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Naxos is the largest island of the Cyclades and is located near other well-known islands of Cyclades, such as Paros, Mykonos, Ios and Schinoussa. Naxos is one of the most interesting islands of the Cyclades, with many influences from foreign cultures.
In addition to its impressive monuments and finds, Naxos displays natural beauty. It has the most green of all the islands of the Cyclades. Between the vegetation and dense forests, one can discover ancient signs of the glorious past of the island.
Naxos is the island with the most Venetian and Frankish castles in the Cyclades. Many of them are preserved, house museums and exhibitions or operate as monasteries. The most famous of them is the duke's Markos Sanoudos castle, which houses two museums and a church today.
Like all the Cycladic islands, Naxos also has many beautiful beaches that match all tastes. All the beaches of the island have sandy beaches with fine sand or fine pebbles and clear blue or clear green, crystal clear waters. Most beaches of Naxos have shallow waters, making it ideal for groups and families with children.
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Chora is the capital of the island and enchants visitors with its Cycladic beauty. It offers modern comforts and many of its ancient monuments are only a few minutes away.
Agios Prokopios is an organized beach for swimming or water sports and is one of the ten best beaches in Europe.
The Monastery of Panagia Drosiani is located in the village of Moni Tragia and is one of the oldest and most important monasteries in the Balkans.
The Tower of Glezos is only one of the 12 towers that protected the Castle of the Venetian duke Sanoudos and today it houses the Byzantine Museum of Naxos.
The beach of Agia Anna is the continuation of Agios Prokopios and is also one of the famous beaches of Naxos. It has fine sand and a cedar forest.
The archaeological museum of Naxos is a historical monument and includes unique finds of invaluable value since 3200 B.C. – 2nd century. A.C.
Mikri Vigla beach is characterized by its tranquility, the wonderful white sandy beaches and its blue, virgin waters.
Filoti is the largest village on the island, is built at the foot of the surrounding mountains and is an important destination for tourists.
The Sangri village retains all its classic Cycladic features and is a place with many old chapels and Venetian buildings.
The Temple of Dimitra is one of the most important monuments of the island and is entirely made out of white marble.