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Explore the Historic and Scenic Lighthouse of Antipaxos
The Antipaxos Lighthouse, built in 1906, stands on the island’s southeast tip at the location known as Novarra. Its square stone tower, rising 10.9 metres, is attached to the old lighthouse keeper’s residence, reaching a focal height of 41 metres above sea level. The original lighting system was a 4th-order catoptric mechanism, typical of the early 20th century.
Because Antipaxos is known for high humidity and frequent sea fog, the lighthouse’s beam was often weakened, making it necessary to add a second beacon on nearby Cape Varlam. During World War II, in 1941, the lighthouse was destroyed by German forces, but it was rebuilt and put back into operation in 1945.
Today, the lighthouse still operates on the same spot as an automatic beacon with a range of 12 nautical miles. It also functions as a small museum, displaying antique tools, components and parts from the old lighthouse era.
Getting there is easy, as local sea taxis from Paxos Town (Gaios) offer regular trips to Antipaxos, making it a convenient and rewarding stop during your visit.