Paxos, one of the seven sparkling gems of the Ionian Sea, captivates visitors with more than just cinematic fame. Turquoise waters, lush landscapes, and hidden caves create an irresistible paradise. A destination admired by countless travelers, it welcomes new explorers with open arms. But what makes this island so enchanting?
Paxos: The love nest of Poseidon
Paxos: The revelation of the Ionian Islands
Gaios, the dominant port, and capital of the island, with a name that refers to the Christian faith, is waiting to welcome you as a well-kept secret behind the verdant small islands of Panagia, dominated by the monastery of Panagia Vellianites and the desert of Agios Nikolaos, with the ruins of the famous Venetian castle, designed with his pen by Da Vinci himself.
The picturesqueness of the landscape you will see wants the houses painted with colors and their roofs made of tile, will leave you fully impressed. Start your walks at the pier and the busy Venetian square, while do not forget to make a stop at the buildings of the folklore museum, the old English Government House, and the statue of the hero George Anemogiannis. 
Just 5 kilometers from Gaios, your starting point, you will find the seaside Longos. Wander around its port, a base for your excursions to spectacular caves, such as that of Ypapanti, and before you sit down to eat fresh fish, reach its edge to see up close the once magnificent stone soap factory.
Move north and in front of you will appear the beautiful Lakka, with its popular sailing center, filled with olive and cypress trees. The lighthouse of the 19th century that you will find standing just outside the village, will enchant you with the view it offers.
Tip: Make your way to Tripitos, a stunning stone arch shaped by the sea’s restless power. Follow the path from Ozias village to reach this breathtaking spot. Thrill-seekers can venture across its upper edge and soak in the mesmerizing view of Antipaxos.
Paxos: Breathtaking beaches
Erimitis Beach: A gift of nature for 15 years, in this secluded and unorganized beach you will be impressed with the rocks that surround it, its white pebbles, and its turquoise waters.
The view of the sunset from its shore will leave you enchanted, so do not leave before admiring it. To get to Erimitis go to the west of the island and wear comfortable shoes because a few minutes of descent awaits you.
Galazio Beach could not but have taken its name from the wonderful color of its waters, which you will swim after first approaching it by boat. Don't forget to take supplies with you because it is completely deserted and unorganized.
Mongonissi Beach is no exception to its beauty rule, however, it is one of the few coasts of Paxos that you will find covered with sand and organized along it, making it ideal for the whole family. You will reach its crystal clear waters about 4 kilometers from the capital.
Kipiadi Beach stretches as the island’s longest shoreline, offering crystal-clear waters in mesmerizing shades of blue. Its smooth pebbles add to the charm, creating a picture-perfect retreat. While the coast remains untouched by development, reaching it from Loggos is effortless.
Marmari Beach: The coast of Marmari is a particularly famous beach of Paxos. The clear blue waters, the pebbles on its beach and the vegetation that surrounds it make the landscape truly unique. To reach this unorganized paradise, drive to Levrechi Beach and then approach it by walking through the path.
Visit Antipaxos island
Antipaxos is literally within walking distance, just 3 nautical miles, so do not miss the opportunity to immediately indulge in the magic of its unique beaches, which you will want to visit again.
Voutoumi, the coast with the unique exotic scenery, flooded with vegetation that reaches up to where the waves break, but also the verdant Vrika, with its wonderful waters will make you live in a sea dream that you will not want to wake up. 
And the feeling is so pervasive in the atmosphere of the island, that it makes anyone who visits them feel in love with this wonderful place.
Travel to Paxos and let your feelings flow...
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