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Marmari Beach, Paxos
See practical info for Marmari in Paxos, including location, beach type, wind exposure, map and tips to help you decide when to visit.
Olive trees that touch the pebbled shore
Marmari sits on the northeastern coast of Paxos, about six kilometres from Gaios and very close to Loggos, next to the cove of Levrechio. It is a small bay of white pebbles, and its name echoes the Greek word for marble ('marmaro'), a nod to the whiteness of its stone.
Its most distinctive feature is the olive trees and cypresses that come down to the water and cast shade over much of the shore. Above the beach, on hillside terraces, spreads an olive grove, a typical element of the Paxos landscape with its centuries-old olive groves, many of them planted during Venetian rule.
It stays unorganized, with no facilities, its natural tree shade being its defining trait. It lies close to Loggos and to neighbouring Levrechio, from where the shore is reached.
- Region
- Paxos, Greece
- Beach type
- Pebbles
- Access
- Easy road access
- Coordinates
- 39.22395, 20.16662
About this beach
The shoreline at Marmari faces north-east, so it usually has natural cover from southerly, south-easterly and south-westerly winds. Orientation only reflects which way the coast faces, not confirmed shelter, so check wind and waves in the app before you go.
Marmari has pebbles underfoot.
For amenities, Marmari has natural shade.
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