NAFPAKTOS TRAVEL GUIDE

Find out everything about your holidays in Nafpaktos on our travel guide! Although it is relatively untouched by international tourists, Nafpaktos is a town well-known to the Greeks. Having a Medieval charm and a fairytale vibe, Nafpaktos Greece never fails to charm visitors. Its small Venetian port, laid-back beaches, and lush green landscape make Nafpaktos a beautiful destination to visit!

The picturesque Nafpaktos port is arguably the trademark of this little town. Apart from the colorful boats that moor there during the summer, at Nafpaktos port, you’ll also see a statue of Cervantes, who lost his arm in a naval fight close to Nafpaktos during the Medieval times. From the port of Nafpaktos starts a beautiful long beach that stretches for many meters and is the perfect option for a plunge near town.

On a hill above Nafpaktos town sits an imposing Venetian castle with a breathtaking view of the sea and the opposite coasts of Peloponesse. It’s worth a visit!

If you are in a mood for a road trip, you should set off to explore the nearby Delphi, Olympia, Messolonghi and the many seaside villages of the region!

One thing is for sure: Nafpaktos will blow you away! Find out how to get there and some amazing photos!!

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Sitting on the western side of the country, opposite to the northern coasts of Peloponesse, Nafpaktos Greece is arguably one of the most picturesque little towns in Greece. Its Medieval character, unspoiled charm, and laid-back style make it a popular destination for relaxing holidays!

On a hill above Nafpaktos stands an imposing Medieval castle, a vestige of the Venetian rule. From Nafpaktos Castle, you can marvel at a breathtaking view of the sea and the natural surroundings.

The port of Nafpaktos Greece is arguably the trademark of the town! Surrounded by stone-made walls and towers, it oozes a discreet medieval charm. A sunset stroll along the seafront promenade is beyond dreamy! If you want to continue your stroll to another place, head to Gribovo, a lovely place packed with plane trees!

Nestled in the verdant mountains around Nafpaktos are many beautiful monasteries, some dating back to the Byzantine times. As for Nafpaktos beaches, Psani and Chiliadou are the best options for a plunge near the town.

If your feet are getting itchy for an adventure, go for a road trip! Your best bet is to hire a car and do day trips to the nearby Messolonghi, Patras, Olympia, Delphi, and Lake Trichonida.

Nafpaktos is a place full of revelations!

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  • Venetian Castle
    Venetian Castle
    The Venetian Castle of Nafpaktos is located on the hill top above the town. This is a very strong, well-preserved castle that offers amazing view to the sea.
  • Town beach
    Town beach
    A large beach with pebbled shore and crystal water starts from the port of Nafpaktos. This place is lined up with hotels, cafeterias and restaurants and gives a relaxing atmosphere.
  • Tower of Botsaris
    Tower of Botsaris
    In a short walk from the port of Nafpaktos is the tower of Botsaris, an elegant mansion in traditional style. This tower today hosts a museum dedicated to the Battle of Lepanto.
  • Statue of Cervantes
    Statue of Cervantes
    At the port of Nafpaktos, there is a statue of the Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes, who took part in the Battle of Lepanto in 1571. In fact, he lost his left hand in this battle.

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