Gaios is historically the principal port of Paxos and its largest town. The waterworks of Gaios built during the British occupation in the 19th century are the most important on the island. Our walk will take us past the two great public cisterns of Gaios, Agion Anargyron and the great British cisterns, as well as three typical Paxos churches: Agios Spyridon, a small family church belonging to the Kouva family, Agioi Anargyroi, the main church of the southern quarter of town, and the imposing church of Agioi Apostoloi with its historic belfry attached to the cemetery of Gaios.

The tour will be conducted in English, French and Greek by Corfu Byzantine art specialist and art conservator Akis Papadatos and art historian Chris Boïcos.