There are many beaches in and near Galaxidi that cover a variety of tastes. Some beaches are organized for families, some are easy to reach, and others are not crowded. There are beaches with calm waves and beaches with warmer waters. There are beaches with sand, pebbles, and rocks for those who enjoy fishing.
The spacious reception area is ideal for lounging by the fireplace, reading from our variety of literature books, playing board games or playing the piano.
Our accommodation is situated in a peaceful area near the historic and lively harbor and the vibrant central market. The rooms, which capture the splendor of Galaxidi through big windows, encourage guests to leave behind their cozy isolation and explore the surroundings.
• Walks: Take a stroll through the town's traditional cobblestone streets and admire the old captains' houses, made of stone and decorated with original naval figureheads.
• Exercise: Visitors may enjoy their free time walking to the near beaches, jogging, or riding their bikes through the pine forest across the port. In recent years Galaxidi is preferred by runners as a training route.
• Rowing – Sailing: Rowing and sailing not only guarantee an excellent physical exercise, they also provide an attractive spectacle, as it is proved by the frequently organized regattas. Those with a sailboat can sail through the Corinthian Gulf to discover hidden beaches and islets. You may also try water or jet skiing in Galaxidi’s calm waters.
Skiing: In winter, those who enjoy skiing can travel an hour by car to reach the cosmopolitan Parnassus Mountain Ski Resort.
Photography: Galaxidi is particularly interesting for both amateur or professional photographers, offering wonderful photography themes thanks to its numerous coves which constantly shift the landscape. The much photographed central port leads to the small forest with the Monument of the Sailor’s Wife , while the picturesque port of Hirolakas brings you to the traditional shipyard. The churches of Agia Paraskevi, with the zodiac signs, Agios Nikolaos, the protector Saint of the town, Saint John at the top of the pineforest and the monastery of Sotiras on the mountain, with the best view of Galaxidi are also a delight for the eye.There are also the mansions, buildings of unique architecture in some of which are offered guided tours occasionally.
Fishing: Fishing at one of the Skoules along the pine forest is a wonderful experience because of the physical beauty of the landscape. There are many species of fish such as littorini, melanouri, balas, pike, e.t.c.
Hunting: In the mountainous areas of Fokida, along the mountain chains of Parnassus ,Giona and Iti a great deal of hunting takes place. The most common kind of fona includes hares, boars and various kinds of birds.
In our town's restaurants, taverns, and ouzo bars, local dishes both traditional and fused are always available for all tastes and preferences.
Nightlife: Galaxidi combines everything... rich past as well as modern entertainment. The three-day Carnival and the "Flour War" on Ash Monday, when the town never sleeps, promise to be the culmination of fun that begins with a drink in one of the trendy bars at the port and ends with the "Flour War."
Galaxidi is also known for some special sweets such as ravani, which is made of rice and amygdalaki, an almond sweet in various forms. The area is also famous for the local lambs, the yogurt and the feta cheese. If you are an art lover you shouldn’t miss the local pottery workshop and gift shop.