Things to do in Agios Prokopios

Temple of Apollo

Naxos

Naxos is often featured in Greek mythology and is the birthplace of Dionysos, the "god of wine and drama". The ancient ruins Portara standing next to the port is the gate of the temple built by the ancient Greeks to worship Apollo, which has now become the landmark of Naxos. Because of its unique geographical location, Naxos often becomes a transit point for tourists to other islands in the Aegean Sea. In fact, there are not many ancient ruins on the island itself, except for the landmark Portara, which is on the hills of the port town. , there are still remnants of castles built during the reign of Venice from the 13th to the 16th centuries, which are intricately like a labyrinth. In the north of Naxos, there is Apollonas, where the ruins of the Temple of Apollo are located. It is located on the hills facing the sea and is connected by climbing passages. It is an ideal place to watch the sunset of the Aegean Sea and take pictures on the whole island.

Mikri Vigla Beach

Mikri Vigla Beach was originally a lookout for pirates, and the beach is dotted with many reefs and golden granite rocks. Compared to other beaches near the town, it receives fewer visitors and is very tranquil. You can swim, surf, and kitesurf here, and you will see many couples flying kites along the shore, which is quite romantic.

Ancient Temple of Demeter

The Ancient Temple of Demeter is located approx. 1.5 km south of Sangri and is accessible by following the signs from Sangri. Although the temple is not large, it holds fascinating historical significance. There is also a site museum here, which displays some reconstructions of the temple. Additionally, the view from the hilltop where the temple is located is also great.

Agios Prokopios Beach

Located in a bay south of CapeMougkri, the sand here is excellent, very fine and white. Although the beach is somewhat narrow, it has a long coastline.

Cedar Forest of Alyko

Eggares Olive Oil Museum

Golden Beach of Paros

Plaka Beach

Plaka Beach is located on the west coast of Naxos Island and stretches for 4 km. You can enjoy sunbathing on a lounge chair or try some water sports.

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Oia

Oia is built along the cliff, with white-walled, blue-domed houses and churches layered along the inner cliffs of the caldera. The sunset is an iconic view here. Every evening, tourists follow the main path to the western end of the town, where there are two main viewing spots: one is the seaside platform next to the castle ruins, where the remaining stone tower walls hang over the cliff edge, offering a wide view; the other is the small square below the windmills, where several traditional windmills stand out in silhouette against the sunset. The town is also worth exploring slowly during the day. Walking along the cliff path through the narrow white alleys, you will pass several blue-domed churches, including the three connected blue domes that are a common sight on postcards. Several old-fashioned windmills stand at the northern end of the town, which is another iconic view.