Preveza, truly a hidden gem of Greece 

Hey guys we are very happy that you visited preveza!!!we live in preveza and the life is more simple!!the food is fresh and delecious!!!❤️❤️

Useful information about PREVEZA: MY CITY The longest beach in Europe is located in Greece and specifically in PREVEZA and you are called MONOLITHI Every summer millions of tourists from all over the world visit Greece to enjoy their holidays on an island in the Aegean or Ionian Sea. There are so many options offered by our country, that even every year someone comes, he will not be able to explore all its magical points. The islands may be the main attraction of tourists, but the mainland also offers unique opportunities for tourism, picturesque villages, beautiful forests, and fantastic beaches. About such a beach we will talk in this text The huge beach of Monolithi of Preveza Especially on the issue of beaches, Greece easily wins over the rest of the Mediterranean countries. Both for the safety of its waters and for their beauty. If you are wondering now where the largest beach in Europe is, you don't have to go very far. In fact, it is located in Preveza and is called Monolithi. It is an exotic beach in the west of the Prefecture of Preveza with a length of about 25 km, which makes it the longest sandy beach in the European Union. The name Monolithi (only stone) was taken from a cluster of coastal rocks at a distance of 10 meters from the coast, with a size of about 10X10 m. These rocks protruded about a meter from the surface of the sea until 1943, when Italian and German soldiers, for entertainment, bombarded the rock with mortars and broke it. The monolithi coast extends from the village of Mytikas to the village of Kastrosykia in the Municipality of Preveza. From there begins the so-called aesthetic forest of Monolitho, which is about 8 km long. It is worth noting that in this zone construction activity is not allowed because of Ancient Nicopolis. Recently, Monolithi beach of Preveza received a special distinction from the famous magazine Forbes, which characterized it as the largest, but also the safest beach in Europe, for our post-covid holidays. Has you ever taken a dip in its blue waters? If you have not been there you will have to live it and you have to swim in its clear waters IONIAN SEA IN AKTI MONOLITHI PREVEZA.

No walking in the tunnel guys - it's underwater with very little ventilation, you could die breathing fumes (as well as an accident)