A charming, well protected port town in a narrow channel between N. Paxos and Melissi. Water and fuel by truck. You can enter Gaios from a northerly or southerly direction passing two small islands, the first at the mouth of Gaios harbour is called Panayia (Virgin Mary) on which there is a splendid white monastery.
2015/06/23
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En arrivant par le S, le phare sur Antipaxos est remarquable. Ce port est très fréquenté en été. Les ferries, les bateaux en flottilles ou autres vont et viennent, congestionnant le petit port. Il faut donc faire attention en entrant dans le port. A cause de ce trafic important, il est fréquent que les mouillages s'emmêlent.
2008/12/6
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Agréable petit port bien protégé. Il est préférable d’arriver même par vent fort par le nord plus de fond 15 m que le sud 2m. Bien protégé du vent N ou W. Eau et GO par camion. Beaucoup de restaurants, bars sur le port. Un peu de ravitaillement.
Only 2 kilometers or so south of Paxos is Anti Paxos even smaller. There are two main beaches at the north end of Anti Paxos Vrika and Voutoumi. The shore line of the first beach Vrika is sandy, Voutoumi's shore line is pebble but under foot in the water there is white sand. Here ...
At the southern point of Paxos the small Island of Moggonissi is set in the most beautiful surroundings and is a place you must visit when you come to Paxos. It is surrounded by clear blue sea and has a sandy beach which offers safe bathing for all ages. It also provides good shelter ...
gem to our liking, and well sheltered. In the end of the bay, towards the village, you may find an available berth, (low quay line) using your own anchor. We prefered to anchor outside the weed belt in the inner part on pure white sand. Or if the wind is coming in from east, take ...
Bonne tenue.
Bonne tenue.
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Le phare , entouré par un mur blanc, sur Nisis Panayia marque l'entrée du chenal N.
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A charming, well protected port town in a narrow channel between N. Paxos and Melissi.
En arrivant par le S, le phare sur Antipaxos est remarquable.
