With or without a guide. Always at your pace, always at your taste.
A concentrated heritage loop, beginning at the Temple of Demeter — built approximately 530-520 BC and an architectural forerunner of the Parthenon. From there, a journey into living craft and mountain tradition: the potters of Damalas, the ceramic and kitron heritage of Chalki, and the stone-built village of Aperathos with its marble lanes.
A mountain-to-sea journey, beginning in the craft village of Chalki — where ceramics and kitron distilling still follow generations-old recipes. From there, through an olive-oil tasting in Kaloxylos, the marble-paved alleys of Aperathos, and the quiet fishing harbour of Moutsouna on the east coast.
A deep heritage route, beginning in Damalas — where potters keep ancient techniques alive. From there, through the ceramic and kitron traditions of Chalki, a family-run olive mill in Kaloxylos, the plane-tree square of Filoti, the marble lanes of Aperathos, and the monumental Archaic Kouros still resting in its ancient quarry.
Our most complete cultural loop, beginning at the Temple of Demeter — built approximately 530-520 BC and an architectural forerunner of the Parthenon. From there, a journey through Naxian craftsmanship and flavours: the potters of Damalas, the ceramic and kitron traditions of Chalki, a family-run olive mill in Kaloxylos, the marble-paved lanes of Aperathos, and the monumental Archaic Kouros still resting where it was carved.
A curated route through Agia Anna, Plaka, Mikri Vigla, Kastraki, Glyfada, and the turquoise lagoons of Alyko, with stops chosen at your pace.
