Paralia Loutsa

Paralia Loutsa, also known as Loutsa beach or Vrachos, is a tourist village and beach located in Greece. It is found in two areas, one in Athens and another in Preveza, Epirus. The beach is known for its wide sandy shores that stretch along the coast, with the Athens location being part of the city's beach lineup, while the Preveza location is situated between the mountains and the sea. The beach is characterized by its clear blue waters, with the Preveza location being awarded the Blue Flag for its cleanliness. The waters are calm, making it an ideal location for those seeking a serene beach experience. However, there are certain periods in June and July when the waves can be strong due to currents from the Adriatic Sea, but this phenomenon only lasts for a few days. Paralia Loutsa is well-organized with various amenities for visitors. It offers free sunbeds for visitors, with payment only required for consumption. There are beach bars, rental rooms, beach volleyball courts, ping pong tables, swings, cabins, showers, and platforms for water sports. In terms of infrastructure, it is equipped with a supermarket, mini markets, restaurants, taverns, and cafes. Lifeguards are stationed every 500 meters, ensuring the safety of visitors. Despite its size and popularity, Paralia Loutsa maintains a sense of tranquility. It is known for its beautiful sunsets, where visitors can witness the sun slowly sinking into the Ionian Sea, creating a mesmerizing view. The beach is also an ideal place to enjoy the sunrise and moonrise. The beach is accessible and is situated 30 km away from both Preveza and Parga, and 60 km from Igoumenitsa. Visitors can enjoy various daily excursions and activities due to the unique geography of the area. It is also surrounded by various archaeological sites and natural beauties. Despite its cosmopolitan nature, it is not overly crowded, offering a peaceful beach experience for visitors.