Top Naxos Sports Lessons

The tour starts at the beautiful, sandy beach of Kalandos! After an equipment check and safety briefing by your certified guide, you’ll be ready to go! You’ll be paddling a distance of about 9 km. Along the way, the view from the neighboring Cycladic islands is breathtaking! You will paddle among awesome geological formations along the coastline, make stops at tiny sea coves, until you reach the most impressive of them all: Rhina Cave with its ceiling of miniature stalactites and its inviting beach nearby! Rhina Cave’s pristine, secluded beach invites you to relax. We'll make a stop at the beach for about 30-40 min. Your guide will prepare for you delicious snacks. All you have to do is just sit back and enjoy, or swim, snorkel and explore the rich marine life of the area! Then back to our kayaks to head back to the starting point at Kalandos Beach. End the tour with a delicious traditional (optional) meal at the local taverna.

Try marble carving with a local sculptor as your host, and enjoy a first-hand experience of Naxos island’s artisan traditions. Taking place in the shade of olive trees in your host’s garden, the private class includes use of all equipment including locally forged tools and blocks of classic Naxos white marble. You’ll hear the tricks of the trade as you carve, and take home your own relief sculpture at the end.

Discover a hidden oasis just a stone's throw away from the picturesque Mikri Vigla beach, nestled among the enchanting cedar trees and the awe-inspiring rocky landscape. Embark on a transformative journey that seamlessly blends the ancient wisdom and practices of Yoga. This unique Yoga fusion invites you to explore the power of breath and movement, providing a holistic approach to wellness that nurtures harmony between Body, Mind, and Soul.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this tour covers the best of Naxos in a full day of sightseeing. Highlights include stopping at the Temple of Demeter (entrance fee not included), touring a traditional olive press in Damalas, swimming in the fishing village of Apollonas, and visiting the Panagia Drossiani Monastery, one of the oldest Byzantine churches in the Balkans with notable frescoes and architecture.