Naxos island
The largest island in Cyclades, placed right in the center of the Aegean Sea, will certainly amaze you with its beauty. Endless beaches, unique natural environment, lofty mountains, vertile valleys, springs, traditions, archeological treasures, food and wine, more than 450 churches, 40 Byzantine castles, about 60 towers, and of course the “Portara” – the gigantic marble gateway of a temple dedicate to Apollo. Enjoy your days as you wish...


“This island possessed great sweetness and tranquillity .... I looked at the inhabitants. Their faces were kindly... and their eyes were not on fire. Liberty here had extinguished the yearning for liberty. Life extended like a sheet of contented, slumbering water which, though turbulent at times, never raised to a true tempest. As i walked about Naxos, security was the island’s first gift that i became aware of.”
Nikos Kazantzakis from the book “Report to Greco”


Agios Prokopios beach
Agios Prokopios is the most popular beach of Naxos and considered as one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. The sea of Agios Prokopios is crystal clear and kilometres of a grained sandy beach hug the sheltered bay. One part of the beach is organized and offers sun beds, umbrellas and water sport facilities, while another part of the beach is totally unspoilt and left to its natural beauty.

Agios Prokopios village proposes a variety of cafes, restaurants, bars, mini markets, pharmacy and lies behind the Agios Prokopios beach.

From the Lagos Mare Hotel in Agios Prokopios, Naxos, the following destinations are easily accessible:
Naxos Airport : 2 km
Naxos Port: 4km
Naxos Town: 4km (taxi fare: € 10, bus fare:€1,60)
Bus Stop: right outside the hotel