
Northern Greece Greece Travel Guide
The main airport serving Preveza and the surrounding region is Aktion National Airport (PVK). It is located approximately 7 kilometers (4.3 miles) south of Preveza city. This airport also serves the popular Ionian island of Lefkada, which connects to the primary land area via a floating bridge just south of the airport.
Direct flights from major global hubs (e.g., New York, Sydney, Dubai) are generally unavailable to Aktion Airport (PVK). Travelers from outside Europe typically fly into a major Greek hub first.
Aktion Airport (PVK) is a small airport, but it brings basic facilities including shops, cafes, ATMs, and free Wifi-Fi.
Taxis are outside the terminal. A ride to Preveza city center takes 15-20 minutes and costs €20-€25.
Vehicle rental desks are at the airport. Booking in advance is a good idea for better rates and availability. DiscoverCars.com is an option.
The main and most efficient mode of intercity public land transportation to Preveza. KTEL is Greece's national bus service, known for its extensive routes plus present coaches.
KTEL Preveza operates services connecting Preveza city to major Greek cities like Athens (5-6 hours) and Thessaloniki (4-5 hours), and regional towns like Ioannina (1.5 hours).
An International Driving Permit (IDP) with your domestic license is a legal requirement for non-EU citizens. Roads joining main cities are well-maintained. Local roads vary. Greek drivers can be assertive. Parking in Preveza city can be challenging.
Preveza port principally provides for local fishing boats, private yachts, plus tinier leisure vessels. It does not have regular passenger ferry services to other major Greek islands or distant mainland ports.
There are no significant river transportation options available for tourist travel in the Preveza region. The main river, the Acheron, is known for its natural beauty and mythological connections.