Handed back the hire car and took the bus all the way from Corinth, or Korinthos, to Parga. Really appreciate how good the Turkish bus system is. Greece does not appear to have a system. I was told I could take one bus all the way and it would take 4 hours. In the event I had to change buses and it took 7 hours.
Even finding the right bus was a challenge.
Scenery not particularly interesting and dark for the last 3 hours.
Parga at 9.30 in february is pretty much closed but one hotel open and only a short walk from the bus.
Explored the town this morning and it is really charming.
Central square has twice weekly market
Parga's answer to Curcilar
Nice walk up the hill behind town
Small shops selling everything you need
The harbour
The promenade
The town beach
The locals
450EU per month
Even finding the right bus was a challenge.
Scenery not particularly interesting and dark for the last 3 hours.
Parga at 9.30 in february is pretty much closed but one hotel open and only a short walk from the bus.
Explored the town this morning and it is really charming.
Central square has twice weekly market
Parga's answer to Curcilar
Nice walk up the hill behind town
Small shops selling everything you need
The harbour
The promenade
The town beach
The locals
Went house hunting with local agent, a house in nearby village, lovely location but north facing and not enough garden.
450EU per month
A small studio in town also facing the wrong way, 250.
I'm sure I could find a suitable place here though it would be almost like staying in kas.
Taking the 7am bus in the morning to Albania.

























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