At around 3 kilometres south of Paxos, the island of Antipaxos covers only a small area of 5km². It belongs to the municipality of Paxos, and as of 2011, the resident population of the island is just 20 people. Largely covered in vineyards, Antipaxos has a port, Agrapidia, and several beaches, such as Vrika (with white sand), Mesovrika (pebbled) Voutoumi (pebbled) to mention just a few. It can be reached by sea-taxi from the port of Gaios in just 15 minutes.

Five (5) km south of Gaios, this wonderful beach is located on the southern end of Paxos. The beach is not equipped, but you can still find a few cosy taverns.

A popular pebbled beach close to the village of Logos just 9 km away from Gaios. It is partly equipped with sunbeds and umbrellas.

A delightful sandy beach ideal for snorkelling. It is located on the eastern end of Antipaxos and can be reached from Paxos by boats which depart quite frequently.

A lovely secluded sandy beach with crystal clear waters, accessible only by sea. It is located on the small island of Antipaxos and can be reached from Paxos by boats which depart quite frequently.

This amazingly unique traditional village is the main port of the island and its largest settlement. With two islets, Panagia and Agios Nikolaos, located just inside the bay, Gaios is one of the most picturesque places in Greece. You can reach the two islets by a sail boat or you can even swim there. Once at Gaios, you can visit the Paxos Museum with exhibits ranging from stone-age flint tools and classical pottery to Venetian guns. The location itself, the variety of restaurants, elegant boutiques and old style stores give Gaios a unique charm and make it an absolute must see. As you walk southwards along the shore, you can find several narrow, yet attractive, pebbled beaches to swim in.