Paxos offers a blend of sophistication and authenticity. Sailors will find full provisioning and services in Gaios, while Lakka and Loggos provide serene, scenic alternatives. Finally, quiet anchorages around the island allow for restful overnights.
Gaios is the central port and main town of Paxos. It has everything: from stern-to mooring to water & electricity on the quay, fuel delivery, ATMs, laundry, and supermarkets. It’s also a charming place to stroll and dine.
Chandlers are available, and local technicians can assist with small repairs. For provisioning, two main supermarkets are within walking distance of the quay.
The Port Authority of Paxos is located on the waterfront in Gaios and handles all official matters related to vessels.
Contact: +30 26620 32533.
Adjacent to it, the Municipal Port Fund of Paxos manages mooring fees and infrastructure.
Contact: +30 26620 32259.
🛟 Depth: 3–5m | 💧 Water & Power: On quay | ⛽ Fuel delivery | 🛠️ Tech support | 🛍️ Full provisioning
Anything local to eat? Try "sofrito" (a Corfiot dish also found here), grilled fish, and the island’s olive oil which is among the best in the Ionian.
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Sheltered bay with turquoise waters. Stern-to or anchor. A few tavernas and small markets. Peaceful nights.
🛟 4–6m | 🍽️ Dining | 💤 Quiet anchorage
Charming small harbor. Limited quay spots, often busy. Great for a lunch stop or short overnight.
🛟 3–4m | 🍽️ Excellent food | 🛍️ Mini-market
Small anchorage with a beach taverna. Calm in settled weather. Good holding, ideal for a swim and lunch.
🛟 4–6m | 🏖️ Taverna ashore | 🚫 No services
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