Naxos: The Authentic Cycladic Experience 

Naxos, the largest island in the Cyclades, is an ideal destination for travelers who wish to discover its rich history, traditional architecture, and the beautiful beaches of the Aegean. 
How to get there: Flights from Athens and other cities in Greece, as well as ferry connections from Piraeus. 

Archaeological Monuments 

Temple of Apollo Gate (Portara) 

This impressive gate, which belonged to the Temple of Apollo, is visible from the port of Chora and is a symbol of the island. The view from there is breathtaking, especially during sunset. 

Beaches 

Agia Anna 

Agia Anna Beach is one of the most popular beaches on Naxos, with golden sand and clear waters. It is ideal for families. 

Plaka 

A long and peaceful beach with golden sand. Avoid the crowds and enjoy the natural surroundings. 

Mikri Vigla 

Due to the strong winds in the area, this beach is popular for water sports. 

Attractions 

Ancient Kouros of Flerio 

This unfinished statue depicts a young man and is made of marble, showcasing the craftsmanship of the Naxian sculptors. 

Monastery of Panagia Chrysopigi 

A historic monastery on Naxos, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, located near the sea. 

Entertainment 

Chora of Naxos 

Chora, the capital of Naxos, is the center of the island’s nightlife. Visitors can find tavernas serving local specialties like “chichlambiri” and “patsa,” as well as cafes and bars where they can enjoy their drinks. 

Museums 

Archaeological Museum of Naxos 

This museum hosts important artifacts from the prehistoric and ancient periods of the island, including pottery, inscriptions, sculptures, and artworks that reveal Naxos’ history. 

Folklore Museum of Naxos 

Exhibits such as traditional costumes, tools, and furniture provide visitors with a glimpse into the daily life of Naxos’ past. 

Car Rental 

Airport, Tel: 2310 472600, Port: 2310 472600