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Loggos, the little harbour

The smallest of the three harbour villages: a little cove of tavernas, an old factory chimney and pebble beaches either side

Loggos & the east coast · Paxos

About Loggos

Loggos is a fishing village in a tiny cove halfway down the east coast, so small that its whole waterfront is a single curve of tavernas and bars. A brick chimney of an old soap factory still stands at the edge of the harbour, a reminder of the days when the island's olive oil was worked here. Wooded slopes come right down to the water, and the beaches of Levrechio and Marmari are a short walk away on either side.

Where to stay

Where you'll wake up in Loggos

Where to eat

Tables we love in Loggos

Taverna
Vasilis

Loggos · Loggos & the east coast

A Greek taverna in Loggos, one of the handful of places that make the little village's evenings.
Taverna
Taverna Nassos

Loggos · Loggos & the east coast

A Greek taverna in Loggos, a second choice of table in the little harbour village.

Within an easy drive

Around Loggos

The pebble crescent of Levrechio beach among cypresses, seen from the hillside

Levrechio

A pebble beach just south of the village, backed by cypresses and olive trees.

The calm, shallow bay of Marmari beach with a wooded headland

Marmari

A calm, shallow bay with a wooded headland, a short walk along the coast.

Good to know

Before you go to Loggos

Getting there

By road from Gaios or Lakka, then on foot: there is very little parking in the village itself, so leave the car at the top and walk down.

When to go

Late May to early October. Book dinner on the waterfront in August, when the few tables fill quickly.

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