Palairos is a picturesque small town located on the west coast of mainland Greece, is evocatively situated in a breathtaking backdrop of beautiful and serene vistas and the crystal clear waters of the Ionian Sea. Olive trees, vineyards and pine trees extend down to the spectacular sandy beaches. Beachfront bars, restaurants and bars are within walking distance. Many of the old traditions of the town are kept alive and unchanged by the local population today, giving the village its own unique character. Time has a completely different meaning in this pleasant and charming atmosphere and relaxed path of life of Paleros and its traditional tavernas and small alleys.
The town is very centrally located in the area making it ideal for short excursions to the adjacent island of Lefkada, separated from the mainland by a 50 meters’ floating bridge. Preveza, Parga, Messolongi and many other places of interest can be reached very easily by car and offer wonderful destinations for daily excursions. Within short drives you may visit some important archaeological sites of the country, and enjoy trekking in beautiful scenery.It  is also a perfect place for those who love sailing as it is hard to imagine a more perfect sailing and cruising area.
During summer the wind picks up at midday, blows through the afternoon and disappears at sunset giving therefore no worries to the travelers about anchor holding during the night! The perfect morning calm lets sailboats motor northwards against the prevailing wind direction and gives the opportunity for yachts and speed boats to cruise with safety. Paleros is appreciated for its excellent conditions for any water sport activities.The region is particularly popular for diving and it takes just a short swim under water to discover the unique beauty of these waters. Paleros sits on the edge of Paleros bay against the amazing backdrop of the Arcananian Mountains. Due to this unique combination of the mountains absorbing all humidity and the sea which is around the area has a pleasant dry and mild climate. Long – dry warm summers and sunny winters. 300 days of sunshine per year.