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Anchor in 2-4 m over sand/mud and weed. There is a small quay that can take about 6 yachts stern-too. The view from the lighthouse is very good. Water and electricity available from the travel agent on the quay. | Anchor in 2-4 m over sand/mud and weed. There is a small quay that can take about 6 yachts stern-too. The view from the lighthouse is very good. Water and electricity available from the travel agent on the quay. | ||
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====Port Longos==== | ====Port Longos==== |
Revision as of 16:39, 13 April 2010
Paxos (Port of Entry)
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| 39°12.12′N, 20°11.26′E |
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The two islands Paxos and Anti-Paxos (together are known as Paxoi) (Παξοί), Paxoi is the plural of Paxos. They are 7 nM south of Corfu (Kerkyra). These two island have become very fashionable with the tourists, especially with the Italians, and the charter fleets. In the summer they are crowded.
Charts
- BA
- 189 Nisos Sapiénza to Nisos Paxoi
- 203 Zakinthos to Paxoi
- Imray-Tetra
- G11 Nísos Kérkira to Nísos Levkas
- NIMA
- 54280 Corfu Channel to Nisis Proti
- Greek
- 212 Othonoi I. to Amvrakikos Gulf- Kerkyra I. And Paxoi I. Inset: Northern Kerkyra Strait
Radio Net
Also see World Cruiser's Nets
- Coast Guard - VHF channel 12
Weather
- See Ionian Sea Weather
- Also see Ionian Sea Currents & Tides
Danger: On the E side of Paxos there are two reefs: Ifalos Paxoi and Ifalos Panayias.
Check-in facilities
None.
Ports and Popular Stops
Ports
Port Gaios
39°12.12′N, 20°11.26′E
Port Gaios is the harbor of Paxos. Despite the crowded conditions is an attractive little harbor. It efforts excellent shelter from the meltemi. Moor stern-to the quay or anchor off a little to the south. It is also posible to anchor in the north channel and take a stern line ashore to the N side of Ay. Nikolaos. The bottom is mostly sand with some weed and provides good holding. In the summer season yachts are required to move from some parts of the quay by 0900 to make space for tripper boats from the mainland. |
Anchorages
Port Lakka
39°14.4′N, 20°08.07′E Port Lakka is an almost landlocked bay on north of Paxos. It is open only to the north east and provides good shelter from the meltemi. It is picturesque but very popular and liable to be crowded. Anchor in 2-4 m over sand/mud and weed. There is a small quay that can take about 6 yachts stern-too. The view from the lighthouse is very good. Water and electricity available from the travel agent on the quay. Port Longos 39°13.62′N, 20°09.79′E Danger: Be aware of the dangerous rock Ifalos Paxoi ESE of Longos. Marinas & Yacht ClubsNone. Yacht Services and RepairsMarine StoresNone. Yacht Services/Repairs/YardsNone. Fuel, Water, & Electricity
Offshore IslandsMongonisi 39°11′N, 20°12.21′E Anchor in 2-4 m over sand and weed. Anti-PaxosThere are two bays on the east side of the Anti-Paxos island. They are very popular lunch and swimming spots. They are crowded and noisy during the day. In very calm weather a few yachts overnight here to enjoy the tranquility and clear water. Tourism and Things to do AshoreTourismThe Windmill of Paxos Island is worth a visit. Also, in west side of Paxos there are several caves. Grocery & Supply Stores
Eateries
Internet/WiFi
Motorbike & Car Rentals
Garbage DisposalThere are bins around the harbor and in several anchorages. Transportation
Routes/Passages To/FromCruiser's FriendsContact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance. Forum DiscussionsList links to discussion threads on the Cruiser Log Forum External Links
References & PublicationsSee Ionian Sea. Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)Date of member's visit to this Port/Stop & this page's details validated:
Personal NotesPersonal experiences?
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