Naxos Agia Anna beach

Information about Agia Anna beach

Agia Anna Naxos: Located 6 km from the capital, following Agios Prokopios, there is the beautiful beach of Agia Anna. It is the group of several sandy beaches, interrupted only by a small fishing port and some rocky formations. Some parts of the beach are fully organized and some are not.

The crystalline turquoise waters are forming, with the soft golden sand, an idyllic picture. Agia Anna Beach can be reached by bus from Naxos Town. The village of Agia Anna has many hotels, studios and rooms for rent as well as numerous fish restaurants and taverns, cafes, bars and night clubs.

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How to get to Agia Anna beach

There are many different ways to get to Agia Anna from any location on the island.
Airport to Agia Anna: 4 km / 2.4 miles | Port to Agia Anna: 6 km / 3.7 miles | Chora to Agia Anna: 6 km / 3.7 miles

Private transfers: We recommend using an online pre-booked Naxos transfer service, which provides transfer by taxi, minibus or private VIP car and arranging a pickup directly from the port, airport or your hotel. Alternatively, there’s the option of arranging a pickup by a local driver directly at the following numbers: 0030 22850 25835, 0030 22850 24829 or book your taxi online.

Car rental: Τhere’s the option of renting a car in Naxos with as little as 15 euros per day and pick it up directly from the airport, port or your hotel. Using a car rental allows visitors to discover Agia Anna beach and many other places of interest in Naxos at their own pace.

Public transfers: In Agia Anna lies the second stop of the bus route Chora > Agios Prokopios - Agia Anna - Plaka. The central bus station of the island is located at the port of Naxos. There are several buses from Chora to Agia Anna during the day. Consider that time schedules might change according to the season. Check the official timetables here.
From Naxos airport to Agia Anna: Note that there is no bus station at the airport and the best option is to book a car or a transfer. If you still want to use the public bus, after exiting the airport buildings, follow the road to the left, the bus station (Naxos Camp) is located 500 meters away. From Naxos Camp, visitors can take the bus route Agia Anna > Chora (approximately every 30 minutes during summer) to Naxos central station. From there, visitors should take a bus to reach Agia Anna, following the route Chora > Agios Prokopios - Agia Anna - Plaka.
From Naxos port to Agia Anna: The bus station is located at the port of Naxos. From there, visitors who have arrived by ferry to Naxos should take a bus to reach Agia Anna, following the route Chora > Agios Prokopios - Agia Anna - Plaka.
Tip: Since buses don’t always stop in every scheduled stop of their itinerary, our advice to visitors is to inform the driver about their final destination, so that he makes a stop there.

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Reviews of Agia Anna, Naxos

gjbiljana 23 Oct 2013

Calm and beautiful

The beach is on 15 minutes by car or by bus from Chora, and on walking distance from Agios Prokopios. Beautiful and idyllic place.
alexis 28 Jan 2011

Great location

This is definitely one of the best restaurants of Naxos. The location is a must. Under a tree right on the beach (if you find a place to sit).
The food there is nice, especialy the fresh fish.
stavrpap 07 Mar 2009

Find everything in Agia Anna

A colleague of mine that originates from Naxos proposed me to visit the island. Beaches are wonderful, sea is crystal, food is really good and cheap, nightlife is nice. Especially in the area of Agia Anna, there are two bars by the beach. One is called Banana and operates in the morning and serves nice food and wonderful coctails and the other is called Island and works at night. A car is necessary on your vacations because Naxos is a big island and there are a lot of places to see. However, you can also stay in the area of Agia Anna where you can find everything there (bars, beaches and food).
dutch_f 21 Feb 2008

A long sandy beach with clear blue cold waters

Hi, I'm Dutch and I'm 22 years old. In the summer of 2007 I visited Greece and the island of Naxos.
I was staying in Agia Anna, and I went to its beach, as it is the closest one to our accommodation. I went there on foot of course. It took me about 10 minutes. The road was ok but there should be sidewalks.
It is a long sandy beach, with clear blue cold waters, fully organized with sun beds and umbrellas rentals and also crowded.
The beach was close to telephone, mini market, restaurants, cafes, bars, beach bar, and water sports. But it didnt have enough ATM machines.
My favorite thing about the beach was the sun! Also the nice beach club (banana).
The only thing I didnt quite like is the fact that it was a little too crowded.
A tip for future visitors would be, take enough money at once because there are few ATM machines.
Mary_N 14 Jun 2007

A beach with natural beauty

Hi, I[m Swedish at the age of 47. I visited Greece and the island of Naxos. While I was there I went to Agia Anna beach by car. I used a map to get there and the trip was really nice. The reason I went to Agia Anna because it was an isolated beach.
It is a long sandy beach with turquoise crystalline waters, beautiful surroundings, organized and unspoiled, calm, clean, windy and with vegetation.
The amenities that were close to the beach are restaurants and cafes.
My favorite thing about it was the sand and the water, and the fact that there were no sun beds.
M_Perrson 10 Nov 2006

Nice sandy beach

Nationality: Sweden

Age: 18

How did you get to Agia Anna beach: By foot as my accommodation is located in the area

Location of accommodation: Hotel Dimitra

How much time did it take you to get to the beach: 10 minutes

-What is the condition of the roads on the way to Agia Anna beach: Much traffic, small road

-Was the trip to the beach enjoyable: Yes and no. Its not so far way but to much traffic but its near our hotel

- In order to reach the beach, did you use a: I stay in the area

- Reasons for going to Agia Anna beach: It is the closest one to our accommodation

-Describe the beach: Long sandy beach, crystalline waters, cold waters, fully organized with sun beds and umbrellas rentals, calm, clean, windy, expensive

-What amenities was the beach close to: Mini market, restaurants, cafes, bars

- Did it meet your expectations: Yes Rate: 8/10 Nice sand, not too many people and tourists

- Favorite thing about Agia Anna beach: Not to many people, a lot of space, clean, near to the water, good restaurants

- Is there anything that you dont like about the beach or things that should be done by the authorities to ameliorate it or something missing: The sun chairs are too expensive, it blows to much sand

- Any recommendations/tips for future visitors: Get to the beach early if you want to have sun chairs near the water

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