Temple of Demeter Our tour begins with a visit to the magnificent Temple of Demeter, one of Naxos' most important archaeological landmarks. This remarkable example of ancient Greek architecture offers a fascinating insight into the island's rich history and cultural heritage, making it a must-see destination for history and archaeology enthusiasts. Keep in mind the entrance ticket is 5euro to be paid in cash directly there to them.

Damalas & Traditional Pottery Workshop We continue to the picturesque village of Damalas, where we visit a traditional pottery workshop. Here, you'll discover the timeless art of pottery-making and learn about the techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation by skilled local artisans.

Chalki & Vallindras Citron Distillery Our next stop is Chalki, the former capital of Naxos, renowned for its elegant neoclassical mansions, charming cobblestone alleys, and authentic Cycladic atmosphere. Here, we'll visit the historic Vallindras Citron Distillery, where the island's famous Kitron liqueur has been produced for generations. Discover the history of this unique local spirit and enjoy the opportunity to sample its distinctive flavors.

Apeiranthos – The Marble Village Our journey continues to Apeiranthos, one of the most beautiful and authentic mountain villages in the Cyclades. Often referred to as "The Marble Village," nearly 80% of the settlement is built or paved with marble, creating a truly unique atmosphere. Stroll through its narrow marble-paved streets, admire the traditional stone houses, and experience the village's rich cultural heritage and timeless charm.

Stavros Keramotis – Panoramic Viewpoint We make a short stop at Stavros Keramotis, one of the most spectacular viewpoints on Naxos. This is the only location on the island where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Aegean Sea on both the eastern and western sides at the same time. It's the perfect spot to take in the breathtaking scenery and capture unforgettable photos.

Eggares Olive Press Museum Our tour concludes with a visit to the traditional Eggares Olive Press Museum, where you'll discover the fascinating history of olive oil production on Naxos and its importance to the island's culture, economy, and everyday life. Explore the restored olive mill, learn about traditional olive oil-making techniques, and gain a deeper appreciation for one of Greece's oldest and most treasured traditions.