The central section, along the Ionian beaches: from Kanali towards Aghia Pelagia, Kastrosykia, Lygia and the Loutsa junction. Alternating pine-clad shores and turquoise waters.
The southern, coastal section of the Ionian Route: it starts from the Preveza waterfront and Pantocrator Castle and follows the Ionian shore north-west, passing the unique sandy beach of Monolithi to Kanali. A flat, easy ride with sea views.
A journey through the cultural wealth of the Prefecture of Preveza, from the city to the Louros valley, linking unique monuments — from Palaeolithic Asprochaliko and the ancient Elian colonies to the impressive Roman aqueduct.
A combination of hiking and river crossing. From Samoniva, the path wraps around the Koungi hill and reaches the Tsaggariotiko stream, where the only survivor of the seven Souliot watermills stands within a beautiful plane-tree forest. The stream then flows through a small gorge with striking meanders, down to the Dala Bridge and its confluence with the Acheron.
The most enchanting route — a whole day spent in the waters of the Acheron. The constantly changing scenery, the pools that form along the way and the dense vegetation that often covers the river make crossing the gorge a unique experience. About 25% of the route is swimming and the rest is walking. Never do it alone — there is no way out before the Dala Bridge. A special waterproof bag is essential.
