one of the four main villages of Paxos, with a population of 400, lies at the northernmost tip of the island.It is hidden in a striking, deeply indented bay, which protects it from the prevailing southerly winds. Even though, during the summer, its harbour is full of yachts, it does not lose its pristine quality and the waters are always clear and clean. There are several well-appointed cafes and tavernas. West of Lakka there are three fine beaches in succession, the best-known being Harami, and here you may enjoy fine swimming.
Loggos: is a picturesque village, in a lush green setting of olive trees and pines, with several fish tavernas and bars. It is located five kilometres from Gaios, and has 200 inhabitants. The wall frescoes in the Church of the Source of Life (Zoodohos Pigi), whose existence was mentioned as early as 1739, are particularly interesting.