Galifianos

Galifianos is a village located in the regional unit of Thesprotia, in Epirus, Greece. It is situated in the northwestern part of the country, not far from the Ionian Sea coast. The village is part of the municipality of Filiates. Its geographical setting places it within a rural landscape characterized by hills and olive groves, typical of the Epirus region.

Historically, like many villages in the area, Galifianos likely has roots in the Byzantine or even earlier periods, though specific historical records for the village itself may be limited. Its economy has traditionally been based on agriculture, with olive cultivation being a significant activity. The community is relatively small, and its population is a mix of permanent residents and some who may have emigrated and return periodically.

The village offers a glimpse into traditional Greek rural life. Nearby attractions and points of interest would typically include the natural beauty of the surrounding Epirus countryside, the coastline, and potentially historical sites or monasteries within the broader Filiates municipality. Access to Galifianos is generally via local roads connecting it to larger towns and transportation networks in the region. Its proximity to Igoumenitsa, a major port city, facilitates travel and trade.