This large, shady campground, 4km northeast of Preveza on the road to Parga, is very nicely kept up, with clean bathrooms, good laundry facilities and a pool and restaurant (open by May and June, respectively). If you don't have a tent, you can rent one for €7, or take one of the bungalows that sleep four or five people (from €65). The whole place is set in among old olive groves just steps from a long golden-sand beach.
Camping Kalamitsi
Preveza
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Archaeological Museum of Nikopolis
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1. Archaeological Museum of Nikopolis
2.05 MILES
This modern museum brims with the treasures of Nikopolis: Roman marble statuary, mosaics from Byzantine churches and more. Abundant English-language…
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The ruins of Nikopolis, built in 28 BC by Octavian (later Augustus), after he defeated Mark Antony and Cleopatra in the naval Battle of Actium (Aktion),…
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Guarding Lefkada at the start of the causeway, 1.4km from town, the Agia Mavra fortress was constructed in the 14th century and later expanded by the…
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This excellent museum, west along the waterfront in the modern cultural centre, illuminates island history from the Palaeolithic era to the Romans. Prize…
5. Collection of Post-Byzantine Icons
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Upstairs in the local library, and unlocked on demand, this small gallery displays icons from the Ionian school and Russia that date to 1500. The two…
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Set in beautiful hilltop gardens 3km west of town towards Agios Nikitas, Moni Faneromenis was founded in 1634 and rebuilt following a fire in 1886. The…
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White-pebbled Pefkoulia Beach is a five-minute drive north of Agios Nikitas and can get busy in summer, but even crowds can't detract from its beauty.
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Broad, straight and utterly delightful Mylos Beach is a short walk west over the headland from Agios Nikitas. It remains surprisingly undeveloped.