Located steps from Alyko’s protected cedar forest and soft-sand shoreline, this oceanfront 4-bedroom, 3-bath villa delivers barefoot-easy days and Aegean-blue sunsets by your private heated pool! A gated path from the backyard leads directly to the beach, so morning swims and sunset strolls are simply part of the routine. The private heated pool makes this villa ideal for the entire travel season in Greece!

Designed for families and groups, the villa spans three airy levels: two top-floor bedrooms open to sea-view balconies, while two ground-floor bedrooms step out to the pool terrace. All threes floors feature a full bathroom with shower. Gather in the open-plan living area with a fully equipped kitchen and indoor dining, or spread out across multiple outdoor lounge zones with shaded seating, an alfresco bar-height dining area, BBQ, and an outdoor shower—just a short stroll through the cedars to the white sandy beach and crystal clear Aegean Sea.

The heated pool makes this villa an inviting retreat in summer as well as in the milder months of spring and autumn, when the weather is warm and the island is peaceful.

The pool bar, complete with sink and mini-fridge, keeps the day seamless from first espresso to evening aperitif. After the beach, rinse under the stars, grill fresh fish, and linger as the sky fades through shades of pink. Reliable Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, quality linens, and thoughtful touches throughout make unwinding effortless.

This quiet part of southwest Naxos puts you close to everything yet blissfully away from crowds. Walk to postcard-calm coves and dunes; drive a short distance to Pyrgaki, Mikri Vigla, and Plaka for kitesurfing, tavernas, lounges and trendy beaches. You can reach Naxos Town’s shops, port, and castle in about 30 minutes. You also have the option of day-trips by boat to nearby Koufinisia or Paros. Popular islands like Santorini and Mykonos are all possible to reach in under an hour ferry ride. If you feel like exploring there are incredible historical sites such as the Ancient Temple of Demeter, marble Kouros of Melanes, and the infamous Temple of Apollo.

The interior of Naxos is also a well-known island in the Cyclades for its distinct, large, marble mountains. You can visit the gorgeous mountain towns of Filoti and Apeiranthos and dine with views of the entire Aegean. There are also a number of great hiking trails including a hike to Mount Zas, the highest point in the Cyclades, with breathtaking panoramas.

We’re happy to share local tips—favorite bakeries, beach clubs, wineries, and hidden sunset spots—so you can experience Naxos like a returning friend.

Come for the beach-at-your-doorstep convenience; stay for the sunsets, the sea breeze, and the easy rhythm of island life—where every day begins with sand between your toes and ends beneath a canopy of stars over the water.