Remote work
Working from Naxos: an honest remote-work week
Wi-Fi, time zones and whether you can really answer emails with a view of the Aegean. We report back.
By ALKIKI · · 1 min read
Naxos
The Cyclades' green, generous heart: beaches, villages and serious food.
- Couples
- Remote workers
- Families
In this guide: The guide
Naxos, our way
Naxos is big enough to fill a week without repeating yourself. Long sandy beaches on the west coast, marble villages in the mountains and a lively main town around the old Venetian castle.
It's one of our favourite islands for remote workers: a real year-round town, good connectivity in Chora and a slower rhythm than its famous neighbours.
Don't miss
Mountain villages
Halki and Apiranthos for kitron liqueur and marble lanes.
The Portara at sunset
The great marble doorway on the edge of the harbour.
West-coast beaches
Plaka and Agios Prokopios: long, sandy and calm.
When to go
For Greece as a whole: May to June and September to early October
- January: Quieter
- February: Quieter
- March: Quieter
- April: Good
- May: Our pick
- June: Our pick
- July: Good
- August: Good
- September: Our pick
- October: Our pick
- November: Quieter
- December: Quieter
Entry requirements
See the Greece guide for entry notes, official sources and the date we last checked them.
Entry, visa and legal information is general guidance only and may be out of date. Always check the official government source and, if needed, a qualified professional before you travel or book. Read the full disclaimer.
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