How to Get There
Reaching Loggos requires a bit of planning, but the journey is part of the adventure. First, you’ll need to get to Paxos island, typically by:
- Flying to Corfu and taking a ferry (1-hour trip)
- Taking a ferry from Igoumenitsa on the mainland
Once on Paxos, Loggos is:
- 8 kilometers north of Gaios (main port)
- 4 kilometers south of Lakka
- Accessible by taxi, rental car, or local bus
- A 15-minute drive from Gaios
Village Layout & Main Attractions
The heart of Loggos wraps around its horseshoe-shaped harbor, where fishing boats bob gently beside sleek yachts. The village’s most striking landmark is the old soap factory, its weathered stone walls and tall chimney dominating the waterfront. Though no longer operational, it stands as a testament to the village’s industrial past.
Key Sights:
- The historic windmill on the hill (15-minute walk) offering panoramic views
- Traditional Venetian-style architecture along the waterfront
- Narrow cobblestone streets perfect for wandering
Beaches & Swimming
Loggos offers several excellent swimming spots within walking distance:
Loggos Beach (Village Beach)
- Small pebble beach in the village
- Crystal clear waters
- Perfect for a quick dip
- No facilities, but close to tavernas
Levrechio Beach
- 10-minute walk south of the village
- Pebble beach with clear waters
- Beach bar serving drinks and snacks
- Popular with families
- Some sun loungers available
Marmari Beach
- 15-minute walk from the center
- Shaded by olive trees
- Quieter atmosphere
- Natural shade
- Excellent for snorkeling
Dining & Nightlife
Loggos is renowned for having some of the best dining options on Paxos:
Restaurants
- Vassilis Restaurant: Family-run taverna serving fresh seafood
- Four Seasons: Opens at 5 PM, excellent for dinner
- Martha’s Bakery: Famous for almond cookies and Italian-style coffee
Bars & Cafes
- Roxi Bar: Popular waterfront bar with roof terrace
- Café Kalimera: Perfect for morning coffee or evening drinks
- Three waterfront bars at the end of the port
A unique aspect of dining in Loggos is the charming way tables spill onto the narrow harbor front, where you might occasionally need to move your chair for the passing local bus – a moment that typically ends in smiles all around.
Activities & Things to Do
Despite its small size, Loggos offers plenty to keep visitors engaged:
Water Activities
- Rent a boat to explore hidden coves
- Kayak rental available near the old factory
- Snorkeling in crystal-clear waters
- Organized boat trips to Antipaxos
Land Activities
- Walking trails to the old windmill
- Coastal paths to nearby beaches
- Photography walks through the village
- Sunset viewing from various points
Practical Information
Shopping & Services
- Three mini markets for essentials
- Local bakery for fresh bread and pastries
- Tourist office for money exchange
- Several gift shops selling local crafts
- Boat rental offices
Transportation
- Local bus service to Gaios and Lakka
- Taxi service available (book in advance)
- Car and scooter rental in the village
- Walking paths to most nearby attractions
Where to Stay
For detailed accommodation options, check our complete guide to hotels in Paxos.
Budget-Friendly
- Small family-run apartments
- Rooms to rent in local homes
- Basic studios near the village
Mid-Range
- Levadi Apartments (with shared pool)
- Traditional village houses
- Comfortable apartments with sea views
Luxury
- Villas with private pools in the olive groves
- High-end apartments with harbor views
- Restored stone houses with modern amenities
Best Time to Visit
For detailed seasonal information, see our guide on when to visit Paxos.
- May-June: Perfect weather, fewer crowds
- July-August: Busiest and hottest period
- September: Ideal temperatures, calmer atmosphere
- October: Still warm enough for swimming, quieter
Tips & Local Knowledge
- Morning is the best time to photograph the harbor
- Reserve restaurants in advance during peak season
- Local buses can be flagged down anywhere along their route
- The village gets particularly magical at sunset
- Swimming shoes are useful for pebble beaches
- Carry cash as not all establishments accept cards
Loggos remains one of the most charming and authentic villages in the Greek islands. Its small size, friendly atmosphere, and stunning setting make it perfect for travelers seeking a peaceful retreat without sacrificing comfort or good food. Whether you’re swimming in the crystal-clear waters, enjoying fresh seafood at a harbor-side taverna, or simply watching the fishing boats come and go, Loggos offers an authentic Greek island experience that stays true to its roots.
For more information about exploring the island, check out our complete guide to Paxos. Remember to book accommodation well in advance during peak season, as this little gem of a village is becoming increasingly popular with those in the know.