Naxos National Airport is located a mere four of kilometres outside Naxos town centre. At the moment, the airport only connects to the capital city of Athens. In the summer, there is a bus service to the beaches of Agios Prokopos, Agia Anna and Plaka. Buses run at half-hour intervals from the bus stop just …

You can get to Naxos by ferry from Athens (port Piraeus), passing through Santorini on the way — perfect for those looking to island-hop! In the summer, multiple ferries connect Naxos to other islands in the area, such as Paros, Crete, Mykonos and …

There is a well-developed bus network on the island, so reaching nearly any settlement (especially during high season) shouldn't present much difficulty. Tickets must be bought prior to boarding and are always sold at bus stations and/or ticket machines. In Naxos Town, the bus station is located right by the …

For travelling short distances, taxis may be a good option. Cabs are often concentrated around the port area and popular tourist …

Stamps may be purchased at many local vendors and small stores. Yellow post boxes can be found in most settlements around the island. The main post office is located in Naxos Town, behind the City …

Small pharmacies can be found in every major settlement on Naxos. Don't count on long opening hours, and pack a basic first aid kid before you travel. Don't forget the …

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230 V, 50 Hz Power outlets type C and F — the usual European …