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Kinidaros Kinidaros is located very close to the centre of Naxos island, about 15km east of main town Chora (Naxos town) nestled on a rocky hillside and about 400m above sea level. It is situated next to the island’s marble quarry surrounded by olive, plane and oak trees and has about 400 permanent inhabitants. The […]

Keramoti Keramoti is located right at the centre of Naxos Island at Stavros Keramotis (Keramoti cross), which is the largest intersection of rural roads on the island, roughly 25km from main town Chora (Naxos town). It is surrounded by lots of greenery and High Mountains because it is built deep amid a nature-rich ravine with […]

Skado The village of Skado lies 38km from the town of Naxos (Chora) the capital of the island, right after the village of Koronos on the eastern road axis of Stavros Keramoti – Apollonas. It is one of the smallest traditional villages on Naxos, located on the slopes of Mt. Koronos and built in amphitheatric […]

Moutsouna Village Moutsouna is the largest of all settlements on Naxos’s eastern coast. It is adjacent to the island’s only natural harbor and is a picturesque hamlet with a respectable number of rooms-to-let and fish tavernas lined along the beach. The old emery works cable installations are still present, creating a throwback picture to the […]

Komiaki The mountainous village of Komiaki (or Koronida) is at the northern part of Naxos and can be reached either by the village of Apollonas or by the village of Koronos. Its name is derived from the ancient settlement of Komi and more recent mention of Komiaki is found in medieval documents dated c.1537. The […]

Koronos Koronos is one of the oldest settlements in northeastern Naxos which first appears in written records c.1200 AD. It is one of the 56 municipalities into which Marco Sanudo (1153-1227), the first Venetian Duke of the island, divided Naxos. This is a quaint mountainous village is in a dramatic setting located approximately 28 kilometers […]

Apeiranthos Apeiranthos village is by many considered the crown jewel of Naxos. Much of this belief is due to the fact that over the centuries it has managed to retain its unique authenticity which is apparent in every step you take, in every alley you walk and wherever you look. This is so not just […]

Filoti One of the most famous and beautiful villages of the island is Filoti in the Tragea region, which is well-known for its olive groves and little Byzantine churches, both of which are also found in the village. Filoti’s name is ancient and believed to be of Ionian origin. Even though today it is one […]

Sagri Sagri is one of the island’s most picturesque villages. It is located in a protected historical settlement on a fertile plateau in the western area of Naxos. The current population at the village numbers roughly 300. The name Sagri is a corruption of Sainte Croix (French for Holy Cross – or Timios Stavros in […]

Tsikalario Tsikalario is a scenic village in central Naxos, offering stunning views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Its traditional architecture and quiet streets reflect the island’s rich cultural heritage. Visitors can enjoy exploring the narrow alleys, visiting small chapels, and experiencing the hospitality of local families. The village is also a starting point for […]