Updated: August 14, 2026
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By Santorini Dave • dave@santorinidave.com
The wonderful stretch of beach in front of the Iria Beach Art Hotel in Agia Anna.
Naxos Family Hotels: My Advice
My boys swimming at St. George Beach in Naxos.
- Best Family Hotel Overall: Nissaki Beach Hotel. Directly on shallow Agios Georgios Beach and an easy walk to Naxos Town. This is the simplest combination of beach, pool, restaurants, and no-car convenience.
- Best Family Beach Hotel: Iria Beach Art Hotel (Agia Anna). Excellent swimming, family suites, restaurants beside the beach, and easy walks to Agios Prokopios and Plaka.
- Best Luxury Beach Resort for Families: Ammothines Cycladic Suites (Plaka). Spacious suites and maisonettes, a large pool, excellent restaurant, and one of the island’s best beaches immediately outside. I recommend a rental car here.
- Best Villas: Kavos Boutique Hotel (Stelida). Spacious suites and villas, an excellent pool and restaurant, and plenty of room to spread out. Best with a rental car.
- Best for a Large Family or Group: Cosmos Hotel (Plaka). Two-bedroom apartments and large villas with kitchens, plus a pool and kids’ pool.
- Best Family Area: Agios Georgios is my first choice for younger kids because the beach is sandy and shallow and Naxos Town is walkable. Agios Prokopios and Agia Anna have better swimming and more of a classic beach-holiday feel. Northern Plaka is excellent for families wanting more space, but check the exact hotel location before booking.
- With Teens: I prefer Naxos Town or Agios Georgios. Older kids can walk to cafés, shops, restaurants, the Old Town, and the beach without depending on their parents for every outing.
- Without a Car: Stay at Agios Georgios, Agios Prokopios, Agia Anna, or northern Plaka. Buses connect the main west-coast beaches with Naxos Town during the main season. For current routes and schedules, see my Naxos bus guide.
- Rent a Car for the Interior: Even if you stay at the beach, I recommend renting a car for a day or two to visit Halki, Filoti, Apeiranthos, the Temple of Demeter, and the mountain villages. You do not need to keep a car for the entire trip if your hotel is on the main beach strip.
The 14 Best Family Hotels in Naxos
1. Nissaki Beach Hotel: Agios Georgios Beach/Naxos Town
My favorite family hotel in Naxos. Nissaki sits directly on shallow, sandy Agios Georgios Beach and is close enough to walk into Naxos Town for dinner, shopping, and evening strolls. That combination is hard to beat with children. The hotel has a good-sized pool, excellent seaside restaurant, and spacious rooms and suites. The Two Unit Suites are best for families, with a queen or king bed plus two single sofa beds and a private terrace. No rental car is necessary.2. Iria Beach Art Hotel: Agia Anna Beach
My favorite family hotel for a classic Naxos beach holiday. Iria sits directly at Agia Anna Beach, with excellent swimming and several good tavernas within an easy walk. Spacious rooms and suites accommodate up to four guests, all with private terraces. The open-air restaurant is excellent and uses produce from the owner’s nearby farm. Agios Prokopios is a short walk north and Plaka begins just south of the village. Review of Iria Beach Art Hotel with Video.3. Kavos Boutique Hotel: Stelida
My favorite villa-style family stay on Naxos. Kavos has an infinity pool, excellent restaurant, and spacious suites and villas sleeping up to seven. All accommodations include kitchenettes and private terraces surrounded by gardens. The restaurant has a kids’ menu along with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options. Agios Prokopios Beach is about a ten-minute downhill walk, but Stelida is not a convenient walking base overall. I recommend renting a car. Review of Kavos Boutique Hotel with Video.4. Ammothines Cycladic Suites: Plaka Beach
The best luxury beach resort for families in Naxos. Ammothines sits at the quieter southern end of Plaka, with one of the island’s best beaches immediately outside. Suites and maisonettes are spacious; the two-level maisonettes accommodate up to five, and adjoining units work for larger groups. The large pool, excellent restaurant, and beach setting make it easy to spend entire days at the hotel. This end of Plaka is spread out, so I strongly recommend a rental car.5. Naxos Resort: Agios Georgios Beach/Naxos Town
The best choice near Naxos Town if a large resort pool matters. Naxos Resort sits only a minute or two from Agios Georgios Beach and about a ten-minute walk from central Chora. Family-friendly rooms sleep up to four, and facilities include a large swimming pool, children’s pool, restaurant, spa, gardens, and complimentary breakfast. Rooms are comfortable rather than luxury, but the combination of pool, beach, and town convenience works extremely well for families.6. Liana Beach Hotel & Spa: Agios Prokopios Beach
My favorite full-service family hotel at Agios Prokopios. Liana sits directly beside one of the best swimming beaches on Naxos and has a pool, spa, gym, restaurant, beach service, and parking. Larger suites and apartments work well for families, including two-bedroom configurations. Restaurants, shops, and the bus to Naxos Town are all close, so a rental car is unnecessary for a beach-focused stay. Choose Liana if you want better swimming than Agios Georgios without giving up hotel facilities or convenience.
7. Melidron Hotel & Suites: Agios Prokopios
An excellent smaller family hotel near Agios Prokopios Beach. Melidron has a pool with a children’s section, complimentary breakfast, and spacious rooms and suites. The two-bedroom Family Suite is especially useful for parents who want separate sleeping space. The beach, restaurants, shops, and bus stop are about a five-minute walk away. There is also an accessible room with a roll-in shower and ramp access; contact the hotel directly if you need it.8. Cosmos Hotel: Plaka Beach
One of the best Naxos hotels for larger families and groups. Cosmos has a large pool with a children’s section and accommodations ranging from family apartments to large villas sleeping up to ten. Rooms have kitchens or kitchenettes and private balconies, making this especially useful for longer stays. Plaka Beach, restaurants, beach clubs, and the bus are within an easy walk. A car is useful for exploring the island but not essential for day-to-day beach life.9. Sundunes Hotel Naxos: Plaka Beach
One of the best newer luxury family hotels on Plaka. Sundunes sits directly at the beach and has a large pool, restaurant, fitness facilities, and stylish suites and villas. Family suites accommodate four, while larger private-pool accommodations give families more space and privacy. This is a polished alternative to Ammothines, particularly for families wanting a modern luxury beach stay. I still rank Ammothines higher overall, but Sundunes is now one of the strongest Plaka options.
10. Athina Studios & Suites: Plaka Beach
A very practical family beach stay at northern Plaka. Athina has a garden pool, children’s pool, pool bar, beach club, and studios, suites, apartments, and maisonettes. Most accommodations have kitchenettes, while the largest two-bedroom units sleep up to five. The beach is directly outside, with additional restaurants and beach clubs nearby. I prefer Cosmos for large families and Ammothines for luxury, but Athina is excellent if beachfront access and a kitchenette are the priorities.11. Stella Naxos Island: Plaka Beach
My favorite affordable family stay on Plaka. Stella has a pool, kids’ pool, playground, gardens, and family apartments sleeping up to five, most with kitchenettes. The northern Plaka location is a big advantage: the beach is steps away, restaurants are nearby, and Agia Anna is walkable. The accommodations are simpler than Cosmos or Athina, but the location and price make it a good choice for longer family stays.12. Iliada Villas: Stelida/Agios Prokopios
Best for large families who want a villa, kitchen, and laundry facilities. Iliada offers spacious villas and maisonettes around an infinity pool with a children’s section. Accommodations include full kitchens, washing machines, and private outdoor space. The location is on the Stelida side of Agios Prokopios rather than in the center of the beach village, so it is less convenient on foot than Liana, Melidron, or Agios Prokopios Hotel. I prefer having a car here.13. Agios Prokopios Hotel: Agios Prokopios Beach
The best-value family hotel at Agios Prokopios. There is a large pool with an attached children’s pool, gardens, and studios and apartments sleeping up to four with kitchenettes. The beach, restaurants, market, and bus stop are only a short walk away. It is not luxurious, but it is easy, well located, and particularly good for families who would rather spend their money on the trip than the room.14. Finikas Beach Hotel: Pyrgaki Beach
My favorite remote family beach resort. Finikas is on the quiet southern coast near Pyrgaki and Alyko, with a pool, playground, spa, restaurant, and spacious sea-view rooms and suites. This is a good choice for families who want beach time, quiet, and plenty of space rather than restaurants and shops outside the hotel. A rental car is essential if you want to explore beyond the immediate area. Review of Finikas Beach Hotel with Video.Where Should Families Stay in Naxos?
Agios Georgios is my first choice for families with younger children. The beach is shallow and sandy, Naxos Town is within walking distance, and you can get through an entire trip without renting a car. Nissaki is the best hotel here; Naxos Resort is better if a large pool is important.
Agios Prokopios is better for families who put swimming first. The water is clearer and deeper than at Agios Georgios, the beach is larger, and there are plenty of restaurants and shops. Liana is my favorite full-service family stay, while Melidron and Agios Prokopios Hotel are excellent alternatives.
Agia Anna is smaller and more charming. Iria Beach Art Hotel is the standout family hotel and one of my favorite beach hotels anywhere in Greece.
Plaka is best for families wanting a longer, quieter beach holiday. Northern Plaka is easiest without a car. Ammothines is the best luxury choice, Cosmos is excellent for large families, Athina is strong for beachfront self-catering, and Stella is the best-value option.
For more detail on each area, see Where to Stay in Naxos.
Do Families Need a Car in Naxos?
No, if you stay at Agios Georgios, Agios Prokopios, Agia Anna, or northern Plaka. These areas have beaches, restaurants, shops, and summer bus service to Naxos Town.
I still recommend renting a car for a day or two. The mountain villages and interior are a big part of what makes Naxos special, and having your own vehicle makes Halki, Filoti, Apeiranthos, the Temple of Demeter, and quieter beaches much easier to explore.
A car is much more important if you stay in Stelida, southern Plaka, Pyrgaki, or another remote part of the island.
Naxos Family Hotels: FAQs
What is the best family hotel in Naxos?
Nissaki Beach Hotel is my favorite for most families. It sits directly on shallow Agios Georgios Beach and is an easy walk from Naxos Town, so you get a beach holiday without giving up restaurants, shopping, or evening walks.
What is the best beachfront family hotel in Naxos?
Iria Beach Art Hotel is my favorite for a true family beach holiday. It sits directly at Agia Anna Beach, has excellent swimming and family suites, and is surrounded by restaurants. Nissaki is better if you want to walk into Naxos Town.
What is the best luxury family hotel in Naxos?
Ammothines Cycladic Suites is my favorite luxury family beach resort. Kavos is better if you want a villa-style stay in a quiet setting, while Nissaki is better if convenience and walking access to Naxos Town matter more.
What is the best area in Naxos for young children?
Agios Georgios. The beach is sandy and shallow, restaurants are nearby, and Naxos Town is within walking distance. It is the easiest family base on the island.
What is the best area in Naxos for teenagers?
Naxos Town or Agios Georgios. Teens have more freedom to walk to cafés, shops, restaurants, the Old Town, and the beach instead of depending on a car or taxi.
Is Agios Prokopios good for families?
Yes. It is one of the best family beach areas on Naxos. The swimming is excellent, restaurants and shops are close, and buses connect with Naxos Town. I prefer it to Agios Georgios for beach quality, but Agios Georgios is more convenient for Chora.
Is Plaka Beach good for families?
Yes, especially for a longer beach stay. Northern Plaka is easiest because restaurants, buses, and Agia Anna are nearby. Southern Plaka is quieter and works better with a rental car.
How far ahead should families book Naxos hotels?
For July and August, I would book the best family suites, villas, and beachfront rooms six months ahead when possible. Larger accommodations sell out first. For June and September, three to four months ahead gives you a much better choice.
Santorini Dave was started in 2011 when I posted a short guide to visiting Santorini with kids. Now, my site publishes regularly updated guides to 
Galaxy Hotel or Studio Kalergis for a family of 4 (kids 6 and 9) and 2 grandparents? They are about the same price (although Galaxy includes breakfast). What’s better for beach access? Town access? Overall accommodations and pool area? Or would you stay further out at Kavos or Iria? We want to relax at the beach/pool and also explore the island.
Beach Access: Kalergis is on the beach, Galaxy is a 2-minute walk from the beach.
Pool Area: Galaxy has a very nice pool, Kalergis doesn’t have a pool.
Town Access: Kalergis is a little closer to town.
Overall Accommodations: I like both hotels, Galaxy has a slightly more luxurious vibe.
Hi Dave. Thanks so much for your tips. It’s been so very helpful to give us a guide, all the way over here in Australia. Quick question – we’re planning 8 nights in Naxos the first week of June next year, with our 3 year old. We’re looking just to hang by the beach, then by a pool and in-between, taste all the delicious food! perhaps wander around some shops. A relaxing holiday will be in order! On your recco, I’m looking at either the Iria Beach Art Hotel or the Galaxy Hotel. Which one do you prefer if we want a stroll to beach and shops/restaurants, a pool, good sleeping arrangements for a family and ambiance from the balcony, as we’ll be spending time there after our daughter is in bed early. Really, really appreciate your advice (or suggestion for a different hotel….). Thank you!!
Iria is better for beach holiday. Galaxy is better to enjoy town, shops, and better collection of restaurants. I like both hotels.
Hi there, we are looking to visit Greece for the first time with my wife and 4 month old baby for 9 days. We are looking to stay in luxury accommodation (either a villa or a hotel) that is on or very close by a nice beach that we can swim at that has restaurants and shops close by. We are wanting limited time on planes, boats etc. Where do you suggest we go and how do you suggest we plan our visit to Greece? Many thanks.
Naxos is a great island for families and the Nissaki Beach Hotel the best place to stay on St Georges Beach. From there it’s an easy walk to lots of shops and restaurants. Naxos is a short flight (about 45 minutes) from Athens or a 3 to 5 hour ferry depending on which one choose.
I am hoping you can help with our Greece plans this summer. We are a family of 6 and are backpacking through Europe for 6 weeks this summer. An itinerary has been hard to nail down. At the very least we want to see Athens and spend some time in the Islands. We probably wont have more than 4 or 5 days for Greece, unfortunately. One of our biggest struggles is finding less expensive lodging for a family of 6. I really want to see the Blue Caves in Zakynthos and thought about staying on this island for a few days, but this post has made me consider Naxos. Do you have any overall recommendations for seeing the Greek Islands in a short amount of time with lodging for a family of 6? Tiffany
Mike’s Studios has good cheap family rooms that sleep a family of 6. Good central location in Naxos Town.
Thank you for your wonderful and helpful website! Travelling with children can be daunting and having all the information to hand is so useful (and reassuring!)
After looking at all of your wonderful advice we have booked to do Santorini/Naxos end of May beginning of June with our 2 year old. 2 days in Santorini followed by 6 days at the Nissaki in Naxos then a further 2 days in Santorini before flying home!
Thanks again,
Mario O
Awesome. Sounds like a great itinerary. You’ll love it.
Thanks for all your valuable information.
I was leaning towards the Kalergis Studios as we need a kitchenette. How is this hotel location compared to the Nissaki Beach hotel. Are quality of the family rooms ok?
Thanks,
Aashish
Family rooms at Kalergis are great. Basically 2 double rooms with a connecting door. Both rooms have small kitchens. It’s less than a 1 minute walk along the beach from Nissaki to Kalergis. The sand in front of Kalergis is nicer than in front of Nissaki. Both are an easy walk to town and restaurants.
Hi David. We have a week to spend in mid July and are looking for an un-touristy, authenic greek island experience with culture, history, good food, a laid back vibe and a good couple of beaches to explore. Children are 10 and 12 so old enough to not necessarily require children’s entertainment. We would prefer to stay in a villa as opposed to a hotel/resort. We were thinking of Crete, but wondering if Naxos (or other?) would be better. Any other islands worth researching? Terry
Lots of good choices but Naxos would be my top recommendation.
Hi David
Thanks for the wonderful reviews of Naxos, I am currently researching a holiday to the Greek islands for my 10 year wedding anniversary probably for 2 weeks, and plan to go there with my husband and two kids who will be 7 and 5. My husband gets very bad motion sickness so he isn’t too keen to travel by boat for long periods of time. So this is a major factor in deciding which island to choose. I would like a family-friendly island but that also has some fun things to do, and great eating out as we love it! I would love to rent a villa so that we have room to move and options to cook at home some meals, not sure if I want to drive though (although my husband loves the challenge!) and we want to be able to fly in and out. I am still deciding whether I want to do two islands and spend a week in each or just choose one and experience a bit of life and rhythm. I would love to see Santorini because it looks beautiful but have read plenty that is not very family friendly, and think Mykonos could be another option? I would also like to have a small ceremony to revisit our vows and have some photos taken? Do you have any recommendations? I would really appreciate as it will really help me narrow down and make a decision.
Thanks, Viv
Naxos is exactly what you’re looking for so great choice. But for 2 weeks I would add a second (or third) island. Paros is the closest (if you’re worried about the ferry trip). Mykonos, Ios, and Santorini aren’t much farther. Be sure to travel on the Blue Star ferries (not the SeaJet or Hellenic Seaways) as they are large car ferries and make for the least amount of sea sickness. I think I would recommend flying to Mykonos (3 days), ferry to Naxos (8 days), ferry to Santorini (3 days). Both Mykonos and Santorini have international flights to Western Europe which can save a lot of time as you don’t have to fly via Athens. Most other islands have flights to and from Athens.
Hi David! I did post a comment but it isn’t showing up on the page, for some reason.
Just wanted to say you’re articles and answers have been a huge help in helping me plan our trip to Greece this summer.
Just a few questions regarding our itinerary: Does the order of destinations make sense geographically, and, please advise on whether flight or ferry makes more sense between the islands. (I’ve slightly altered our dates since my last comment!)
Aug 6: Arrive in Athens
Aug 7: Athens
Aug 8: Leave for Santorini (flight or ferry?)
Aug 9: Santorini
Aug 10: Santorini
Aug 11: Leave for Naxos
Aug 12: Naxos
Aug 13: Naxos
Aug 14: Naxos
Aug 15: Naxos
Aug 16: Leave for Crete
Aug 17: Crete
Aug 18: Crete
Aug 19: Leave for Athens
Aug 20: Athens
Aug 21: Fly back to Dubai
Thanks so much for your help! We have a 5 year old and 19 month old so are looking for a fun but family-oriented trip. We are considering air bnb for Santorini and Naxos, and will probably do hotels for both Athens and Crete.
Please advise!!
That looks great but do go to Naxos first, then Santorini, then Crete. Ferry is probably best for all routes. That is a very busy (holiday) week for Greece so book ferries in advance.
We love your website and have constructed the following itinerary based on it (traveling with our 2.5 yr old son). Can you advise if it seems like too much/little time in any place.
May 21 Istanbul – Athens 7:15pm-8:45pm
May 25 Athens – Paros
May 31 Paros – Naxos
June 4 Naxos – Athens 7:15am-8am
June 4 Athens – Istanbul 10am-11:30am
Also we are having hard time locating a hotel, on booking.com, that has two connected rooms in Chora or St George’s beach with a view and kitchenette. Happy to spend up to 400 euro/night to find the right place. Most places have just one bedroom. Is there a travel agent you can recommend that knows the lodging?
Thank you!!!!
That looks great. You could drop a day from Athens and add it to Paros or Naxos – but otherwise looks good. For a connected family room on Naxos try Kalergis Studios.
Thanks! We’re booked at Kalergis. Was hoping for a bit more space but it seems like that’s the tradeoff for being on the beach!
Now to hunt for a place in Paros. Is there an equivalent/better place you would suggest there? Also, we are planning on getting a car to tour around Naxos. Do you recommend this as well for Paros?
On Paros I recommend staying in Naoussa or Parikia – both great towns. The best beaches are not close to either town though, so a rental car is nice to have. Also good for getting to the enchanting inland villages.
Hi David
What happened to the Naxos & Paros pages, now I can only see hotel recommendations and not the Guides with all kinds of info.. What did I miss?
We are a family of 4 and are going to Naxos/Paros/Athens for 2 weeks this summer and your info was good to have for planning. Cheers, Frode Velde
I have come to the slow/reluctant realization that people are more interested/concerned with booking good hotels in good locations (when they are planning their trip) than they are with Things To Do (which they feel they can figure out after they arrive). Also, some of the Naxos and Paros info was out of date. I will be adding back bits and pieces of current things to do with kids as I have time.
Hi Dave
1. Am I best booking ferries for 27 June from Santorini to Naxos now and who through? (4 adults and 3 teenagers)
2. Similarly am I best booking the ferry from Naxos to Paros 5th July? (same numbers)
3. After Paros I think you recommend Crete for my family of 3. I see the ferry is only an hour longer? Am I best ferry to Crete or fly?
Thanks again
Jenny
You can book the Santorini to Naxos tickets and the Naxos to Paros tickets after you arrive in Greece. It’s the large Blue Star ferry and won’t sell out. But I would book the Santorini–Crete tickets in advance as that ferry can sell out – unlikely but still possible.
Hi David,
We were planning our trip to Greece for September and our itinerary was 3 nights in Santorini, 3 nights in Naxos and 2 nights in Athens. We had our heart set on staying at Nissaki Hotel in Naxos, but just learned that they only allow children over the age of 12. Do you have any recommendations for another luxury beach front hotel close in to Chora that allow 3 year old child? Or is there another island instead of Naxos that you would recommend?
Thanks so much for your help!
Lani Schuman
Take another look at the Nissaki as it seems like they’re allowing all kids for summer.
Another very nice hotel is Hotel Grotta. Very warm and friendly. Not as luxurious as the Nissaki but people love this place. Good location close to Chora’s shops and restaurants and a short walk to the bus station for other beaches. Unfortunately it’s on the opposite side of Naxos Town than St George’s Beach – so if you want to go to the town beach you need to walk 10 to 15 minutes (not a big deal but certainly not as handy as the Nissaki).
Hello David and family, I would like to send you a big HUG from Melbourne Australia. My Daughter age 10 and I have just returned from Greece and to be honest it was on YOUR ADVICE…When I was researching where to go, YOU just kept on popping up in my searches when I searched Child friendly Greek Islands….. with your little Nomads, POP POP POP. you kept coming up…. We were accompanying my older Parents to Malta, my Father’s birthplace for 7 weeks, I had not travelled there since I was 12, I started dreaming at 40 something……..while I’m on this side of the world.. I have to TRY and see Greece… it seemed undoable at first when I went to a travel Agent.. (I came out with a sad face $6000 for 3 weeks)…. I read all your notes (and Matt Barratts) …thank you so much! .I did my homework, I used booking.com and Aegean Airlines and WE DID IT for half the price at least. Santorini 3 days, (Golden Star Hotel – not luxury, clean, small room, but opened onto a good pool for a dip after sightseeing in the late afternoon and 2 min walk to town) Hired a car for a day 55 Euro and went up to the SPECTACULAR, (the driving was a little scary, left hand for me and wrong side of the road for me), We took the old road back and stumbled upon the BLACK BEACH….No Swimming gear with us….We JUMPED in in our dresses, it was amazing and a highlight, truly amazing place, we laid in the water on the amazing smooth black stones. The Corner Restaurant in FIRA we went to each day for breakfast, lovely Male owner who loved kids, what he does with kids crepes is out of this world, made child feel special with squeezed Oranges. the regular breakfasts were also amazing., .. NAXOS NAXOS NAXOS, thank YOU! 10 days – WE LOVED IT! (I think I was Naxian in another life)…It is so perfect for Families or for a Female/Male Sole Parent. We stayed at Alkyoni Beach Hotel at the end of St Georges Beach, (good 10 min walk to town) but plenty to see on the way, they were amazing, and the property is beautiful, better than I expected when I arrived, pretty gardens, flowers and someone tending them all the time I noticed.(the reviews when I booked were on the downside, I’m not sure why, it was lovely…I think it was $650 Euro which included breakfast (superb breakfasts) fantastic pool and staff, and then Booking.com contacted me and REFUNDED ME $150 as there was a discount!…We felt safe and free every day, we loved wandering through the Ancient city, up, up, up. we spent hours there. St Georges beach is perfect, grab a deck chair, book, shallowish waters, kids everywhere to join in with and they bring you a nice Gin and tonic (if you like lol) to you at your little chair, lovely…….We discovered MOUSTACHE a little tiny restaurant nearby and could not believe we were eating the BEST chicken and pork Heros with a glass of wine and a Lemonade for 6 Euro, we kept going back for the yumminess, then the bakery across the road with the most amazing strawberry glazed tarts and triple chocolate Tiirimisu for .80, and I’m not a sweet eater! …We loved Sircocco in the Square also, the food was amazing and we were paying $25 Australian Dollars for amazing Seafood, Lamb, Moussaka for 2 (I felt Guilty) – I found Naxos Very Cheap compared to Australia… Before we went to bed which was always late….yes we fed the pussy cats, nearby….we even bought pussy cat food…. shhhh…..We went to Paros on the Ferry for the day, the receptionist at Naxos said you may like to stay there, and we did, so wandered into a hotel in the Village, Atlantic I think it was, with a pool 30 Euro per night and stayed 2 nights, beautiful for a short stay, very boutique Island, more expensive than NAXOS. We had Dinner with 2 lovely girls from Finland on the water and it was 75 Euro for myself and child who had a bowl of chips, but it was a Special night, shall we say, great little cove beach in the town (have to look for it though) quaint and quiet. We flew from Naxos (teeny weeny airport and plane..aggggh) to Athens for 24 hours to connect to Malta, I was a true traveler by then and jumped on a train at the airport and made my own way – easy! We stayed at Adrian Hotel in the PLAKA – yep fine, right in the heart of it, not amazing or spectacular but fine, good aircon, (IT WAS HOT!) and good WIFI if anyone needs to know that, we used the hop on hop off bus for an hour or so and then nearly died from the heat so went out at 9pm and roamed around the city….Thank you so much David and Family for making my dreams come true and my little girl to yell OOOPA every 5 minutes, still 3 weeks after our retuen to Melbourne (4 degrees overnight- tonight) xx
Sharon
Great comment and sounds like a great trip. Awesome!