We are the Paxos Specialists

The Paxos Service

Scott Williams director, Victoria, has been visiting the tiny island of Paxos with her family since the 70s, returning year on year to their little slice of paradise ever since. It’s a longstanding love affair, and they are still completely hooked and lucky enough to call it their second home.

Victoria and Flo know pretty much everyone on the island, which means we can provide and source almost anything for you. From brilliant local cooks and pre-arrival shopping to wine deliveries, taxis, boat trips and more; we’ve got you covered. One of the cooks even takes guests diving so they can catch their own dinner!

Our Lovely Paxos Team

We have an incredible local team based on the island who care just as much as we do about making sure everything is done to the highest standard and feels both special and personal.

We can take care of your transfer from neighbouring island Corfu over to Paxos, either by private sea taxi or public ferry. When you arrive in Paxos, someone from our team will be waiting at the port to welcome you and show you straight up to your villa. You will also have a dedicated rep who will be your main point of contact during your stay, all to ensure you have the most incredible holiday and fall in love with Paxos just as we did!

The Island

Gaios

Gaios is the elegant heartbeat of Paxos, where pastel waterfront buildings curve around a natural harbour filled with yachts and crystal-clear water. Arriving here feels effortlessly glamorous, with chic cafés, waterfront dining, and a gentle hum of island life setting the tone. It’s the perfect place to arrive, settle in, and ease straight into the rhythm of Paxos. In the evenings, the harbourfront is especially inviting, with restaurants and bars spilling softly onto the waterfront as the light fades.

Loggos

Loggos is the island’s most intimate hideaway, a picture-perfect fishing village where time seems to drift rather than pass. Olive trees frame a tiny waterfront lined with sophisticated tavernas and bobbing boats, creating a quietly luxurious charm. It’s the kind of place that invites slow mornings, long lunches, and the feeling that you’ve stepped into something beautifully unspoiled. Small boats can be hired from the harbour, and there are a few relaxed bars tucked just behind the waterfront for a quiet drink after exploring.

Lakka

Lakka is a jewel-like village set around a perfect, horseshoe bay of clear turquoise water. Days here move at a gentle pace, often centred around long, unhurried lunches by the harbour and easy afternoons drifting between cafés and tavernas. As the sun dips, the waterfront comes into its own, with a small but excellent choice of restaurants serving fresh seafood and local dishes right at the water’s edge. It has a soft, unspoilt charm, creating an atmosphere that feels both relaxed and quietly special.

Magazia

Magazia is a quiet inland village that offers a more traditional side of Paxos, set slightly above the coast among olive groves and stone houses. It has a handful of local tavernas and cafés, and there’s a particularly popular bar-taverna that draws people up from the coast for its relaxed atmosphere, good food, and sunset views over the island. It’s a good base if you want a more authentic, residential feel while still being within easy reach of the beaches.

Anti-Paxos

Anti-Paxos is a tiny, uninhabited island just south of Paxos, best known for its strikingly clear turquoise waters and soft white-sand beaches like Voutoumi and Vrika. The water here is unbelievably crystal clear, with vivid blues that make it feel almost unreal even on the calmest days. It’s only accessible by boat, most easily as a short trip from Gaios, which adds to its sense of exclusivity and escape. There are a couple of simple beach tavernas, but most people come for the day to swim, relax, and enjoy some of the clearest water in the Ionian.

Mongonissi

Mongonissi is a small, sheltered bay on the southern tip of Paxos, known for its calm, shallow waters and easy-going beachside feel. It has a relaxed, low-key beach club atmosphere, with a simple taverna right by the sea that makes it ideal for long, lazy lunches. It’s a popular spot for mooring boats too, so you often get a lovely mix of day visitors and yachts dropping anchor in the bay.