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Lovely, quiet property a short walk into Gaios town. The cottage was well equipped with everything you need although a fan in the bedroom would be good as only one AC unit in the living room. The pool area was great. My husband & I loved our stay & highly recommend. Better signage at the property would also make it easier to find.

Beautiful village easy ferry ride from Corfu, whilst the island has plenty of eating & hospitality venues, it is still laid back and not overly burdened by tourists. Gaios is the perfect location to explore Paxos, with a local bus able to be caught to visit the rest of the island.

The ferries port is a few hundred meters far from Gaios town, which can be reached following a pedestrian road on the side of the docks. I arrived on a late Sunday morning and as I entered the town I though I had crossed the gates of hell. Full people everywhere, millionaires yachts and huge sailboats docked everywhere, in the main square restaurants offering dishes which have nothing to do with Greece. I had to take a break in my lovely B&B, then in the afternoon I started my exploration. As you exit the town following the coast road heading to south, you can find many lovely rock beaches with only a few locals. And the water is crystal clear. Still, at dinner I hardly found any place to eat greek and with decent prices. Definitely the average customer here must be a rich boat owner. The good news is that the town has multiple supermarkets with very good prices, There is not much to visit, and it's very small. Something you should not miss is the sunrise from the beaches south of the town.

Gaios is a busy harbour for luxury boats to moor overnight. So the restaurants cater for this clientele with good quality food but not necessarily traditionally Greek. It is picturesque but a number of the buildings could do some TLC (painting) to bring them back to there prime.

Gaios is extremely cute, it has stunning views, friendly people and really nice restaurants. From there, a visit to the rest of the island by road and of its coast by boat is totally recommended. Inland it is very green, it has magical corners and very friendly people. Along the coast one will navigate the most amazing blue waters in plenty of shades, visit caves and bathe in totally lonely beaches. Wonderful energy for a few days journey, at only one hour away from Corfu.

Gaios is little but charming place full of tavernas restaurants , bars . Beaches are beautiful,rocky but with Cristal water.I recommend Monodendri ,Kaki Lagada and Orcos ,but for that one you have to walk 10 minutes through forest to get to Caribbean blue water.Also visit Antipaxos from Gaios .