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Where To Eat

Picasso

Mexican Restaurant

Caya

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Tohu Psaraki

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Antonis Taverna

Restaurant

Yazoo Summer Bliss

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Blue Ocean Beach Bar

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Anagennisis

Restaurant

Bars & Clubs

Caya

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Tohu Psaraki

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Blue Ocean Beach Bar

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Yazoo Summer Bliss

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Sunset Oia Cruises

There is no better way to discover Santorini. Experience an amazing sailing adventure.

Shops

Eggares Olive Press

Olive Press Museum

Services

Azul Cruises

Boat Tour

Motopower

Car & Bike Rental

Blue Fin Divers

Dive Center

Accommodation

Princess Of Naxos

Hotel

Anemomilos Hotel

Hotel

Ktima Lino

Suites & Apartments

Naxian Collection

Luxury Villas & Suites

Golden Sun Hotel

Hotel

Hotel Semeli

Hotel

Paros Ink

Born in 1986, Paros Ink Tattoo Studio offer international experience with tattoos and piercings

Things To Do

Azul Cruises

Boat Tour

Blue Fin Divers

Dive Center

Don't forget to visit

Galanado

Villages

Perched amphitheatrically on a hillside approximately 5 kilometers southeast of Naxos Town, Galanado offers sweeping views of the lush Livadi valley and the Aegean Sea beyond. This quaint village is characterized by its whitewashed houses, narrow alleys, and the prominent Belonia Tower—a well-preserved Venetian structure from the 17th century. Visitors can explore the unique twin chapel of Agios Ioannis, featuring separate Catholic and Greek Orthodox naves under one roof, and enjoy local delicacies at traditional tavernas. Fun fact: locals claim that the village's name, Galanado, derived from the French word "galant" meaning "gentlemanly," reflects the courteous nature of its residents.

Mikrolimano Beach

Beaches

Mikrolimano Beach on Naxos Island is a secluded paradise, perfect for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Tucked away on the island’s pristine coastline, this small yet picturesque beach features soft golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and a peaceful atmosphere. A true hidden gem on Naxos Island, Mikrolimano Beach is ideal for relaxation, sunbathing, and enjoying the unspoiled charm of the Aegean Sea.

Archaeological Site Of Yria

Sites

The Archaeological Site of Yria, located just outside Naxos Town, is a hidden gem that unveils the island's ancient roots. This fascinating site features the remains of a sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Demeter, offering a serene and historic experience for visitors. Fun fact: The Yria Temple was once the island's go-to spot for crop blessings—guess Demeter was the original "food influencer" of Naxos!

Cave Of Zeus

Sites

Cave of Zeus is a fascinating and mystical site on Naxos Island, where Greek mythology and natural beauty intertwine. Located on Mount Zas, the highest peak in Naxos, the cave is believed to be the birthplace of the mighty god Zeus. Fun fact: While many come for the myth, visitors are often pleasantly surprised by the spectacular panoramic views of Naxos from the cave’s entrance!

Eggares Olive Oil Museum

Sites

The Eggares Olive Oil Museum, nestled in the picturesque village of Eggares on Naxos Island, offers an immersive journey into the island's olive oil heritage. Established in the late 1800s, this family-run museum provides free tours and tastings, allowing visitors to experience the traditional methods of olive oil production. Fun fact: At the Eggares Olive Oil Museum, you'll discover that olives are not just a food— they're the stars of Naxos, and they take center stage in almost every local dish.

Monastery Of Fotodoti

Sites

The Monastery of Fotodoti, nestled on the slopes of Mount Zas, offers a peaceful retreat with breathtaking views of Naxos Island. Known for its historical and spiritual significance, this 17th-century monastery is famous for its stunning frescoes and its role in preserving Naxos’s Orthodox heritage. A visit here offers tranquility, history, and one of the most serene spots on the island. Fun fact: Fun fact: The Monastery of Fotodoti is known for its breathtaking frescoes, but did you know that the monks used to hold secret art classes to pass down their painting techniques? Talk about a hidden talent!