Port of Naxos, Naxos
The Port of Naxos stands as the vibrant gateway to the picturesque island, nestled on the western side and harmoniously integrated into the heart of the main town, Chora. This bustling harbor boasts a prime location, adjacent to the iconic local landmark known as Portara, creating a captivating first impression for all who arrive.
Chora's cobblestone streets wind their way from the port, revealing a plethora of tourist facilities that cater to the diverse needs of visitors. This symbiotic relationship between the port and the town ensures that travelers can seamlessly transition from sea to land, soaking in the rich cultural offerings, culinary delights, and captivating architecture that Chora is renowned for.
A hub of activity and connection, the Port of Naxos ranks among the busiest in the Cycladic archipelago. Especially during the high season, it comes alive with the comings and goings of approximately 25 passenger ferries on a daily basis. Beyond the practicalities of transportation, the port embraces a variety of vessels, welcoming yachts and boats of various sizes into its embrace.
From this lively harbor, daily ferry crossings weave a tapestry of connectivity, linking Naxos to a myriad of captivating destinations. Whether you're yearning to explore the historical marvels of Athens, the enchanting allure of Santorini, the cosmopolitan vibes of Mykonos, or the tranquil beauty of Paros and Syros, the Port of Naxos serves as your embarkation point to these treasured havens.
Chora's cobblestone streets wind their way from the port, revealing a plethora of tourist facilities that cater to the diverse needs of visitors. This symbiotic relationship between the port and the town ensures that travelers can seamlessly transition from sea to land, soaking in the rich cultural offerings, culinary delights, and captivating architecture that Chora is renowned for.
A hub of activity and connection, the Port of Naxos ranks among the busiest in the Cycladic archipelago. Especially during the high season, it comes alive with the comings and goings of approximately 25 passenger ferries on a daily basis. Beyond the practicalities of transportation, the port embraces a variety of vessels, welcoming yachts and boats of various sizes into its embrace.
From this lively harbor, daily ferry crossings weave a tapestry of connectivity, linking Naxos to a myriad of captivating destinations. Whether you're yearning to explore the historical marvels of Athens, the enchanting allure of Santorini, the cosmopolitan vibes of Mykonos, or the tranquil beauty of Paros and Syros, the Port of Naxos serves as your embarkation point to these treasured havens.
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Port of Naxos on Map
Sight Name: Port of Naxos
Sight Location: Naxos, Greece (See walking tours in Naxos)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
Sight Location: Naxos, Greece (See walking tours in Naxos)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
Walking Tours in Naxos, Greece
Create Your Own Walk in Naxos
Creating your own self-guided walk in Naxos is easy and fun. Choose the city attractions that you want to see and a walk route map will be created just for you. You can even set your hotel as the start point of the walk.
Naxos Orientation Walking Tour
Steeped in mythological mystique and ancient history, the captivating city of Naxos on the eponymous Greek island in the Aegean Sea is renowned for its cultural landmarks and stunning attractions.
The name "Naxos" is believed to be of ancient Greek origin, possibly stemming from the word "naxai," which means "vines" or "vineyards." This is quite fitting,... view more
Tour Duration: 1 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 2.0 Km or 1.2 Miles
The name "Naxos" is believed to be of ancient Greek origin, possibly stemming from the word "naxai," which means "vines" or "vineyards." This is quite fitting,... view more
Tour Duration: 1 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 2.0 Km or 1.2 Miles



