Naxos · Cyclades · Greece — 37.1°N, 25.4°E
Three private villas carved into the island of Naxos — for those who travel slowly.
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Est. 2026
① The house of the sun
Each villa sleeps no more than ten guests. Each comes with its own keeper, cook and boat. None of them have ever been photographed for a brochure — until now.
② The collection
No. 01 — Moutsouna, Naxos
A cave house cut into the hill above the old emery port. Sunrise pours through the eastern arches; the infinity pool ends where the sky begins.
From €1,400 / night
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No. 02 — Plaka, Naxos
Barefoot luxury on its own stretch of Plaka sand. Ten steps from bed to sea, a beach cabana, and a skipper on call from dawn.
From €2,100 / night
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No. 03 — Chora, Naxos
A 17th-century captain's house in the Venetian Kastro. Dinner on the roof terrace, records in the salon, the Portara below.
From €1,800 / night
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④ The geography
Naxos is not a destination; it is a frequency. The largest of the Cyclades grows its own food, quarries its own marble, and keeps its longest beaches for those who stay past September. Twenty minutes between our houses — a lifetime between you and everything else.
“We arrived as guests and left as islanders. Celestia is the only address we will ever give for July.”— A. Laurent, returning guest since 2019
