Antipaxos, Greece – A Hidden Ionian Paradise.
Antipaxos (also called Antipaxi) is a tiny, breathtaking island in the Ionian Sea, located just 3 km (2 miles) south of Paxos. Known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, stunning beaches, and lush vineyards, Antipaxos is an unspoiled paradise perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape.
If you’re looking for a tropical-style paradise in Greece with crystal-clear waters, Antipaxos is a must-visit!

Why Visit Antipaxos?
Close to Paxos, making it a perfect day-trip destination.
Some of the most stunning beaches in Greece.
Untouched natural beauty and a peaceful atmosphere.
Ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and boat trips.
- Best time: May to September (warm weather, calm seas, and fewer crowds in early summer).
- Peak season: July & August (busier with day-trippers from Corfu & Paxos).
- Off-season: The island is very quiet in winter, with no regular boat services.


Explore the beautiful Paxos and Anti Paxos
Antipaxos is a hidden gem in the Ionian Sea, perfect for travelers seeking stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and total relaxation.
Francesca Piovani
Founder, CEO, and Architect
Rhye Moore
Engineering Manager
Helga Steiner
Architect
Ivan Lawrence
Project Manager
FAQs
Where is Antipaxos located?
Antipaxos is a small island in the Ionian Sea, located about 3 km (2 miles) south of Paxos and close to Corfu. It is one of the least populated and most pristine Greek islands.
How do you get to Antipaxos?
Since there is no airport on Antipaxos, visitors must travel by boat:
Private Boat Rental – You can rent a small boat from Paxos and explore Antipaxos at your own pace.
From Paxos – Small boats and water taxis run regularly from Gaios (Paxos’ main town), taking about 15 minutes.
From Corfu – Many day cruises from Corfu visit both Paxos and Antipaxos.
What are the best beaches on Antipaxos?
Voutoumi Beach – Famous for its turquoise waters and soft white sand, ideal for swimming. Vrika Beach – Another stunning sandy beach, with shallow waters, perfect for families. Mesovrika Beach – A more secluded spot, with crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling.
Can you stay overnight on Antipaxos?
Antipaxos has very limited accommodation, mostly private villas and guesthouses. Most visitors stay on Paxos and visit Antipaxos as a day trip.
What activities can you do on Antipaxos?
Swimming & Snorkeling – The clear waters and marine life make it a paradise for snorkeling. Boat Trips – Renting a boat or joining a tour lets you explore hidden coves and remote beaches. Wine Tasting – Antipaxos has small vineyards producing local wine, which you can sample at tavernas.
Is Antipaxos crowded?
Peak season (July & August) – Popular with day-trippers from Paxos and Corfu, so beaches can be busy. Off-peak season (May, June, September) – Quieter with fewer crowds and a more relaxed vibe.
What makes Antipaxos special?
Incredible Caribbean-like beaches.
Crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming & snorkeling.
A peaceful, unspoiled paradise.
Close to Paxos, making it an easy and worthwhile day trip.