The Mountain of Zeus (Zas in local Greek argo) holds the status of the highest mountain in the Greek Cyclades.

Throughout history, Naxos has played a pivotal role in shaping the cultural and historical landscape of the region, particularly during the Byzantine era.

The itinerary offers a unique opportunity to explore some of Naxos’ most significant landmarks, including the Temple of Dimitra situated in Sagri.

There, you’ll visit the ancient marble Temple dedicated to the worship of Goddess Demeter, one of the island’s most significant historic sites.

Located in the heart of the island, two lush valleys lie side by side with quaint, traditional villages connected by ancient paths.

Nestled amidst mountains, olive groves, oak and plane trees, and Byzantine temples, is the charming former capital of Naxos – Chalkio, surrounded by traditional villages and a labyrinth of picturesque paths linking them.

Nestled in the heart of Naxos island, amidst the charming villages of Chalkio, Monitsia, and Kaloxylos, surrounded by historic byzantine churches and traditional pathways, lies the Chigouri estate.

What inspired locals to name a 1004m tall mountain after the King of Gods?

You’ll feel like the ruler of your duchy when you reach the top and take in the stunning view.

Are you a fan of rugged natural landscapes and fascinating geological formations?

If your goal was to avoid pirates, where would be the ideal place to settle?

Where did the Latin aristocracy typically spend their summers?

What made Tragea valley so significant to the conquerors?

Embark on a 3-hour journey through time as you explore the medieval castle perched atop the hill in Naxos town.

Explore the medieval history of Naxos town by visiting the castle built on the hill.

Explore the breathtaking sights of Naxos Island on a private tour that combines stunning landscapes with a scenic coastal drive, taking you to the most important sites and villages.