Apartments in Paxos Greece

Stunning Corfu Getaway

Tucked away in the Ionian Sea, Paxos is a peaceful Greek island that charms visitors with its crystal-clear waters, olive-covered hills, and authentic village life. Far from the bustle of mass tourism, it offers an idyllic escape filled with tranquil beaches, hidden coves, and breathtaking sunsets. The colourful harbours of Gaios, Lakka, and Loggos welcome travellers with traditional tavernas and warm local hospitality. Our range of holiday rentals in Paxos are fully equipped with superb amenities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Whether you are looking for a secluded retreat or a villas in Paxos with a private pool, you will find the perfect home away from home for your group or family trip.

Enjoy a unique Ionian experience

Holidu offers a diverse selection of properties across the region, including villas with private pools, ocean views, and lush gardens. For those exploring the wider archipelago, take a look at our apartments in Paleokastritsa. Located on Corfu's northwest coast, Paleokastritsa is renowned for its secluded bays and the historic Paleokastritsa Monastery perched atop dramatic cliffs. In Paxos, you can choose from a variety of accommodation options featuring upmarket amenities such as:

• Pets Allowed
• Air Conditioning
• Wi-Fi Access
• Wide Screen TV
• Ocean Views
• Private Parking
• Swimming Pool & Garden

Paxos for beach lovers

Beach lovers will find paradise on Paxos, where a string of idyllic pebble beaches and hidden coves fringe the rugged coastline. The eastern side offers calm waters ideal for swimming and snorkelling at spots like Kipiadi and Marmari. On the west coast, dramatic cliffs shelter remote beaches like Erimitis, famous for its limestone formations and sunset views. For a tropical experience, take a short boat trip to Antipaxos to enjoy the powdery white sands of Vrika and Voutoumi. You may also wish to explore our apartments in Kassiopi or villas in Kassiopi, located in a picturesque harbour village in northeast Corfu known for its Byzantine castle ruins.

Paxos for history enthusiasts

History enthusiasts will find a rich tapestry of stories woven into the island's landscape. Paxos holds traces of Roman ruins, Venetian architecture, and centuries-old churches tucked into olive-clad hillsides. In Gaios, the Paxos Museum showcases maritime relics and insights into life under Venetian rule. The remains of British-built cisterns and lighthouses offer a glimpse into the island's 19th-century history as a strategic naval outpost. Traditional villages like Loggos and Lakka reveal stone houses and pathways that have remained unchanged for generations, preserving the quiet rhythm of Mediterranean island life.

1. Discover Hidden Beaches by Boat
2. Wander the Lanes of Gaios
3. Hike to the Tripitos Arch
4. Spend a Day in Lakka's Lagoon
5. Dive into Paxos's Culinary Scene
6. Hop Over to Antipaxos
7. Watch the Sunset from Erimitis Cliffs

1. Discover Hidden Beaches by Boat

Hire a small motorboat to uncover pebbled coves and turquoise bays only accessible by sea. Spots like Kipiadi and Mesovrika reward visitors with peaceful swims and postcard-perfect views. No licence is required for small boats, allowing you the freedom to anchor in the shallows and enjoy the Ionian waters at your own pace.

2. Wander the Lanes of Gaios

Gaios is Paxos's main village, where pastel buildings and harbourside cafes create a welcoming atmosphere. Browse the local artisan shops or watch the colourful fishing boats in the morning sun. The rhythm of daily life here is unhurried, making it the perfect place to linger over a coffee in a leafy square.

3. Hike to the Tripitos Arch

The hike to the Tripitos Arch leads to one of the island's most spectacular natural landmarks. This dramatic stone bridge spans the glittering sea and offers sweeping views over the rugged cliffs. The path can be rocky, so sturdy footwear is recommended for this rewarding coastal trek.

4. Spend a Day in Lakka's Lagoon

Nestled in a sheltered bay at the north of the island, Lakka is a swimmer's paradise. The shallow, crystal-clear lagoon is ideal for paddleboarding and snorkelling. The waterfront tavernas serve fresh local seafood and grilled octopus, providing a serene setting for a relaxed afternoon.

5. Dive into Paxos's Culinary Scene

Paxos is home to family-run tavernas serving authentic Ionian flavours, including slow-cooked lamb and baked feta with local honey. The island's ancient olive groves produce exceptional oil that features in almost every dish. Dining under the fig trees at sunset is a quintessential Paxos experience.

6. Hop Over to Antipaxos

A short boat ride takes you to the tiny island of Antipaxos, where the white-sand beaches of Vrika and Voutoumi rival the Caribbean. The shallow, vibrant blue seas are perfect for snorkelling, and the local beach tavernas offer a simple, off-the-grid dining experience.

7. Watch Sunset from Erimitis Cliffs

The cliffs of Erimitis on the west coast offer a front-row seat to the best sunsets on the island. As the sky turns to shades of gold and pink, the limestone formations cast dramatic shadows over the sea. It is a peaceful location to end your day, whether you bring a picnic or dine at the nearby cliffside restaurant.