We spent a month on Naxos and covered almost every beach on the island. Here's every stretch of sand worth visiting in 2026, with tips, prices and how to get there.

After a month on Naxos staying across a number of different properties, from a budget apartment in Agios Prokopios to the Naxian Collection's private pool villas, here's our honest guide to where to stay on the island, covering every area and every budget.

We came for a few days and stayed for a month. In that time, we covered every corner of the island - the mountain villages, the beaches, the hiking trails, the food and the places most visitors never find. This is our complete guide to the best things to do on Naxos.

Getting from Athens to Naxos is straightforward once you know the options. Two operators run the ferry route from Piraeus with up to seven daily sailings and prices from €52. Direct flights take 40 minutes but cost considerably more. Here's everything you need to choose the right option for your trip.

Naxos Chora is the Cycladic capital that most visitors pass through on their way to the beaches, and that's exactly why it's worth slowing down for. After countless visits to town, here's everything worth seeing, eating and doing in Chora, from sunrise at the Portara to sunset cocktails above the harbour.

Plaka beach, Naxos’ best beach and one you’ll likely spend hours at, enjoying the alluring waters and vanilla sand. Our Plaka Beach guide includes all you need to know to enjoy your stay.

Agios Prokopios is the most popular beach on Naxos, and it earns its reputation. Wide golden sand, turquoise water, a string of beach bars at the northern end and a quieter public stretch to the west. Here's everything you need to know before you go.

Nestled in the hills of Naxos lies Halki, the most beautiful village on the Island. This guide to Halki (Chalkio) showcases the best of the town, as well as when to visit, and how to get there.

Is there a more iconic souvenir from the Greek islands than your own pair of traditional Greek sandals? Meet Pagonis Sandals, the family business creating Naxos’ most famous shoes.