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Welcome to Paxos

Paxi  is the smallest of the Ionian Islands. In Greek mythology Poseidon created the island by striking Corfu with his trident, so that he and wife Amphitrite could have some peace and quiet.
Paxos is a quiet haven away from it all and it is an ideal place for families and people who want to enjoy quiet holidays. It is also very popular with ramblers in the spring and early autumn, when the hilly landcaspe bursts with the colours of heather and cyclamen. It is a rocky island and there is not a single place where one cannot see olive trees. Its most vibrant place is the capital Gaios, which boasts 2 discos and a dozen bars. There are another two main villages, the picturesque harbours of Logos and Lakka, where the best tavernas are to be found. High season however is short, lasting usually from 28th July to 25th August. Most visitors come from Italy and seem to occupy the island in August.

Accommodations

There is no shortage of accommodations in the island and visitors will have no problems finding a place to stay (unless they visit during the peak season without having booked in advance). There are three hotels and numerous rooms and villas for rent.