Galaxidi preserves a distinct “island culture.” Credit: Greek Reporter Nestled on the northern shores of the Corinthian Gulf, Galaxidi is a masterclass in quiet elegance. While its neighbors often bustle with modern tourism, this town feels like a portrait frozen in the 19th century. Its unique geography—shielded by the mountains of Phocis—meant it was only accessible by sea until the mid-1960s, preserving a distinct “island culture” that remain…