• See the majestic Demeter temple site and discover the local modern museum
• Watch the pottery workshop's demonstration and learn about olive oil production
• Marvel at the neoclassical Chalkio, visit art galleries and try citron liquor
• Explore Apeiranthos, the marble village, and take photos of the marble alleys
• Relax at Apollonas, a seashore village on the northeast edge of the island

The first stop is Demeter temple, a spectacular recently restored ancient temple from 530 BC. Apart from the impressive monument, you'll have the chance to visit the archeological museum located in the same area and check out some findings from the site.

Continue the tour to Damalas, a cute little village in the heart of Tragea Valley where you'll enjoy a demonstration at the only remaining traditional pottery workshop and the traditional restored olive press.

Then drive to Chalkio, a neoclassical village where you can walk in picturesque alleys, visit the traditional citron distillery/museum, and have an espresso while taking in the classy atmosphere.

Head then to the famous village of Naxos, Apiranthos, the “marble village," and stroll down marble-cobbled streets and take loads of photos. Drive towards the north part of Naxos island to end up on the northeast edge in Apollonas, a small typical Cycladic village.

Have a swim or just relax at one of the cafes by the sea. On the way back, stop by the impressive Kouros, a colossal unfinished statue from the 6th century BC, before returning to Chora, taking in gorgeous views along the way.