Enjoy an unforgettable experience exploring unique caves, picturesque beaches and idyllic towns around Paxos — a small island in the Ionian Sea with landscapes and architecture that differs from the rest of Greece. Take a day trip to Paxos from Corfu for an opportunity to visit the famous Blue Caves and adventure hidden seaside and bays.
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Enjoy an unforgettable experience exploring unique caves, picturesque beaches and idyllic towns around Paxos — a small island in the Ionian Sea with landscapes and architecture that differs from the rest of Greece.
Take a day trip to Paxos from Corfu for an opportunity to visit the famous Blue Caves and adventure hidden seaside and bays.
Here’s everything you need to know about Paxos, one of the most exciting destinations for day trips from Corfu.
The island of Paxos, to the south of Corfu, is about 30 nautical miles away from Corfu Town and 14 nautical miles from the port of Lefkimmi.
Paxos excursions set sail from Corfu Town or Lefkimmi, with some tour operators offering private transfers to the port for a door-to-door experience.
Leaving the mainland, you'll drift by Corfu Old Town and veer past the Venetian Fortress, taking in views of the vineyards and olive groves that characterize the region.
In Paxos, you can explore the Lakka Village and discover its beaches. After lunch, visit the famous Blue Caves for a refreshing dip into the crystal-clear waters.
After admiring the white cliffs at Erimitis Beach, you head to Voutoumi Beach in Antipaxos, for more swimming and snorkeling adventures. As the afternoon sun dips, you return to Corfu, passing by Mongonisi Island.
Depart from Corfu and explore its neighboring islands, stopping off at the seaside village, Gaios, in Paxos. Sail through the famous Blue Caves and anchor off in Antipaxos to spend time snorkeling, swimming and tanning on Voutoumi Beach. Some tours may also visit Parga on Corfu before returning.
Kick back and enjoy a stress-free experience exploring one of the Ionian Sea's truest gems. Private cruises to Paxos from Corfu will take you to the best spots, including the world-famous Blue Caves and secluded beaches on Antipaxos. Additionally, these all-inclusive tours allow you to customize the itinerary to suit your needs and interests.
Spend two days out at sea sailing around Corfu, or take a longer three-day or even a four-day tour to truly experience Paxos and its neighboring islands. On these multi-day journeys you visit all the must-see spots that are only reachable via boat. You will have plenty of time to explore small villages and discover secluded beaches. The yacht has everything you need for a comfortable night’s stay.
Day trips to Paxos from Corfu generally cost between €45 and €60 per person, depending on the itinerary and duration.
Luxury full-day private tours cost €650 to €950 per traveler, depending on group size and type of vessel.
Prices for multi-day cruises on luxury yachts, cost between €1,550 and €2,950 each for the entire private experience.
Visit, stay, eat and explore around Gaios, taking in the local scenes of the main town of Paxos. Head to the pretty waterfront where yachts anchor themselves and snap loads of photos. Check out the town’s main square and don’t miss Analipsi Church.
Head 15 minutes from Gaios and discover another Paxos town, Loggos, known amongst locals as “Little Paxos”. Admire the houses and experience the restaurants and shops built around its harbor.
At the famous Lakka Village, discover its beaches and blue caves, as well as several dining and drinking options on land.
First built in the 15th century, explore the small island, Agios Nikolaos, which can be reached by boat only. Home to an abandoned castle, explore the historic architecture, watchtower and two churches.
Founded in 1996 and housed in an original 1906 building, the museum exhibits tools, instruments, utensils, books and photographs that celebrate Corfu’s ancient folklore.
Travel to Boikatika village and visit the underground water storage reservoirs, known as the Cisterns of Sarakinos or “Bouloukou.” They are built out of carved stone.
Pick up some artworks inspired by the island of Paxos or handmade jewelry designed by a Scottish designer and artist.
You’re spoiled for choice when it comes to beach days on Paxos. Visit popular beaches like Ermitis Bay and Mongonissi. There are more than 15 beaches with something different to offer travelers.
Some are more secluded, while others are ideal for families. Popular choices include Kloni Gouli Beach, Harami Beach, Monodendri Beach, Kipiadi Beach, Giannas Beach and more.
The best time to visit Paxos is from May to September. These months offer warm, sunny weather, ideal for enjoying the beaches and outdoor activities. For fewer tourists and more relaxed experience, aim for May and September.