PAXOS
At a glance
Paxos
is known for its crystal-clear waters, lush olive groves, and peaceful Ionian charm. Small, serene, and beautifully unspoiled.
Beloved by travellers who appreciate simplicity and authenticity, Paxos moves at a calm, unhurried pace. The harbours of Gaios, Loggos, and Lakka offer waterfront tavernas, cosy bars, and pretty boutiques, while quiet coves and rocky bays invite long hours by the sea.
WHERE
Area: 30 km²
Population: 2.5k year-round
CLOSEST AIRPORT
Corfu (CFU)
Ferry or sea-taxi from Corfu to Paxos (approx. 1–1.5 hrs)
TEMPERATURE
26–30°C / 79–86°F
Warm Ionian summers with gentle breezes and clear blue skies.
BEACHES
15+
Some of the most beautiful waters in the Ionian.
Getting Here
1–1.5 hrs from Corfu
Paxos is reached by ferry or high-speed boat from Corfu, with frequent connections to Gaios. It’s the most common and convenient way to arrive on the island.
Flight to Corfu + 1–1.5 hrs ferry
There is no airport on Paxos, so visitors fly to Corfu (CFU) and continue by ferry or sea taxi to the island.
10–15 mins from Corfu
Helicopter transfers offer the fastest and most seamless way to reach Paxos, with direct flights from Corfu and nearby Ionian destinations.
Dining
A long-time favourite serving fresh seafood and traditional Greek dishes in a beautiful waterfront setting.
Famous for its spectacular sunset views, Erimitis combines Mediterranean flavours with one of the most dramatic backdrops on the island.
A relaxed, stylish spot for cocktails and light bites overlooking the charming harbour.
A warm, family-run taverna offering classic Greek cooking and the feeling of dining right at the water’s edge.
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The island’s main village, with pastel houses, a charming port, and a laid-back Ionian vibe perfect for evening strolls.
A picture-perfect fishing village known for its waterfront tavernas, boutique shops, and relaxed atmosphere.
A horseshoe-shaped bay with incredibly clear waters, colourful boats, and a vibrant yet easygoing charm.
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