Nafpaktos is a beautiful town, built amphitheatrically on a pine-covered slope, which of course is dominated by the impressive castle . The city is known for the Naval Battle of Nafpaktos that took place in 1571 between the Western powers and the Ottoman Empire.
It is an ideal destination for all seasons as it combines wonderful beaches, mountain getaways and amazing food.
With a history of 3,500 thousand years, it immediately wins over the visitor with its small and picturesque Venetian port , the imposing and well-preserved castle , the beautiful old town and the long beaches overlooking Achaia and the impressive Rio Antirio bridge
The distance between Athens and Nafpaktos is 217 kilometers via the Athens-Patras highway and the Rio Antirio bridge, while if you prefer the route that passes through Arachova, Delphi, Itea, Galaxidi, then you will travel at least 281 kilometers.
Useful Information about the City
The Municipality of Nafpaktia has already provided free parking spaces for use, both in the eastern
and western parts of the city, offering significant relief to the major traffic problem, especially during the summer months.
| East: |
PARKING 4P  4min  10min |
| PARKING P10 5min 14min |
West:
| PARKING 1o GYMNASIO 5min 8min |
| PARKING 2o GYMNASIO 7min 11min |
| PARKING P2 6min 10min |
| PRAKING P1 6min 10min |
Regarding garbage, there are bins in many places around the city. The nearest bins for both waste and recycling are located at 8 Ilarhou Tzavela Street.
