Travel to Galaxidi, the noble naval city of Greece

Located on the southern coast of Central Greece, Galaxidi is a charming coastal town within the Phocis region. Encircled by lush mountains, Galaxidi's reflection shimmers in the nearby Corinthian Gulf. With a rich history and maritime legacy, the town's authentic character remains unaltered, making it a sought-after destination that satisfies all expectations.

Galaxidi's coastline boasts colorful fishing boats along its cobbled waterfront, framing the two natural harbors, Agora and Chirokakas. The town's focus on the sea is evident as it gracefully ascends the hill to the imposing Agios Nikolaos church. Narrow stone paths reveal historic neighborhoods with elegant houses, recalling the region's past prosperity.

Food and local cuisine

The area is famous for a wide range of local products of excellent quality. Fresh fish and seafood are at the forefront of local cuisine along with high quality meat, dairy and cheese. Try hunting, handmade pasta of all kinds, pies and definitely the excellent rice revani and galaktoboureko, which will excite you.

When to visit Galaxidi

Travel to Galaxidi from spring to late autumn and enjoy to the fullest its natural beauty, nearby beaches and excursions to areas of archaeological interest.

How to move to Galaxidi

Moving from/to Galaxidi

Go to Galaxidi by road. From Northern Greece through the Thessaloniki-Lamia National Road. At Thermopylae, turn towards the Amfissa - Nafpaktos - Antirrio road until you reach Galaxidi. From Athens through the Athens - Lamia National Road. At the junction of the Castle follow the axis to Orchomenos and Livadia and then the road to Itea - Galaxidi.