Epirus Riviera · mainland Greece
Sivota.
Pine-covered hills, rocky coves, sheltered islands and a harbour that opens onto some of the most beautiful water along the Epirus coast.
Sivota is surrounded by hills which are covered with pine, cypress and olive trees. The coast is characterized by rocky coves, beautiful bays with fine and elongated sand and pebble beaches.
Sivota first was called Volia and Mourtos; since 1950 the name of the village is Sivota. The centre, with numerous cafés and restaurants, is situated next to the harbour. From the terraces you can watch the lovely sailboats.
Off the coast of Sivota are three small islands: Mourtemeno, Agios Nikolaos and Bella Vraka. On the main pebble beaches—Zavia, Mega Ammos and Zeri—sunbeds and umbrellas are available for a fee. Beside the harbour is also a beach, while the village has a number of tourist shops.
Sivota by sea
Blue Lagoon, Bella Vraka and hidden coves.
Approach Sivota from the water aboard Almyra and experience the mainland's emerald coastline, Papanikolis Cave, Blue Lagoon and Bella Vraka as one connected day at sea.
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