Paxos Retreats
Lakka, Paxos

Paxos, Greece

Villas & stays in Lakka

A picture-perfect harbour village

About Lakka

Discover Lakka

Nestled in a horseshoe bay at the northern tip of Paxos, Lakka is where turquoise waters meet cypress-covered hills. This idyllic village offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and laid-back charm.

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Swimming paradise

Flat rocks and crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Romantic atmosphere

Intimate waterfront dining and a village perfect for couples.

Snorkelling & sea caves

Easy access to sea caves and snorkeling spots.

Natural beauty

Cypress-covered hills and turquoise waters create a stunning setting.

Lakka

Staying in Lakka

Life in Lakka

Lakka feels like a secret that the Ionian Sea has kept for centuries. The village curves around a sheltered bay so clear you can see fish swimming beneath the moored boats. Here, life moves at the pace of the tide.

Days in Lakka are spent swimming from flat white rocks, exploring sea caves by kayak, and lingering over long lunches at waterfront tavernas. As evening falls, the village transforms into a romantic setting where sunset drinks become dinner under the stars.

Nearby beaches

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Beaches in and around Lakka

Two beaches lie inside Lakka's sheltered bay: Kanoni, with white pebbles, and Harami, with sand. Just outside the bay are Monodendri, which can also be reached by car, and Orkos, Arkoudaki and Glyfada, which you reach on foot or by boat.

Perfect for

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Frequently asked questions

About Lakka

Lakka sits in a horseshoe bay at the northern tip of Paxos, where turquoise water meets cypress-covered hills — a natural setting that blends beauty with a relaxed, laid-back charm.

Yes — flat rocks and crystal-clear, sheltered water make Lakka one of the best spots on the island for swimming and snorkeling.

Kanoni (white pebbles) and Harami (sand) are inside Lakka's bay, a short walk from the village. Just outside the bay are Monodendri, which can also be reached by car, and Orkos, Arkoudaki and Glyfada, reached on foot or by boat.

Yes — intimate waterfront dining and a village pace suited to couples make Lakka a popular choice for romantic stays.

Yes — the surrounding coastline has easy access to sea caves and snorkeling spots.

Couples, swimmers, nature lovers, and photographers drawn to the bay's natural beauty.