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The Municipality of Igoumenitsa identifies Aktion, Corfu and Ioannina airports as air gateways for the area; onward road travel is required to reach Sivota. Greece’s official tourism portal states that the road journey from Ioannina to Syvota takes about 1.5–2 hours.
Thesprotia KTEL lists the Igoumenitsa–Syvota–Perdika route, providing public road access to Syvota. Greece’s official tourism portal also notes connections via Igoumenitsa, Preveza and Ioannina. KTEL Thesprotias lists the Igoumenitsa–Sivota–Perdika route, connecting Sivota by public bus with Igoumenitsa and Perdika.
Use 199 to report a fire. The directory also lists the Igoumenitsa Fire Brigade at 26650 23202. 112 is free and connects callers with the Police, Fire Service, EKAB ambulance service and Coast Guard. It can also be contacted without a SIM card and supports SMS.
The regional tourism guide identifies Mega Ammos, Mikri Ammos, Zavia, Zeri, Piscina and Kokkino Vracho as beaches for swimming and water sports. Sivota combines sandy beaches, hidden coves and four uninhabited islets: Agios Nikolaos, Mavro Oros, Megalo Mourtemeno and Mikro Mourtemeno.
The Ancient Theatre of Gitana in Thesprotia is listed among the Ministry of Culture’s official cultural venues and is a notable archaeological excursion from Sivota. The Ministry of Culture’s archaeological listing records the Vrachonas Ottoman settlement in Sivota as a cultural heritage site of the area.
For an inland day trip, the Acheron valley offers a wild natural setting and trekking routes starting from the village of Glyki. Boat excursions depart from Sivota harbour for Piscina Beach, known as the Blue Lagoon, and the nearby islets.
Traditional local pies include greens pie, cheese pie, leek pie, meat pie and milk pie. Sivota’s culinary identity combines fresh fish and seafood with Epirus-style pies, greens, cheeses, meats and olive oil.
Compare road access, intercity buses, rail where available and the airport serving Sivota. Recheck official sources for current timetables before travelling.
The Municipality of Igoumenitsa identifies Aktion, Corfu and Ioannina airports as air gateways for the area; onward road travel is required to reach Sivota.
Greece’s official tourism portal states that the road journey from Ioannina to Syvota takes about 1.5–2 hours.
Syvota is accessible by road from Ioannina, Aktion/Preveza and Corfu airports. Travel from Corfu additionally requires a ferry to Igoumenitsa.
Igoumenitsa has ferry links with Italian ports including Ancona and Brindisi, providing international sea access to the wider Syvota area.
Travellers can reach Igoumenitsa by ferry from Corfu and then continue by road for approximately 24 km to Syvota.
KTEL Thesprotias operates the Igoumenitsa–Sivota–Perdika route, providing bus access from the region’s main transport hub.
Greece’s official tourism portal reports intercity KTEL connections between Syvota, Igoumenitsa, Preveza and Ioannina; travellers from Athens or Thessaloniki generally transfer via Ioannina or Igoumenitsa.
For ferry access, the area’s main hub is Igoumenitsa Port, with connections to Patras, Corfu, Paxos and Italian ports.
Igoumenitsa Port is the main international maritime gateway for Syvota, with connections to Italy, Corfu and Paxos.
The area is reached via Egnatia Odos (E90), Ionia Odos (A5) and the Igoumenitsa–Preveza national road (E55), with Sivota served by the road network south of Igoumenitsa.
Syvota is reached via Epirus’ main motorway network, particularly the Egnatia and Ionian motorways, with the final approach through Igoumenitsa and the national road toward Preveza.
Local buses, taxis, transfers, rentals, parking, walking and other practical ways to move around Sivota.
Thesprotia KTEL lists the Igoumenitsa–Syvota–Perdika route, providing public road access to Syvota. Greece’s official tourism portal also notes connections via Igoumenitsa, Preveza and Ioannina.
KTEL Thesprotias lists the Igoumenitsa–Sivota–Perdika route, connecting Sivota by public bus with Igoumenitsa and Perdika.
Taxi Sivota is based in Sivota and offers bookings for private tours and airport transfers.
TST Transfer, a family-run business based in Sivota, arranges rides to and from Igoumenitsa port, airports, hotels and residences.
A local Sivota provider offers private transfers using taxis, minivans and minibuses for airport, port and group transportation.
Useful numbers, emergency services, health, tourist information, accessibility and public services. Specific details include their source.
Use 199 to report a fire. The directory also lists the Igoumenitsa Fire Brigade at 26650 23202.
112 is free and connects callers with the Police, Fire Service, EKAB ambulance service and Coast Guard. It can also be contacted without a SIM card and supports SMS.
For immediate assistance in Greece, call 112; ambulance 166, police 100, fire service 199 and Coast Guard 108.
Call 166 for an ambulance. The same directory lists Filiates Hospital at 26640 22203 and Igoumenitsa Health Centre at 26650 24420.
The Thesprotia useful-phones directory lists the Sivota Regional Clinic at 26650 71256.
EHIC holders can receive medically necessary state healthcare in Greece during a temporary stay under the same conditions as people insured in Greece.
The official Syvota–Sivota map of the Regional Unit of Thesprotia lists the Medical Center of Sivota at 26650 93075.
The Ministry of Health states that 166 is used when immediate hospital transport is needed. Give your exact location and a nearby landmark in Sivota.
The area services map lists Sakkelopoulou Ioli pharmacy in Sivota at 26650 93150.
The government eHealth Record service provides a search tool for the pharmacy on duty in your area; use it for Sivota before travelling there.
For local safety matters, the Thesprotia useful-phones directory lists Sivota Police Station at 26650 93333.
The area map lists a Tourist Information Office in Sivota at 26650 93197.
For port-related and maritime-safety matters, the Thesprotia directory lists the Sivota Port Office at 26650 43100.
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For emergency medical help and transport.
To report a fire. In immediate danger also use 112.
For emergencies at ports or at sea.
Tourist Police service line.
Beaches, hiking, water activities, boat trips, diving and family options in Sivota.
The regional tourism guide identifies Mega Ammos, Mikri Ammos, Zavia, Zeri, Piscina and Kokkino Vracho as beaches for swimming and water sports.
Sivota combines sandy beaches, hidden coves and four uninhabited islets: Agios Nikolaos, Mavro Oros, Megalo Mourtemeno and Mikro Mourtemeno.
A local operator lists two-hour, half-day, full-day and family cruise options around Sivota.
The area is well suited to sailing and boat trips among the islets of Agios Nikolaos, Mavro Oros, Megalo Mourtemeno and Mikro Mourtemeno.
Boat excursions depart from Sivota port for Piscina Beach, known as the Blue Lagoon, with opportunities for swimming and snorkelling around the islets.
Boat rental in Sivota provides access to the coastline, islets and beaches difficult to reach by land, with options including boats with or without a licence and skipper services.
Some sea services in the area offer glass-bottom boats, allowing visitors to observe the seabed without getting wet.
Boat excursions depart from Sivota harbour toward Piscina and the Mourtemeno islets, with opportunities for swimming and marine exploration.
Sivota offers scuba diving in the clear Ionian waters, with organised options for beginners and visitors without equipment.
Zeri Beach features water slides, providing an additional seaside activity for children and families.
Bella Vraka is located on Megalo Mourtemeno and can be reached by boat or by walking through shallow water, making it a notable family-friendly option.
Family-oriented cruises include safe swimming spots, activities for children and time for relaxation.
The coast and islets around Sivota support swimming, snorkelling, kayaking, SUP and exploring small coves by boat.
Piscina Beach, in the Sivota islet complex, is suitable for swimming and exploring the seabed with a mask and snorkel.
Piscina Beach, in the Sivota islet complex opposite Agios Nikolaos, is known for turquoise waters and is suitable for swimming and snorkelling.
Local operators offer snorkelling cruises in the Ionian waters, focusing on marine life and underwater scenery.
Museums, archaeological sites, monuments, religious sites and cultural venues. Confirm hours and tickets with the official source before visiting.
The Ancient Theatre of Gitana in Thesprotia is listed among the Ministry of Culture’s official cultural venues and is a notable archaeological excursion from Sivota.
The Ministry of Culture’s archaeological listing records the Vrachonas Ottoman settlement in Sivota as a cultural heritage site of the area.
The Ministry of Culture lists Vrachonas in Sivota as an “Ottoman settlement,” within Greece’s recorded archaeological sites and monuments.
Southeast of modern Sivota, the ruined settlement of Vrachonas preserves around 50 stone two-storey houses with vaulted ground floors dating from the 18th–19th centuries. It was declared a protected historic monument in 1993.
The Ministry of Culture’s official cultural programme lists the Archaeological Museum of Igoumenitsa, the principal nearby museum option for visitors to Sivota.
Landmarks, villages, nature, viewpoints, protected areas and day-trip ideas around Sivota.
For an inland day trip, the Acheron valley offers a wild natural setting and trekking routes starting from the village of Glyki.
Boat excursions depart from Sivota harbour for Piscina Beach, known as the Blue Lagoon, and the nearby islets.
On the route from Igoumenitsa to Sivota, Plataria is a nearby coastal stop, while the Agia Paraskevi chapel offers views over its bay.
Boat excursions from Sivota harbour reach Piscina, Megalo Mourtemeno, Mikro Mourtemeno and other coves in the islet complex.
On a hill east of Sivota lie the remains of Vrahona, including around 50 old stone houses and traces of a prehistoric acropolis.
Sivota is surrounded by the small islands of Agios Nikolaos, Mavro Oros, Megalo Mourtemeno and Mikro Mourtemeno, forming a distinctive landscape of coves and green shores.
Sivota’s notable natural sights include Bella Vraka, Piscina, Gallikos Molos, Mikri Ammos and Mega Ammos.
Piscina Beach lies in Sivota’s islet complex opposite Agios Nikolaos and is known for its turquoise waters.
The seaside settlement is built around a sheltered bay, offering views towards the islets and the green coastal landscape.
The Municipality of Igoumenitsa describes the approach to Sivota as a scenic coastal route with a picturesque settlement, green islets and views over the Ionian waters.
Nearby Plataria provides access to the church of Agia Paraskevi, located about 3 km from the village on a site with historical associations.
Local products, markets, culinary traditions, wineries and food experiences. Specific information includes its source.
Traditional local pies include greens pie, cheese pie, leek pie, meat pie and milk pie.
Sivota’s culinary identity combines fresh fish and seafood with Epirus-style pies, greens, cheeses, meats and olive oil.
Visitors can look for greens, cheese, leek, meat and milk pies, all characteristic expressions of Epirote cuisine.
The local food identity combines fish, prawns, squid and octopus with Epirote pies, greens, cheeses, meat and olive oil.
Blue Coast highlights local ingredients such as eggs, honey, bread and cheese in its breakfast offering.
Regional cheeses include feta, galotyri, anthotyro and kefalotyri, served as accompaniments or used in traditional recipes.
The wider Epirote food landscape includes the wines of Zitsa and Metsovo, along with aged tsipouro.
Epirote cuisine gives a prominent role to feta, galotyri, anthotyro and kefalotyri, commonly used in pies and meze.
The Efyra restaurant at Sivota Diamond Spa Resort offers buffet meals with an emphasis on local Greek products.
Blue Coast Restaurant offers homemade Greek dishes, seafood, and desserts including spoon sweets and homemade treats.
Georgeos Family, by Sivota’s small harbor, serves Greek cuisine and homemade-style dishes rooted in a long family tradition.
Onar in Agia Paraskevi combines Greek and Mediterranean cuisine with a contemporary creative approach and an emphasis on local products.
The family-run Georgeos Family tavern by Syvota harbour serves home-style Greek dishes and uses fresh seasonal ingredients.
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