Many of Naxos’ outstanding archeological attractions are just a short drive away, such as the Portara gate or temple of Apollo and Iria, the temple of Dionysus.
Naxos and the Cyclades are rich on many fronts: history, culture, gastronomy and archeology to name just a few.
If you like diving, you’ll be happy to know that Naxos has PADI-recognized diving center with certified instructors offering diving and snorkeling experiences,
Naxos, the Cyclades biggest islands, has a reputation for good food. Even famous chef Anthony Bourdain had put it on his travel escapades.
Naxos is rich with many layers of history, from prehistoric times to Roman times to Byzantine times. At the same time, it’s full of nature, including lush forests, seaside coves, cultivated areas and rocky peaks, all against a gorgeous backdrop of sea and mountain.
Horse-riders will be happy to know that Naxos has a horseback riding club which offers spectacular tours against a backdrop of mountain and sea
Are you a kitesurfing fan or have you considered trying this liberating eco-friendly activity? Certain beaches on the island are more windy than others, just perfect to practice or even learn kitesurfing. The Naxos Kitesurf Club boasts well-seasoned instructors who can guide you on an exciting tour through safe, crystal-clean waters.
This is an excellent way to discover the riches of the island and its distinguished corners,
Most days on the Cyclades are great for windsurfing, with some very safe, shallow spots off the shore that are ideal for learning too, such as Laguna Beach.
Nothing beats island hopping by boat, where exhilarating experiences are built and unbeatable memories are created. Naxos is the gateway to the Smaller Cyclades, a small group of four islands that are very remote and barely populated – yet stunning in their simplicity.
