Apollonas beach — Attraction in Municipality of Naxos and the Lesser Cyclades

Apollonas is a picturesque village located on the northeastern coast of Naxos, one of the Cyclades islands in Greece. The beach in Apollonas is known for its serene and tranquil atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and escape from the crowds.

The beach itself is a mix of sand and pebbles, with clear, turquoise waters that are inviting for swimming and snorkeling. The surrounding landscape is characterized by rugged cliffs and lush greenery, creating a stunning contrast with the blue sea.

In the village of Apollonas, you can find traditional Greek tavernas and cafes along the waterfront, offering delicious local cuisine and fresh seafood. The area is also known for the ancient Kouros statue, a partially completed marble statue dating back to the 6th century BC, which lies in an ancient quarry nearby.

Overall, Apollonas beach is a beautiful and peaceful destination, ideal for those looking to experience the natural beauty and rich...

There are two sides to this beach. If you drive to the East portion it is all stones/pebbles and rough waters with one taverna. Positive is though it’s quiet. On the West portion there is a small, sandy beach surrounded by several great tavernas offering selection of drinks, ice cream and authentic Greek food…for takeout to the beach or eat-in. When we visited the beach was quite busy but there was still plenty of room. Around 3-4pm several tour buses came in for about an hour and it got very busy, but then got quiet again. The beach is not as rough here, nice and sandy, but there was some floating seaweed…not enough to ruin the enjoyment of the water. Overall, we highly recommend the drive here, and if we back in Naxos we will...

Small beach right in town. The town itself was very nice, but rather small. If you want to drive for an hour through the winding mountains from Chora, it’s great, but there’s so many other options closer. Don’t recommend this trek if you have people who get...