Paxos is an island of endless olive groves and Anti Paxos one large vineyard. The eastern coastline of the islands are gentle compared to the west coast which are bold and abrupt, with caves, arches and shear cliffs.

"Kerkya Lines" run a ferry service for both vehicles and foot passengers. They leave from Corfu's New Port and sail to Paxos via Igoumenitsa and takes around 3hours 15mins. For sailing times contact the Corfu agent Tel 00 30 26610 23874 / 23876 or telephone the Paxos Agent 00 30 26620 32269 /32440

How to get to Paxos for the Indepenent Traveller, Places to Rent and lots more information on all you need for a Great Holiday on Paxos

"Despina" and “Christa” are passenger ferry boats that connects Paxos and Corfu. Departures/Arrival points are Paxos (Gaios - New Port) and Corfu (New Port - Setti Venti Café). - Refreshments available on board

Lakka is the northern port of Paxos set gorgeous horse shoe shaped bay and flanked by high ground covered in olive and cypresses trees. The bay which is almost completely sheltered from the open sea is excellent for swimming, water sports and for mooring boats including overnight.

Locals guide to the fantastic Tavernas, Restaurants and Bars to be discovered on the beautiful island of Paxos, Greece.

There are two main beaches at the north end of Anti Paxos Vrika and Voutoumi. The shore line of the first beach Vrika is sandy, Voutoumis shore line is pebble but under foot in the water there is white sand. Here you have some of the finest clear blue seas in the world for swimming and snorkelling, its safe for all ages to enjoy.

Villa Anthea is on the charming island of Paxos and situated amongst the olive groves on the road from Fontana to Loggos. Just 5 minutes walk from Fontana and a 20 minutes walk to Loggos Beach.

How to get to Paxos for the Indepenent Traveller, Places to Rent and lots more information on all you need for a Great Holiday on Paxos

Paxos Museum. According to the legend, Paxos rose from the Ionian Sea at the command of Poseidon to provide a meeting place for himself and Amfitrite. Its creation out of love and for love, must be the reason why visitors throughout the ages have found the island so fascinating.