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  • Levrechio is five minutes on foot south of Loggos, a small beach of white pebbles with a taverna behind it.

    Its old name was Novrochio, and in 1885 it was not a swimming beach at all but a piece of infrastructure. This is where the submarine telegraph cable ran out towards Corfu, and the little building that served it stood on the shore. Paxos was on the wire from here.

    Today the taverna behind the beach puts out sunbeds and has showers. Reports on what they cost vary: some visitors say the loungers come with a meal, others have paid a good deal for two sunbeds and an umbrella, so ask before you settle. There is parking behind the taverna but it fills by midday.

    Marmari is another five minutes along the same path.

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