EXPLORE NAXOS ISLAND!
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Agia Anna Beach is situated about 6 km from Naxos Town and forms the natural extension of Agios Prokopios Beach. It is one of the island’s most vibrant coastal areas thanks to its well-developed tourist facilities, offering a wide variety of accommodations as well as many cafés, restaurants, and bars.
Location: Naxos Town
The Portara—also known as the “Great Door”—is a monumental marble gateway and one of Naxos’ most iconic landmarks. It stands on the small islet of Palatia, just next to the port. In ancient times, the islet was connected to the northern edge of the harbor by a natural strip of land, now replaced by a modern causeway. According to legend, this is where Ariadne, daughter of the Minoan king, was deserted by Theseus after he defeated the Minotaur in Crete.
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Filoti is the largest village on Naxos, situated about 18 km from Naxos Town. It sits amphitheatrically on the slopes of Mount Za, the tallest peak in the Cyclades. Nestled within the lush Tragea valley, the village is surrounded by countless olive trees and rich greenery.
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Agios Prokopios Beach lies on the western coast of Naxos, about 5 km from Naxos Town and situated between Agia Anna and Agios Georgios. It is one of the most famous beaches on the island and, having received the Blue Flag several times, ranks among the top beaches in both Greece and Europe.
