Northern Greece, Greece
Preveza city does not have a metro or tram system. The KTEL Preveza bus network serves as the main public transportation option for both local routes within the region and intercity connections. These are comfortable, air-conditioned coaches, even for shorter local routes.
The main KTEL bus station in Preveza city center, near the port area, serves as the main hub for both intercity and local routes. You find schedules and purchase tickets here. The bus network connects Preveza city center to its nearby beaches (e.g., Monolithi, Alonaki), surrounding towns (e.g., Parga, Lefkada, Vonitsa), and Aktion Airport.
Always confirm bus schedules in advance, especially for less frequent routes or holidays.
Have exact change or small Euro notes for bus fares when buying from the driver.
Use Google Maps for route planning, but always confirm with official KTEL schedules.
Silver or yellow cars with a "TAXI" sign on the roof and a visible meter.
Hailing on the street, designated taxi stands, or call a local company.
Metered fares, cash (Euros) preferred. Confirm approximate fare for longer trips.
Uber/Lyft are not common in Preveza. Rely on traditional taxis.
Renting a car, motorcycle, or bicycle offers flexibility for exploring Preveza and its surroundings.
Drive on the right. Seatbelts are mandatory. No mobile phone use while driving. Strict drink-driving limits.
Major roads are well-maintained. Secondary and local roads can be narrower, winding, and sometimes unpaved in rural areas. Drive carefully.
Parking in Preveza city center can be challenging, especially in peak season. Look for designated public parking lots (often paid) or street parking.
Beyond standard buses, taxis, and rental cars, Preveza offers a few unique transportation options for specific experiences.
The charming atmosphere of Preveza is best absorbed by walking through its streets and along its scenic waterfront.
Many of the city's attractions are within easy reach on foot.