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Irakleia is the smallest of the inhabited Small Cyclades — a cluster of four islets south of Naxos with combined permanent population under 500. The main harbour at Agios Georgios handles a few yachts at a time, with two tavernas and a single shop on the quay. The island's draw beyond the quiet is the Cave of Saint John, a deep limestone cavern with stalactites accessible on a 2-hour hike from the village. Beaches at Livadi and Alimia reach white sand and turquoise water with no facilities — bring shade and water. Irakleia is 90 minutes from Naxos. Season runs May through October.
Agios Georgios Beach is one of the most beautiful and popular beaches on Irakleia. With its golden sands and crystalline waters, it provides an idyllic setting for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxation. The beach is also known for its stunning views of the surrounding islands and the Aegean Sea, making it a favorite spot for visitors seeking tranquility and natural beauty.
Panagia Church, located in the heart of Chora, the main village of Irakleia, the Panagia Church is a charming white-washed church with a distinctive blue dome. Dating back to the 18th century, it is a significant religious and cultural landmark on the island. Visitors can admire its traditional Cycladic architecture and explore its interior adorned with religious icons and frescoes.
The Cave of Agios Ioannis is a fascinating natural attraction located near the village of Agios Georgios. This cave is steeped in mythology and folklore, believed to have been a place of worship dedicated to the Greek god Apollo in ancient times. Today, visitors can venture into the cave to marvel at its impressive stalactites and stalagmites, as well as soak in the mystical ambiance of this ancient site.
