Located in the heart of Epirus, between Ioannina and Arta, Tzoumerka is a destination where nature, tradition, and peace coexist. With rivers, waterfalls, and traditional villages, it offers authentic experiences far from mass tourism.

Τzoumerka
Wild nature, traditional villages, and authentic mountain experiences
Tzoumerka (Athamanika Mountains) is an authentic destination for those who love nature, outdoor adventures, and peaceful mountain living. The rugged beauty of the mountains, stone bridges, gorges, and rivers creates a breathtaking landscape. Traditional villages such as Pramanta, Kalarrytes, and Syrrako preserve the region’s heritage. Ideal for hiking, rafting on the Arachthos River, canyoning, and exploring caves like Anemotrypa, it offers a unique experience of authenticity, tranquility, and deep connection with nature.
Highlights
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Epirus authenticity with mountain grandeur and deep tradition
Gastronomy – Local gems & must-try flavors
The local cuisine features high-quality meats, game dishes, traditional pies like masontsa, and excellent dairy products such as galotyri cheese. Meals are complemented by local wines and tsipouro, while spoon sweets served with yogurt complete the experience.

Best Time to Visit
Tzoumerka is a year-round destination. Spring and autumn are ideal due to mild weather and perfect conditions for outdoor activities.

How to get around Tzoumerka
Transportation options to/from the airport
You can reach the Tzoumerka region by car. From Thessaloniki, take the Egnatia Odos to Ioannina, then continue via the provincial road Ioannina–Pramanta. From Athens, travel to Arta and then follow the Arta–Pramanta route. The area is also accessible via KTEL buses from the Ioannina region.
Public Transportation
Getting around the villages of Tzoumerka is mainly done by private car. Once you arrive, explore the area through scenic walking trails to fully experience its natural beauty.
Q&A
By car from Arta or Ioannina, as the mountainous terrain requires flexible transportation.
Yes – it offers a peaceful environment, nature activities, and authentic experiences.
Rafting, hiking, canyoning, cave exploration, and cultural visits.
Yes – traditional guesthouses and eco-lodges in villages like Pramanta and Kalarrytes.
Comfortable clothing, hiking shoes, a rain jacket, and a camera to capture the stunning landscapes.




