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Where To Eat

Picasso

Mexican Restaurant

Caya

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Tohu Psaraki

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Antonis Taverna

Restaurant

Anagennisis

Restaurant

Blue Ocean Beach Bar

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Yazoo Summer Bliss

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Bars & Clubs

Caya

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Tohu Psaraki

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Yazoo Summer Bliss

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Blue Ocean Beach Bar

Beach Bar - Restaurant

Barbarossa

A Culinary Gem in Paros' Naoussa Harbor. Barbarossa blends Greek tradition with modern elegance, offering a unique dining experience by the Aegean Sea. It’s the ideal place for food lovers.

Shops

Eggares Olive Press

Olive Press Museum

Services

Azul Cruises

Boat Tour

Blue Fin Divers

Dive Center

Motopower

Car & Bike Rental

Accommodation

Princess Of Naxos

Hotel

Ktima Lino

Suites & Apartments

Hotel Semeli

Hotel

Anemomilos Hotel

Hotel

Golden Sun Hotel

Hotel

Naxian Collection

Luxury Villas & Suites

Sunset Oia Cruises

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

Things To Do

Azul Cruises

Boat Tour

Blue Fin Divers

Dive Center

Don't forget to visit

Geological Museum Of Naxos

Sites

The Geological Museum of Naxos, located in the charming village of Apeiranthos, offers a captivating look at the island's natural history. With a collection of over 2,500 rocks, minerals, and fossils, it highlights the island's geological evolution and the importance of its materials throughout history. Fun fact: The museum features fossils from creatures that lived millions of years ago—proof that Naxos was busy “making history” long before humans arrived!

Mitropolis On-Site Museum

Sites

The Mitropolis On-site Museum in Naxos Town offers a unique window into the island’s deep historical layers. Built around the ruins of an ancient Mycenaean-era settlement, this underground museum showcases remnants of Naxos’s past right where they were discovered. Fun fact: The museum sits beneath a modern church, meaning visitors can literally walk through 3,000 years of history in just a few steps—talk about time travel made easy!

Glynado

Villages

Perched on the slopes of a mountainside approximately 6 kilometers south of Naxos Town, Glinado is a picturesque farming village established around 1650 AD. At an elevation of about 100 meters, it offers panoramic vistas of the fertile Livadi valley below, extending from the coast to the hills. The village's whitewashed houses and traditional architecture exude authentic Cycladic charm. Visitors can explore local tavernas, hike scenic trails, and experience vibrant community life. Fun fact: locals say that the village's name, Glinado, is derived from the Greek word for "glint," reflecting the way their whitewashed homes sparkle under the Aegean sun.

Alyko Beach

Beaches

Alyko Beach, one of the best beaches in Naxos, is a pristine coastal paradise known for its golden sands, turquoise waters, and breathtaking landscapes. This secluded gem on Naxos Island offers a unique blend of unspoiled beauty and tranquility, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Enclosed by dramatic sand dunes and cedar forests, Alyko Beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and capturing unforgettable scenic views.

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!

Vivlos

Villages

Nestled in southwestern Naxos, Vivlos (also known as Tripodes) is a picturesque village renowned for its traditional Cycladic architecture and rich cultural heritage. The village is distinguished by its iconic windmills, whitewashed houses, and narrow, cobbled streets that exude authentic charm. Visitors can explore the historic Panagia Tripodiotissa Church, savor local delicacies in traditional tavernas, and enjoy the serene ambiance of this vibrant community. A fun fact: Vivlos is celebrated for its annual festival on August 23, honoring Panagia Tripodiotissa, which attracts visitors from across the island.