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Cut loose from Corfu’s port for a private RIB expedition to Paxos and Antipaxos: blue caves, remote beaches, snorkeling and seaside villages. Expect a 6–8 hour day of clear water, guided stops, and local stories from an experienced captain.
Cut loose from Corfu’s port for a private RIB expedition to Paxos and Antipaxos: blue caves, remote beaches, snorkeling and seaside villages. Expect a 6–8 hour day of clear water, guided stops, and local stories from an experienced captain.
A slant of light cuts across turquoise water as the RIB skims away from Corfu’s busy harbor, the Ionian breeze pressing the salt into your hair. Within an hour the shoreline thins to limestone cliffs and tiny coves; caves open like doorways and the captain eases the boat into narrow mouths so the water’s blue fills the hull.
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Operated by AMARI Custom Cruises · Gaios, Ionian Islands
A slant of light cuts across turquoise water as the RIB skims away from Corfu’s busy harbor, the Ionian breeze pressing the salt into your hair. Within an hour the shoreline thins to limestone cliffs and tiny coves; caves open like doorways and the captain eases the boat into narrow mouths so the water’s blue fills the hull.
These two small islands—Paxos and Antipaxos—carry layers of history: Venetian towers and fishing villages shaped by centuries of seafaring, with beaches formed from eroded limestone and pebbles ground fine by the Ionian swell. Local culture is quiet and maritime; tavernas along Gaios serve the day’s catch and backyard wines poured with the same easy rhythm as island life.
On this private RIB you’ll anchor off remote beaches (Erimitis, Antipaxos’ Voutoumi), drift into blue caves for snorkeling, and slip under natural arches. Expect bursts of speed between stops, clear water visibility for photography, and short guided walks or coffee stops in Gaios if you choose.
Practical edge: sea conditions change quickly—check wind forecasts and bring layered wind protection. Hydrate and load sunscreen; the boat provides snacks and basic snorkeling masks but a personal snorkel set and waterproof camera elevate the day. The trip runs 6–8 hours; seasickness meds are worth considering if you’re sensitive. With a local captain at the helm, this route balances adventurous access to caves and hidden beaches with straightforward logistics—ideal for swimmers and day-trippers seeking compact, high-impact marine exploration.
The trip departs from the right side of the main port in Corfu; your booking contact will confirm the exact meeting point.
Basic masks and snorkels are available onboard, but bringing your own set offers better fit and hygiene.
Light snacks and beverages (wine or beers) are included; you can stop for lunch at a seaside taverna at an additional cost.
The RIB captain maintains safety procedures but non-swimmers and young children should wear life jackets and be supervised; inform the operator at booking.
AMARI Custom Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A slant of light cuts across turquoise water as the RIB skims away from Corfu’s busy harbor, the Ionian breeze pressing the salt into your hair. Within an hour the shoreline thins to limestone cliffs and tiny coves; caves open like doorways and the captain eases the boat into narrow mouths so the water’s blue fills the hull.
A slant of light cuts across turquoise water as the RIB skims away from Corfu’s busy harbor, the Ionian breeze pressing the salt into your hair. Within an hour the shoreline thins to limestone cliffs and tiny coves; caves open like doorways and the captain eases the boat into narrow mouths so the water’s blue fills the hull.
These two small islands—Paxos and Antipaxos—carry layers of history: Venetian towers and fishing villages shaped by centuries of seafaring, with beaches formed from eroded limestone and pebbles ground fine by the Ionian swell. Local culture is quiet and maritime; tavernas along Gaios serve the day’s catch and backyard wines poured with the same easy rhythm as island life.
On this private RIB you’ll anchor off remote beaches (Erimitis, Antipaxos’ Voutoumi), drift into blue caves for snorkeling, and slip under natural arches. Expect bursts of speed between stops, clear water visibility for photography, and short guided walks or coffee stops in Gaios if you choose.
Practical edge: sea conditions change quickly—check wind forecasts and bring layered wind protection. Hydrate and load sunscreen; the boat provides snacks and basic snorkeling masks but a personal snorkel set and waterproof camera elevate the day. The trip runs 6–8 hours; seasickness meds are worth considering if you’re sensitive. With a local captain at the helm, this route balances adventurous access to caves and hidden beaches with straightforward logistics—ideal for swimmers and day-trippers seeking compact, high-impact marine exploration.