Holidays to Naxos
How to get to Naxos
Flights
You can't fly direct from the UK onto Naxos, however there are domestic flights from Athens amongst others. Therefore we recommend flying via either Athens, Mykonos or Santorini.
Ferries
Naxos is on the main Cyclades Ferry Line so has regular boats from Rafina, Piraeus, Mykonos and Santorini. We will match your ferry times to your flight times so you have the best connections possible.
Accommodation & More on Naxos
Accommodation
Accommodation on Naxos varies from small 2* studios through to boutique hotels and some very stylish villas. Let us know your preferred option and we can source the right accommodation for your needs and budget.
Extras
There are numerous ways we can enhance your holiday from upgrading your flights and ferries to business class, booking car hire, arranging tours and even booking restaurant reservations and sunbed reservations (on specific islands). Please ask us for more details.
The Temple stands guard
Naxos is the largest island in the Cyclades group and as a result of vastly improved ferry links and direct flights to Athens, it is now becoming more and more popular.
However, because of its size, it is easy to escape and find the traditional, slower way of life. The interior of the island is still primarily dedicated to farming and with mountains, springs, valleys and plains it is a superb choice of island if you like to go walking.
It is easy to get around the island either by local bus, organised excursions or hire car and with over 90kms of beach you may want to explore to find your own patch of Greek island paradise.
The biggest beach is Pyrgaki, a giant sweep of golden sand and the areas of Agios Prokopios and Agia Anna are very popular.
An unusual trip on Naxos is to the village of Halki, where you will find a traditional distillery which makes a lemon liqueur very similar to Limoncello, just maybe a bit more potent. There is a wonderful café/tearoom where you can try it with some homemade cake.
Another must see is the Portara at sunset. This is the sacred arch which was an entrance to an unfinished temple which overlooks the harbour and town of Naxos.
For more about Naxos read our blog - Experience Naxos, The Largest of the Cyclades Islands
However, because of its size, it is easy to escape and find the traditional, slower way of life. The interior of the island is still primarily dedicated to farming and with mountains, springs, valleys and plains it is a superb choice of island if you like to go walking.
It is easy to get around the island either by local bus, organised excursions or hire car and with over 90kms of beach you may want to explore to find your own patch of Greek island paradise.
The biggest beach is Pyrgaki, a giant sweep of golden sand and the areas of Agios Prokopios and Agia Anna are very popular.
An unusual trip on Naxos is to the village of Halki, where you will find a traditional distillery which makes a lemon liqueur very similar to Limoncello, just maybe a bit more potent. There is a wonderful café/tearoom where you can try it with some homemade cake.
Another must see is the Portara at sunset. This is the sacred arch which was an entrance to an unfinished temple which overlooks the harbour and town of Naxos.
For more about Naxos read our blog - Experience Naxos, The Largest of the Cyclades Islands
T E S T I M O N I A L S
Happy People
Chris, would just like to say a big thank you for arranging our fabulous Naxos holiday. The hotel was perfect for us, just a short walk away from the beach and tavernas and was very quiet which suited us. We were made more than welcome by the hotel staff. All the arrangements went totally to plan and the weather was superb. 
Peter - June 2023
Thank you so much for all of your advice and suggestions. We had an amazing holiday and particularly loved Naxos. I'm so glad you recommended it and absolutely loved The Melidron. 
Catherine - 2022
The team have booked three very different holidays for me, two for a couple and one for a group of nine. They listened to our requirements and used their expert knowledge of Greece to provide us with several options from which to choose. I found them to be very professional, nothing is too much trouble and they strive to find a good deal. I would not hesitate to recommend them. 
Tony from Nottingham
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