Nafpaktos is a small, seaside town in western Greece. Geographically it is located just opposite Patras, on the southern coast of Sterea. Administratively, it belongs to the prefecture of Etoloakarnania, the largest prefecture in Greece.
Nafpaktos spreads amphitheatrically along the slopes of a hill and around a small port. On top of a hill above the town, |
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In front of the port, there is a large bay of crystal water. Some |
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About an hour drive north of Nafpaktos, there is a region of great natural beauty. Forests of pine trees, rivers, waterfalls and small, traditional villages mark the landscape.
This area is called Orini (Mountainous) Nafpaktia and the most popular villages are Ano Chora, Kato Chora, Platanos and Elatou. |