour and traditional tavernas serving fresh fish, adds a touch of authenticity to the bathing experience. The view of the Epirus mountains rising in the distance completes the idyllic picture of this still relatively undiscovered corner of the Ionian coast.
Preveza offers a fascinating combination of historical, cultural and natural attractions that make it a versatile and interesting destination. The old town is a maze of cobbled streets, where you can admire architecture that blends Venetian, Ottoman and Greek neoclassical influences. Sykala Avenue, the lively main thoroughfare, is lined with cafés, shops and restaurants that come alive particularly during the evening, when residents and visitors alike participate in the traditional ‘volta’ (evening stroll).
One of the most significant monuments is the St. Andrew’s Castle, an 18th century Venetian fortress located at the entrance to the harbour. Today, the castle hosts summer cultural events and offers a beautiful view of the city and the sea. Not far away, the Church of St Caralambo is a remarkable example of Orthodox religious architecture with precious icons and a characteristic bell tower.
The waterfront of Preveza is the beating heart of the city, particularly during warm summer evenings. Here you can enjoy Greek cuisine in one of the many traditional taverns, savouring local specialities such as fresh fish from the Gulf of Amvrakikos, famous for its nutrient-rich waters that provide a unique flavour to the local seafood.
For history buffs, the Preveza Archaeological Museum exhibits important artefacts from the ancient city of Nikopolis and other sites in the region, offering an in-depth look at the area’s rich past. The collection includes Roman mosaics, sculptures, ceramics and coins that testify to the prosperity of this region in antiquity.
One of the most impressive experiences is a visit to the nearby archaeological site of Nikopolis, located just 7 km from the city. Founded by Emperor Augustus in 31 B.C. to commemorate his victory at the Battle of Actium, this ancient Roman city preserves important monuments such as the odeon, baths, aqueduct and parts of the imposing defensive walls. The site, which is still being excavated and studied, continues to reveal new treasures that enrich our understanding of the Roman presence in Greece.
Preveza is an ideal base for exploring the natural and historical wonders of Epirus. We recommend renting a car to independently discover this still-authentic region little travelled by mass tourism.
Just 20 km to the north is the mythical river Acheron, known in Greek mythology as one of the rivers of the underworld. Today, this natural area offers unique experiences such as rafting in the clear waters between rocky gorges or hiking through scenic routes that follow the course of the river. The ‘Acheron Springs’, with their natural pools of crystal-clear water, are particularly impressive and an ideal place to cool down on hot summer days.
The Gulf of Amvrakikos, declared a National Park and Natura 2000 protected area, is an ecosystem of extraordinary importance for its biodiversity. This vast body of lagoon water is home to more than 250 species of birds, including pink flamingos, which can be seen especially in the spring and autumn months. Boat trips in the gulf also offer the opportunity to observe the dolphins that inhabit these nutrient-rich waters. Small fishing villages overlooking the gulf, such as Koronisia, with their traditional huts built on stilts, offer an authentic glimpse into local life.
For nature lovers and hikers, the Zalongo National Park offers well-marked trails that lead through breathtaking landscapes to the Zalongo Monument, which commemorates the heroic sacrifice of the women of Souli during the struggle for Greek independence. The area is characterised by lush Mediterranean flora and offers spectacular views of the Ionian coast.
One day can be dedicated to visiting the island of Lefkada, which is connected to the mainland by a bridge and therefore easily accessible by car. The famous beaches of Lefkada, such as Porto Katsiki and Egremni, with their white cliffs and turquoise waters, are considered among the most beautiful in the Mediterranean and are a must-see destination for sea lovers.
About 100 km away is the archaeological site of Dodona, one of the oldest oracles in Greece, which dates back to the 2nd millennium BC. The well-preserved theatre and the remains of the temple of Zeus testify to the importance of this religious centre in antiquity. The journey to Dodona passes through some of Epirus’ most impressive landscapes, with imposing mountains, deep gorges and picturesque traditional villages.
Preveza offers several accommodation options to suit all needs and budgets. The choice of area depends mainly on the type of holiday you intend to spend.
The old town of Preveza is the ideal solution for those who wish to fully immerse themselves in the authentic atmosphere of the city and have all services at their fingertips. Here you will find boutique hotels in restored historical buildings that combine the charm of traditional architecture with modern amenities. The waterfront area offers hotels and flats with beautiful sea views and easy access to the urban beach of Kyani Akti. This area combines proximity to city attractions with the pleasure of waking up with a view of the Ionian Sea. Many facilities have panoramic terraces where you can have breakfast or sip a drink at sunset. Prices in this area tend to be slightly higher, but the prime location justifies the difference.
For those seeking a predominantly beach holiday, the coastal area between Preveza and Parga, where beaches such as Monolithi and Alonaki can be found, offers resorts and holiday villages surrounded by greenery, often with swimming pools and direct access to the beach. These resorts are particularly suitable for families with children and for those who wish to alternate seaside relaxation with cultural excursions. The distance from the centre of Preveza (10-15 km) requires a means of transport, but guarantees a quieter stay, away from traffic and the city’s nightlife.
For travellers on a tight budget, the Loutsa area on the outskirts of Preveza offers inexpensive solutions such as small family-run flats and simple but cosy guesthouses. The area is well connected to the city centre by regular buses and offers easy access to the beach of the same name.
We offer a selection of hotels at Preveza to suit all categories of travellers. The most booked by tourists are the sea-facing hotels, often right on the beach. If you want to play it safe, choose one of the following: they are among the most booked hotels in Preveza, sorted by number of reviews.
If you prefer space, privacy and the ability to prepare your own meals to a hotel holiday, book a holiday home at Preveza. We recommend a few below, but in this case we advise you to book early because houses and apartments for rent at Preveza are in high demand.
Preveza is located in the region of Epirus, on the north-western coast of mainland Greece. The city stands on a small peninsula separating the Ionian Sea from the gulf, thus enjoying a strategic position that over the centuries has determined its importance as a commercial and military port. The city is about 60 km from Igoumenitsa and is only 15 km from Aktion Airport, making it easily accessible by air.
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