Mikri Vigla beach is in the western part of Naxos.

The beach takes its name from an observatory that was located here in earlier times, which supervised the area and warned for pirate ships. The beach is divided into two sections, covered with sand. The larger, called "Parthenos"(the Virgin), is a venue for windsurfing enthusiasts and especially kite surf. The smaller, called "Limanaki" (the Harbor), is more suitable for swimming.

So if you love windsurfing and kite surf, you will spend your holidays in Mikri Vigla--you'd be a fool not to!

In the southeastern part of the island, you will find Panermos/Panormos beach.

The beach is located in a small bay, being thus sheltered from the wind. Panermos/Panormos beach is covered with sand and small pebbles, while in its crystal clear waters you will enjoy a great swim without disturbing waves.

Luckily, in Panermos/Panormos beach you will also find trees for shade and a small quaint harbor.

Psili Ammos/Kanakis beach is in the northeastern part of Naxos island.

Its name stands for "Fine Sand", so obviously this is a beach covered with fine sand... However, here you will also find beautiful cedar trees, clear waters and the absolute tranquility. Psili Ammos beach is your chance for incredible relaxation.

By the way do not panic if you hear others talking about Kanaki beach. This is the second name of Psili Ammos!

Glyfada beach is in the southwestern part of Naxos island.

This is a very long sandy beach with crystal clear waters and some trees for natural shade. Here you can definitely swim in peace; because of its size you will easily find a spot without someone next to you.

Aliko beach is in the southwestern part of Naxos island.

It is characterized by a unique natural beauty, as it has golden sand and beautiful cedar trees that do only offer natural shade but also add the final touches to this marvelous setting. Once you immerse yourself in the crystal clear waters, you will instantly feel one with nature.

Lionas beach is beside the namesake village, in the northeastern part of Naxos island.

It is paved with white pebbles and its crystal clear waters ensure an excellent swim in tranquility. If swimming whets your appetite, worry not! In the region there are several taverns with fresh fish and delicacies.

Apollon beach is in the northeastern part of the island.

It is located in front of the namesake settlement and being a beautiful sandy beach, it attracts many people. Dive into the blue of Apollon beach, but remember that it is vulnerable to northern winds.

In the area there are restaurants, cafes and bars, where after your swim you can enjoy food, coffee or drinks.

Agia Anna beach is in the western part of Naxos.

This is one of the most popular beaches in the entire island. Just 5 km from the port of Naxos, Agia Anna beach gathers a lot of people who crave to feel its spectacular blue waters. It has lovely golden sand and several trees for natural shade.

Agia Anna beach is organized with sun beds, umbrellas, water sports facilities and great beach bars where you can enjoy your daily coffee and snack or a chilled drink by the beach. The surrounding area is well developed, so you'll find taverns to enjoy fresh fish and delicacies, as well as hotels and guest houses.

Naxos has a very well organized transportation system, with local buses (KTEL) at a central position. More information can be found in www.naxosdestinations.com and the number 22850 22291. There are also taxis and you can also rent a vehicle of your choice from the special offices operating in Naxos. Especially this option or of course your own vehicle will allow you to explore the island and enjoy all its beauties.

You can reach Naxos by plane from the airport "Eleftherios Venizelos".

Naxos Airport is approximately 3 km from the town and one kilometer from Agios Prokopios. It is served by local buses, while you can also call a taxi to pick you up. More information can be found in the number 22850 23969.