Travel to Tzoumerka, the spectacle of Greek nature

Nestled in the grandeur of Tzoumerka's Athamanika mountains, straddling Epirus and Thessaly, lies an enchanting cluster of traditional villages. These picturesque havens find their place amidst vertiginous slopes and deep gorges, a delicate balance of tradition and modernity. Each village is a story unto itself, written in stone mansions, cobbled streets, and timeless fountains. Syrrako's preserved beauty boasts narrow alleys and historic watermills. Pramanta unveils the sensory wonder of Anemotrypa Cave, while Kalarrytes' opulent mansions echo a prosperous past. The Kipina Monastery's rock-hewn solitude commands respect.

Vourgareli charms with its Red Church and springs that embellish the landscape. The legendary Plaka Bridge stands as a testament to architectural marvels amidst nature. The double cascades of Souda in Theodoriana leave visitors breathless. Trekking trails beckon, inviting exploration of this natural tapestry. Tzoumerka's villages are an earthly paradise, where history and modernity dance in harmony, nature beckons with open arms, and every step narrates a unique tale.

Food and local cuisine

The local cuisine of the area offers a wide variety of flavors and dishes from excellent quality ingredients. The local meats stand out, cooked in many variations, hunting, the wide variety of pies (masondra, traditional vegetable pie with corn flour porridge), the excellent dairy and cheese products, (galotyri) and the cooked ones, accompanied by crayfish local tsipouro. Spoon sweets served with strained yogurt complete a menu of high standards.

When to visit Tzoumerka

The area is suitable for visits all year round, depending on your interests and activities. The spring and autumn seasons are suggested as ideal, as the weather conditions favor many activities and excursions to nature.

Moving from/to Tzoumerka

Go to the area of Tzoumerka by road. From Thessaloniki, via Egnatia Odos to Ioannina and then through the provincial road Ioannina - Pramanta. From Athens to Arta and from there via the provincial road Arta-Pramanta. The area is also approached by bus routes starting from Ioannina.