Our first stop is at Sangri village which is located near to the impressive temple of Goddess Dimitra. The magnificent temple has been made of the finest quality of Naxos marble and is believed to date back to the 6th century BC. was the ancient goddess of grain, people used to build temples to her close to fertile areas. Such a fertile ground is found around the village of Sangri.,near is located the museum that we can visit as well.
Duration stop: 20-30minutes. —ticket for getting inside the temple not included.

Second of our visit is at Damalas village, almost at the center of Naxos that is the valley of olive oil trees, visit the local potery workshop that still working and make Cycladic traditional pots, and visit as well the renovated oil olive press.

Just 5 minutes away is our third visit Halki (Chalki) village used to be the capital of the island as well as its main administrative and trade center It is located in the center of Naxos. Many well preserved houses, Venetian Towers and fine Byzantine churches can be found in the area. One of these is amongst Naxos’ oldest churches, the Church of Panagia (the Virgin), dating from the 9th century with some beautiful Byzantine and post-Byzantine frescoes.and visit the distillery of Citron.have a walk on little old street and meet some locals.
Duration stop: 40minutes

About 15minutes drive we will make our forth visit to Apiranthos Village, is Amphitheatrically built at the slopes of Mount Fanari, it boasts magnificent views of the Naxian mountain. The feeling one gets is more that of a northern mainland Greece village than that of a Cycladic Island. This is partly due to its architecture and stone built houses. We can visit 5 museums, the Apiranthos Archaeological Museum (tickets not included) the Geological Museum, the Museum of Natural History, the Visual Arts Museum and
the Folklore Museum or just stroll through the alleys on your own to explore and make photos.
Duration :30-40m.

Our last visit is Moutsouna Beach on North east coast. Moutsouna used to be the port of Apiranthos on the eastern coast of the island which once was a busy export harbour when emery was in high demand. The emery train which transported the once valuable cargo of emery from the mines to this quaint little harbour was at its height, long, long ago. It has remained as is almost as a throwback in time since then and one can still see the cable car system and towers in place.
Moutsouna has 2 separate small beaches, both with fine sand. The first beach is situated right in front of the seaside taverns and it is called Ai Giannis. The second beach follows next and it is named Tigani. There will be enough time to swim and to have lunch at local fish restaurants or local taverns.