Ferry Paxi Brindisi: Greece

Information about Paxos
The island of Paxi is an island in Greece, one of the least in the Ionian Islands.
It is situated to the southeast of the island of Corfu, from which it is about 7 nautical miles, as well as to the southwest of the town of Parga on the Greek mainland, from which it is separated by a sea arm 8 nautical miles wide. With the contiguous islet of Antipasso (1 nautical mile to the southeast) forms a small archipelago of which it is the main island; in a wider sense, Passo and Antipasso are part of the archipelago of Corfu.

The island, which develops in the direction of NO-SE, reaches on this axis a maximum length of about 10 km, while only a few points the width exceeds 2 km. The maximum elevation reaches 248 meters s.l.m. and the total area of the island is 19 km².

The inhabitants of the island, called paxioti, amount to just over two thousand and for half are concentrated in the capital Gaios, a small fishing port well protected by the islets of Panaghia and Agios Nikolaos. Other inhabited centers are the picturesque harbors of Lakka, in a protected bay facing the island of Corfu, and Loggos, on the northeastern coast half way between the previous ones.

Following the Greek administrative reform (Callicrate Program of 2010), Paxò is part of the municipality of the same name together with its smaller islands. The municipality of Paxò is part of the peripheral unit of Corfu, which in turn belongs to the periphery (region) of the Ionian Islands.

Paxò is connected by a ferry service to Corfu, Parga, Igoumenitsa and Brindisi.

Ferries to Brindisi

Brindisi, located on Italy's Adriatic coast, is one of the main port cities in Puglia. With a strategic position linking Italy to the Eastern Mediterranean, Brindisi is an ideal starting point to explore the wonders of the region and its surroundings. The city, with its ancient port and picturesque waterfront, offers a charming blend of history and modernity. Key attractions include the Swabian Castle and the Temple of San Giovanni al Sepolcro, which highlight Brindisi's rich historical heritage.

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The Corfu - Brindisi route is one of the main maritime links between Greece and Italy, operated by Grimaldi Lines. This crossing has a duration of about 8-9 hours, with prices starting from around 40 euros for a deck seat. This ferry represents a convenient option for those looking to travel between the Greek island of Corfu and the Italian city of Brindisi, offering a scenic journey and quality service.

The Igoumenitsa - Brindisi route, operated by European Ferries, connects the Greek city of Igoumenitsa with Brindisi in about 8-10 hours. Prices for this route start from around 45 euros for a deck seat and may vary depending on the season and availability. This ferry is particularly useful for travelers moving between Greece and southern Italy, providing a comfortable and direct journey.

Once you arrive in Brindisi, you'll have the opportunity to explore the city and its attractions. In addition to its historical sites, Brindisi is famous for its lively port and delicious cuisine, with restaurants and trattorias serving typical Puglian dishes. The city's beaches and surrounding areas offer further relaxation and recreational opportunities, with crystal-clear waters and breathtaking landscapes.

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