Hey Lykkers! Ready for a little adventure to the hidden gem of Galaxidi, Greece? Nestled along the Gulf of Corinth, this coastal town offers a mix of history, seaside charm, and tranquility—perfect for a laid-back getaway.

Let’s dive into everything you need to know for an unforgettable trip!

Getting There

First, how do we get to this charming spot? If you're coming from Athens, it’s about a 2.5-hour drive (120 miles/190 km). Renting a car is a great option for flexibility, and prices start at around $45–$80 per day (costs may vary).

You could also take a bus from Athens to nearby Itea, which costs around $15 (costs may vary), then grab a local taxi to Galaxidi, which should set you back around $10–$15 (costs may vary).

Where to Stay

When it comes to accommodations, we’ve got a couple of fantastic options depending on your style!

Epavlis Boutique Galaxidi: This charming spot offers rooms with stunning views of the harbor and mountains. Prices start at $120 per night (costs may vary), and the cozy vibe makes it feel like a home away from home.

Nostos Hotel: For something a bit more budget-friendly but still full of charm, this traditional guesthouse starts at around $70 per night (costs may vary). It’s right in the heart of town, so you’ll be in the thick of it.

Where to Eat

Galaxidi has some awesome tavernas where you can enjoy fresh seafood and local Greek dishes. Here are two must-try spots:

O Bebelis: This family-run taverna is known for its delicious grilled seafood and Greek specialties like moussaka. You’ll feel like you’re dining with locals! A meal here will set you back about $20–$30 per person (costs may vary).

Skeletóbrachos: Right by the sea, this is the perfect spot to enjoy fresh fish while gazing at the harbor. Expect to spend around $25–$35 per person (costs may vary) for a delightful meal.

Things to Do

Now, let’s talk about what to do in Galaxidi. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or just looking to relax, there’s something for everyone.

1. Maritime Museum of Galaxidi: Want to learn about Galaxidi’s seafaring past? The Maritime Museum offers a glimpse into the town’s rich naval history. Entrance is about $5 (costs may vary).

2. Walk Along the Harbor: Galaxidi’s scenic harbor is perfect for a sunset stroll. Stop by a café for a freddo cappuccino (about $3–$4, costs may vary) and take in the peaceful views.

3. Boat Trip to Trizonia Island: For a day trip, hop on a small boat to Trizonia Island. The boat ride is around $10 (costs may vary), and you can explore this car-free island, swim, and enjoy a peaceful day by the sea.

Galaxidi is the perfect spot for a peaceful retreat with a dash of history and a sprinkle of adventure. It’s like stepping into a postcard, but with the warmth and hospitality that only a small Greek town can offer. Ready to pack your bags?

Let’s make this trip happen!