From Corfu: Day Cruise to Paxos, Antipaxos, & the Blue Caves

1.From Corfu: Day Cruise to Paxos, Antipaxos, & the Blue Caves
Cruise from Corfu to Paxos and Antipaxos, stop at the Blue Caves, swim in crystal water, and explore Gaios with time to eat.
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Cruise from Corfu to Paxos and Antipaxos, stop at the Blue Caves, swim in crystal water, and explore Gaios with time to eat.

Cruise from Corfu to Paxos and Antipaxos for Blue Caves, cliff views, Lakka village time, and turquoise swimming stops.

Corfu day cruise to Paxos, Antipaxos, and the Blue Caves. Swim turquoise water, see caves, and explore Gaios with a guide.

Corfu to Paxos and Antipaxos Blue Caves: Gaios village free time plus swim stops. Pickup options included.
“Beautiful stops in lovely places. A bit overcrowded on the boat. We booked an option with a pick up in Benitses but after we paid were told there was no pick up there. My documents had both the Corfu pick up and the Benitses one. Had to pay 45 eu for a last minute taxi…”

Cruise the Ionian Sea from Lefkada on Makedonia Palace, stopping at Porto Katsiki, Egremni, Fiscardo, Ithaca, and more with lunch.
“Very large boat with a mix of people enjoying the day. It's a long day but went in a flash with some great stops, the beach stops were stunning. The captain is so much fun & got people (cross generations & nationalities) singing & dancing on the top deck in the afternoon. It was an…”

Corfu day cruise to Paxos and Antipaxos with cave boat views, Voutoumi swimming, and time in Gaios town.

Sail from Corfu to Paxos and Antipaxos Blue Caves, with time in Lakka and swimming in impossibly blue water.
“This has been the most beautiful, most blue water I have ever seen in my ENTIRE life. I am appalled by the views!! There was enough space on the boat to be comfortable. It wasn’t filled to the brim. I enjoyed the small town of Paxos— our first stop. Stop by giappy for the most…”