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Discover the stunning Ionian islands with this full-day cruise from Corfu to Paxos and Antipaxos, featuring caves, beaches, and scenic views, all at an accessible price.
If you’re exploring Corfu and craving a taste of the nearby islands, this Paxos and Antipaxos Blue Caves cruise is a popular choice. It promises a relaxing 10-hour journey packed with scenic views, swimming stops, and opportunities to explore two of Greece’s most picture-perfect islands. From the boat’s vantage point, you’ll get sweeping views of Corfu’s Old Town and the historic Old Fortress, making it a visual treat even before you step ashore.
One aspect we really appreciate is how this cruise balances sightseeing with free time — allowing you to shop, dine, sunbathe, or swim at your own pace. The highlight, undoubtedly, is the chance to see the Blue Caves and swim in the turquoise waters of Antipaxos’ Paradise Beach. However, potential travelers should be aware that some reviews mention issues with timing and boat comfort, so managing expectations is key.
This trip works best for those looking for a laid-back, scenic day with plenty of opportunities for photos and water fun. It’s ideal for families, couples, or friends wanting to experience Greece’s stunning islands without the hassle of planning multiple transport routes.

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The cruise begins bright and early, with most departures from Corfu. You’ll be greeted with options for pickup, which is convenient for many, although some reviews note the importance of confirming the meeting point to avoid missing the boat. The initial boat ride offers a great chance to admire Corfu’s Old Town and the Old Fortress from the water, setting a scenic tone for the day ahead.
Next, the boat visits Mon Repos Palace, the birthplace of Prince Philip, perched on the water’s edge. While primarily a sightseeing stop, it’s a quick glimpse into Greece’s royal past, with plenty of photo opportunities. The boat then sails past the ancient city of Corfu, giving you a panoramic view of the island’s historic charm.
The first major stop is Lakka Village on Paxos, where you’ll have around two hours to wander the streets, browse local shops, and enjoy lunch at seaside restaurants. Reviewers love the charm of Lakka, describing it as a “picturesque village” with a relaxed vibe. This stop is perfect for those wanting to snap photos, sample Greek cuisine, or just soak in the scenery.
Following this, the boat heads toward the Blue Caves of Paxos — two sites, Ipapanti and Ahai, known for their striking azure waters and dramatic rock formations. The caves are considered a natural highlight, and many travelers share stunning photos of the vivid blue inside, thanks to the sunlight filtering through the water. The boat’s skilled pilot, praised by reviewers, navigates carefully through the caves, making it a safe yet exciting experience.
Next, you’ll sail past the white cliffs of Erimitis Bay and the natural wonder of Tripitos, a dramatic arch-shaped rock formation. These scenic landmarks make excellent backdrops for photos, and the boat’s vantage point allows for great viewing without needing to hike or climb.
The final major stop is Paradise Beach on Antipaxos, renowned for its incredibly clear, turquoise waters. Here, you can swim, snorkel, or simply lounge on the sand. Reviewers frequently mention how “the bluest water ever” makes this a memorable swimming spot. The overall water clarity and tranquility often leave visitors feeling like they’ve stepped into a postcard.

The cruise boasts a lively atmosphere, with a DJ providing music on the return leg, which many travelers find adds to the fun. Several reviews mention the crew’s friendliness and professionalism, especially highlighting the guides who speak multiple languages, including live guidance in English, French, German, Italian, and Russian. If you’re a language lover or want to pick up some Greek phrases, this is a plus.
However, some reviewers note that seating arrangements and boat comfort vary. A few mention that the boat used isn’t the newest or most spacious, and during peak times, the limited seating led to disputes. One guest recounted that they had trouble finding a good spot because most upper deck seats were taken upon arrival, a lesson to arrive early.
Timing is also a point of discussion. The advertised start time is 8:40 am, but reviews indicate the boat departs early, around 7:45 am, with boarding closing at 8:25 am. Guests who don’t read the emails or miss the meeting point risk missing the trip — a reminder to double-check your confirmation details.
The two-hour stop at Lakka is generally appreciated, giving ample time to explore, shop, and eat. Swimming at Paradise Beach is an unmissable highlight, with many reviewers describing it as the “most beautiful water” they’ve seen. The caves and natural landmarks offer a sense of adventure, especially when the pilot expertly negotiates the boat through narrow openings, earning praise for skill and safety.

At around $66 per person, this cruise provides good value considering the length of the trip and the variety of sights. The inclusion of live guidance, optional transfers, and multiple scenic stops means you get a comprehensive day out without needing to organize complex logistics yourself.
Many reviewers say this trip is one of the best experiences in Corfu, especially complimenting the variety of activities — from sightseeing and shopping to swimming and photography. The onboard atmosphere, lively music, and friendly crew make the whole day enjoyable, whether you’re seeking a relaxing break or a photo adventure.
That said, it’s worth noting that some travelers found the boat a bit cramped and the schedule tight, especially during busy seasons. Bringing a picnic or planning to eat at Lakka or on the boat (if available) can enhance your experience, as some reviews suggest that the provided stopover time at Paxos feels just right or slightly short for full exploration.

This trip is particularly suitable for travelers who want to see the best of Paxos and Antipaxos without the hassle of multiple bookings. It’s perfect for water lovers eager to swim in crystal-clear waters, as well as those interested in exploring Greece’s iconic caves and cliffs. Families and couples will appreciate the relaxed pace, stunning scenery, and the chance for both guided and free time.
If you’re a social traveler who enjoys lively atmospheres, the onboard music and friendly guides will likely be a highlight. However, if you’re very particular about boat comfort, or if you prefer a very long, leisurely exploration of each island, this might feel a bit rushed.
This cruise offers a beautiful blend of scenic beauty, cultural insight, and water fun at a reasonable price, making it a popular choice for those visiting Corfu.

This Paxos Antipaxos Blue Caves tour from Corfu delivers exactly what it promises: a full day of stunning scenery, swimming, and island exploration. Its greatest strength lies in the incredible photo opportunities and the chance to experience some of Greece’s most iconic natural landmarks — all within a manageable, well-organized package.
The sightseeing stops, especially Lakka village and Paradise Beach, give you a genuine taste of local culture and natural beauty. The caves and cliffs offer dramatic backdrops that will leave lasting memories. Plus, the lively atmosphere onboard, with music and friendly guides, brings a fun, social energy to the trip.
While some logistical issues have been noted, these are minor considering the overall value and experience. The tour’s price point makes it accessible, and the flexibility of free time at certain stops ensures you can tailor the experience to your preferences.
This adventure suits those who want scenic, water-based activities coupled with some cultural exploration. It’s ideal for travelers seeking a memorable, picture-perfect day in Greece with plenty of opportunities to relax and enjoy the stunning surroundings.

What is the cost of the tour?
It’s approximately $66.04 per person, offering a full day of sightseeing, swimming, and natural wonders.
Does the tour include transportation to and from the port?
Pickup is offered, but it’s optional. It’s recommended to confirm your meeting point to avoid missing the boat.
How long is the cruise?
The entire experience lasts about 10 hours, including stops and free time at Lakka and Antipaxos.
What are the main stops during the tour?
You’ll visit Lakka Village, the Blue Caves of Paxos, the white cliffs of Erimitis, and Paradise Beach on Antipaxos.
Can I swim during the trip?
Yes, swimming and snorkeling are available, especially at Paradise Beach, which receives high praise for its clear waters.
Is the boat comfortable?
Some reviews indicate that seating can be limited or uncomfortable during busy periods, so arriving early is advisable.
Are guides available in different languages?
Yes, live guides in English, French, German, Italian, and Russian are available during most of the week, with additional audio guides for Romanian.
What should I bring?
Bring swimwear, sunscreen, a hat, waterproof camera, and perhaps a picnic or snacks for the stopovers, as food options are limited during the tour.
This tour offers a wonderful balance of natural beauty, cultural sights, and fun water activities, making it a memorable day out for many travelers exploring Corfu and its surrounding islands.