Naxos
An alchemical melting pot that contains all the ingredients of a perfect holiday, Naxos is the ideal blend of silvery beaches, history, architecture, stillness and excitement.
A painted fresco of mountains and rural landscapes, long coastlines of more than 30km and numerous trails to explore – such as the Zas, the highest mountain in the Cyclades.
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Naxos
One of the most beautiful stars in the Hellenic milky way, Naxos is found in the famous golden rectangle along with its three sisters (Paros, Santorini and Mykonos), connected by – and less than an hour by ferry – a marvellous stretch of crystal clear water as far as the eye can see.
A place where nature goes hand in hand with history: in Chora, the town that constitutes the main hub of the island, you can admire its Venetian castle and the fragments of the temple of Apollo. But the magic and the transcendental can also be found within the millenary villages in the mountains and the hidden monasteries.
Shy and reserved, the island is the perfect escape for those who seek a true holiday dedicated to peace and relaxation: violin notes rising and falling over sweet, moonlit dinners in front of a dancing candle flame.
Naxos is the Hellenic homeland of wine, following an ancient legend about Dionysis – the god of wine and ecstasy – who was born and raised on this island, making it fertile and rich in vineyards which produce nectar that is worthy of the gods.
Among the myth of Arianna (abandoned here by Theseus) and endless beaches, this island gives you a welcome as abundant and regal as that of Mount Olympus itself: olive groves, vineyards, orchards of lemon and fig trees and all the magic of nature, embracing the exhilarating sunsets and crystalline waters.
In the sweet nectar of the Naxos grapes, even the most solitary of hearts will find the perfect refuge for an unforgettable trip.
A place where nature goes hand in hand with history: in Chora, the town that constitutes the main hub of the island, you can admire its Venetian castle and the fragments of the temple of Apollo. But the magic and the transcendental can also be found within the millenary villages in the mountains and the hidden monasteries.
Shy and reserved, the island is the perfect escape for those who seek a true holiday dedicated to peace and relaxation: violin notes rising and falling over sweet, moonlit dinners in front of a dancing candle flame.
Naxos is the Hellenic homeland of wine, following an ancient legend about Dionysis – the god of wine and ecstasy – who was born and raised on this island, making it fertile and rich in vineyards which produce nectar that is worthy of the gods.
Among the myth of Arianna (abandoned here by Theseus) and endless beaches, this island gives you a welcome as abundant and regal as that of Mount Olympus itself: olive groves, vineyards, orchards of lemon and fig trees and all the magic of nature, embracing the exhilarating sunsets and crystalline waters.
In the sweet nectar of the Naxos grapes, even the most solitary of hearts will find the perfect refuge for an unforgettable trip.