Paxoi - Paxoi

Small marina which also has a dock for ferries connecting Paxos with Corfu and Igoumenitsa. Waterfront full of shops, restaurants and bars, which also serves as a mooring for boats of various sizes. In the evening the streets come alive as well as its clubs. Safe harbor for boats. The only drawback is the bad smell that is heard in some parts of the promenade.

Perfect island ... just expensive all !!! From stay up to k the water you may need in case of choking will charge you gold!

Paxos is a beautiful island of the Ionian Sea with the capital of the Sea. Opposite is a small islet of opponents with a fantastic beach with turquoise crystal clear waters. The island has very nice taverns, café clubs and many tourist shops. There is also a marina where yachts are made. The island is lush with beautiful beaches and is only a couple of hours away from Parga. The route with the boat is dreamy because we pass through caves big rocks characteristic is a large rock of height of 20 meters the ortholith. The cave waters have a lovely turquoise and a deep blue color, so they are called blue caves

Paxos is an island of the Ionian Islands in the Ionian Sea. It is located 7 miles south of Corfu, 8 miles from the continental coast and administratively belongs to the Prefecture of Corfu. The capital of Paxos is the picturesque Gaios, which is naturally protected by two islets, Panagia and Agios Nikolaos. A unique place you want to go back to when you're not there anymore ....

Part of the Ionian Islands, Paxos (Παξοί / Paxoi in Greek spelling) is the largest of the two small islands south of Corfu. Accessible only to those who come on cruises, by ferry-boat or with their own boats, the island offers a lot of beaches, but small and undeveloped. Instead, the sand is fine, the water has an unimaginable color, a lot of peace, hospitality and incredibly beautiful landscapes, no matter which direction you look. Gaios is the capital of the island and the place of mooring of large vessels, including submarines (see picture). And from one of the bakery on the seafront we ate the best bread that can be made in the oven. Part of the Ionian Islands, Paxos (Παξοί in Greek spelling) is the largest of the two small islands south of the island of Corfu. Accessible only to those who come on cruises, by ferry or with their own boats, the island offers a lot of beaches, but small and undeveloped. Instead, the sand is fine, the water an unimaginable color, a lot of peace, hospitality and incredibly beautiful landscapes, no matter which direction you look. Gaios is the capital of the island and the place of mooring of large vessels, including submarines (see picture). And from one of the shops on the seafront I ate the best bread that can be made in the oven.

Nice picturesque village. People could be less rude. They see you as a wallet and not as a person. The prices of the island are unreal. All in two. I can not understand the reason. The island has no roads beyond the beautiful waters. The beaches are all with stones. If you have a yacht you go.