Region
Epirus is a traditional geographic and modern administrative region of north-western Greece. It borders Albania to the north and the Ionian Sea to the west, and it has an area of about 9,200 km².
The lakes include Pamvotida, the Lake of Ioannina, the two alpine Drakolimni lakes in the Pindus, the Lake Aoos Springs reservoir, Pournari near Arta, and the lagoons of the Ambracian Gulf. Vikos–Aoös, Pindus and Amvrakikos Wetlands national parks lie here.
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Photo: unknown author · CC BY-SA 2.0Greece · Epirus
Lake Pamvotida, also known as the Lake of Ioannina, is the largest lake in Epirus, in northern Greece. The regional capital Ioannina stands on its western shore and the town of Perama on its northern one, while the rest is…
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Floating islands, a tortoise island, a church standing in the water, a lake that turns into a football pitch and remote Prokletije lakes: seven off-the-beaten-path lake stops in the Balkans.
