At the edge of Loggos beach, beside the old primary school, stands the largest industrial building on Paxos: the Anemogiannis factory, with its chimney of twenty-four metres. The Anemogiannis family bought the plot in 1874 and the brothers Stefanos and Ioannis began with an olive press. After Stefanos died in 1910 his son Spyros enlarged it into a works that Read more...

Agios Dimitrios at Dendiatika belongs to the Dendias families and appears in the catalogue of 1686. It was restored in 1735 and its icons were painted in 1744. Dendiatika held two churches of the same family, this one and the Taxiarches, both restored and painted in the same years. They were plainly treated as one undertaking. Feast day: 26 October. Read more...

Taverna Vassilis, with 60 years of experience in the food industry, and still a member of the same family, has been evolving harmoniously on Loggos bay. Here you will taste traditional dishes, and with our experience in satisfying the visitors’ needs and demands, and our chef’s creative imagination, our restaurant will become top on your list. The menu changes according Read more...

Monodendri is the long pebble beach north of Loggos, and the most developed on Paxos. It appears in the coastal survey of 1885 simply as the spiantsa at Monodendri, one name among dozens on this shore. It is no longer a quiet one. A walker who recorded these paths in 2012 already described the development here as extensive and rather Read more...