Paxos & Antipaxos marinas
Paxos is a compact northern-Ionian ground with three harbour stops (Gaios, Lakka, Loggos) and easy day hops; Antipaxos offers anchorages only (Voutoumi, Vrika). It’s micro-tidal, summer sea-breezes are reliable, and ferry/tour-boat traffic is frequent in the channels.
About Paxos & Antipaxos
Gaios is the main town harbour set in a narrow channel sheltered by the islets of Panagia and Agios Nikolaos, giving calm, city-front berths.
To the north, Lakka is a large turquoise bay with stern-to moorings on the quay and ample sand for anchoring.
Loggos is smaller and mostly local; visiting boats typically anchor off in settled weather. Mongonisi at the south offers a small quay and a well-used anchorage with limited depths and basic services.
Antipaxos has no marinas—this is an anchoring-only destination (Voutoumi, Vrika) with sandy bottoms in fair weather.
Overall it’s a micro-tidal area; wind and pressure define sea level and sea state. Cruising is daylight-oriented with attention to ferry traffic and narrow passages.
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