Katarraktis is a beautiful village built at an altitude of 800 meters, immediately after Agnanta. The older name of the village was Schoretsana.

In 1927 it was renamed and took its current name from the twin waterfalls located a very short distance, just above the village, and which you absolutely must visit. A visit to the Holy Monastery of Agia Aikaterini is also worthwhile.
Katarraktis is a village in Epirus in the Arta regional unit. Administratively, it belongs to the Municipality of Central Tzoumerka, formerly the Municipality of Agnanta.
It is built at an altitude of 800 meters in the Athamanian Mountains, which are better known by the traditional name of Tzoumerka, at a distance of 62.5 km (via the Plaka bridge) or 55 km (via Ramia) north of the city of Arta.

It consists of the main village and, within an area of 30 square kilometers, includes four settlements: Kryopigi – formerly Moutsiara, Milea, Sgara, and Vlagkada, all of which together form the community of Katarraktis. Its main attraction is none other than the twin waterfalls located at a distance of 7 km from the village, a beautiful and rare sight.