Iraklia

Ferry to Iraklia

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IRAKLIA

Discover our unique offers for your Iraklia ferry tickets and make your reservation online fast and easy with just few clicks! Find the schedules and timetables for all the main lines.

Iraklia, a truly small Cyclade, is an hour’s trip away from Naxos.

This heaven on earth encompasses two small villages, Agios  Georgios which is the port and Panagia, the island’s capital The distance between these two villages is 4km. Beaches in Iraklia are shallow and crystal clean, though few are only accessible by boat.

If you are in need of a real break then you are really need to become accustomed to the peaceful and quite ways of Iraklia.

Passenger routes connect Iraklia with Piraeus; there are daily connections with Naxos and regular connection with other Cycladic islands.

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