Naxos

The largest of the Cycladic islands lies almost at the centre of the Aegean. Meadows running down to vast beaches, cliffs sinking suddenly into the sea, rocky mountains side by side with fertile valleys, abundant springs and streams are just some of the natural features of the island. The coastline of Naxos is rugged on the south side and more sheltered to the west with numerous inlets and sandy beaches. Its capital town is built amphitheatrically on the northwest side of the island and is one of the most attractive in the Cyclades. Naxos is perfect for incentives as it offers a large variety of water sports.