Coordinates:

38°18’05.38” N 21°06’34.22”E
about 500 hectares (1236 acres) or
2 sq. miles (5 sq. km)

Elevations:
up to 421 meters (1380 ft) in the
north/ 156 meters (512 ft) in the
south


Length:
5.9 km (3.6 miles)
varying between 0.7 km (0.4 miles)
in the South and 1.5 km (0.9 miles)
in the North.

Nearest Hospital:
Patras 34.5miles/ 56 km (sea way)



Oxia is definitely one of the best Greek private islands currently
on the market. Located among Greece’s Ionian Islands,
which, together with the Aegean islands, feature the highest
tourist activity in Greece, Oxia may be the last island not yet
developed. Its 500 hectares (1236 acres) boast clear waters
and lush grounds.

Oxia is half the size of Capri, spanning 5.9 km (3.6 miles) in
length with a width varying from 1.5 km (0.9 miles) in the North
to 0.7 km (0.4miles) in the South. This rough beauty persuades
with dense pine groves penetrated by limestone walls
and a craggy rough coastline with three large bays that form
ideal beautiful and sheltered natural harbours.

The northern part of the island is almost mountainous, with
elevations to 421 metres (1380 ft) and the terrain slopes gradually
to the South with full vegetation (bush and pine trees).
The surrounding waters host plenty of fish. Local fishermen
have built bow nets in the large bays which may easily be removed
or utilized for future supply. The Island is uninhabited
and undeveloped except for a derelict but picturesque lighthouse
(which might be profitably restored for “light-house”
fans).

Climate:
The Ionian Islands have a mild Mediterranean climate with
high rainfall in the winter and high temperatures during the
summer, pleasantly moderated by the maїstros, light to moderate
northwesterly winds that rise in the afternoon and usually
die away at sunset. In the winter the northeasterly gregali
winds sweep over the Ionians with forces to 8 points on the
Beaufort scale.