Discover the island’s rich history, traditions, and natural beauty all in one unforgettable journey!
- Sangri Village – Temple of Demeter
Your day begins at the sacred Temple of Demeter, a stunning 6th-century BC sanctuary built entirely of Naxian marble. Surrounded by peaceful countryside, it stands as a timeless symbol of fertility and devotion.
- Damalas Village – Traditional Pottery Workshop
Next, we visit Damalas, a serene village where tradition lives on. Step inside a fifth-generation pottery workshop and watch artisans craft beautiful ceramics using techniques passed down for centuries.
- Chalki Village – Vallindras Distillery
Continue to Chalki, a charming former capital of Naxos, filled with neoclassical architecture and vibrant alleys. Visit the historic Vallindras Distillery to taste the island’s signature liqueur, Kitron, and explore the traditional tools once used in its distillation.
- Apiranthos Village – The Marble Village
Journey upward to Apiranthos, one of Naxos’s most beloved mountain villages, built almost entirely of marble. Enjoy free time to stroll its narrow streets, discover small shops, or relax with a coffee or snack in one of its cosy cafés.
- Stavros Keramotis – Panoramic Viewpoint
Next, take in a breathtaking panoramic view from Stavros Keramotis, where you can admire the beauty of Naxos stretching from the Aegean Sea in the east to the western coastline.
- Kourounochori Village – The Kouros of Flerio
Continue to Kourounochori, where in the nearby countryside lies the Kouros of Flerio — a 6-meter marble statue dating back to the 7th century BC. Still resting in the same place it was carved, it offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient craftsmanship.
- Eggares Village – Olive Press Museum
End your day in Eggares, home to one of the island’s oldest olive mills, beautifully restored. Explore original tools and equipment, learn about traditional olive oil production, and enjoy a short presentation and tasting of Naxian olive delights.
