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Naxos, the largest island of the Cyclades! This city-island, with its endless sandy beaches, fertile valleys, and mountainous villages, offers countless opportunities for exploration and activities.

Encircling the island of Delos is a group of islands known worldwide as the Cyclades. At their center stands Naxos, the largest and greenest island of the group. According to Greek mythology, it is the birthplace of Dionysus, the god of wine, and the place where Zeus was raised as a child.

Shaped like a diamond, or as some say, resembling a green leaf on the Aegean Sea, Naxos is rich in natural water sources, which have contributed to a flourishing agricultural industry. The island is self-sufficient in many products, with local specialties including cheese and dairy products, meat, olive oil, honey, fruits, vegetables, and traditional sweets.

Undoubtedly, its stunning coastline is the main attraction for visitors. With dozens of endless sandy beaches, some easily accessible and others more secluded, Naxos offers the perfect balance between relaxation and adventure, allowing you to find your own hidden paradise.

In recent years, Naxos has become increasingly popular as a year-round destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. The majestic mountains and breathtaking peaks feature an extensive network of hiking and cycling trails, many of which pass through remarkable sights and attractions.