Voutoumi Beach

The Beach

Voutoumi Beach on Antipaxos is consistently ranked among the most beautiful beaches in Greece. Its striking emerald and turquoise waters, set against dramatic white limestone cliffs and fine white pebbles, create a scene of extraordinary natural beauty. Accessible only by boat, the beach remains blessedly unspoiled — a place that lives up to every photograph you have seen of it.

Voutoumi Beach, Paxos — The BeachVoutoumi Beach, Paxos
The water clarity here is unlike anything on Paxos itself — snorkel gear is not optional.

Water taxis and day-trip boats depart from Gaios harbour roughly every 20–30 minutes during summer, with the crossing taking around 10–15 minutes. The round-trip fare is approximately €20 per person. Book early in the day as boats fill up quickly in peak season. The journey passes dramatic sea cliffs and caves on the west coast of Paxos — an experience in itself.

Voutoumi is ideal for snorkelling — the visibility is exceptional. Arrive before 11 am to secure a spot and avoid the midday crowds. Two tavernas serve grilled fish and Greek salad near the beach. Bring reef shoes for the pebble shore, sun protection, and a waterproof bag for your phone.

Practical Information

DistanceApprox. 30 min by car to Gaios + 15 min boat crossing to Antipaxos
How to get thereDrive to Gaios harbour and board a water taxi or day-trip boat. Boats run every 20–30 min in summer; round-trip fare ~€20 per person.
Best time to visitArrive before 11 am to avoid crowds. Avoid the 11 am–3:30 pm peak period if possible.