Antipaxos
The island of crystal waters
Nearly uninhabited, Antipaxos is a secret shared among those in the know. Just ten minutes by boat from Paxos, this tiny island reveals beaches with translucent waters worthy of the Caribbean and small vineyards where a confidential wine quietly ripens. A raw jewel, outside of time.
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What makes Antipaxos unique
With barely twenty permanent residents, Antipaxos offers a rare experience: that of an almost virgin island in the heart of the Mediterranean. The beaches of Voutoumi and Vrika, framed by pale rocks and bathed in turquoise waters, rank among the finest in Greece. Between the coves, small trails cross the vineyards that produce a local wine prized since antiquity, a curiosity to savour at the harbour taverna while relishing the absolute calm. The island can be discovered in a single day from Paxos, leaving the memory of a moment suspended between sky and sea.
When to visit Antipaxos
Antipaxos is best savoured from May to October, when boat connections from Paxos and Corfu run regularly. Spring offers the purest tranquillity, while autumn bathes the island in coppery light. Explore the entire archipelago on our Ionian Islands page.