Audio Guide of the Kouros of Apollonas

The Kouros of Apollonas is open year-round, 24 hours a day, as it is an open-air site in a quarry. You can reach it by car or bus from Chora (Naxos Town), about 40 km to the north; there is free parking nearby. For more details, see the Greeka website.

Admission is completely free, with no tickets required. Just consider transport or parking costs if you go by car. Download the audio guide from IAudioguia to enrich your visit at no extra cost.

Around 20–30 minutes is recommended to see the statue, explore the quarry, and take photos. With the audio guide from IAudioguia, you can extend it to 45 minutes for a deeper experience.

It is a colossal 6th-century BC marble statue, 10.5 meters long, abandoned in the ancient quarry of Apollonas, possibly dedicated to Apollo. It represents Cycladic mastery in Archaic sculpture. Listen to the audio guide from IAudioguia for fascinating details.

The best seasons are spring and autumn to avoid the summer heat; go early in the morning for ideal light and fewer tourists. In summer, arrive early for greater comfort.

Access is via a rocky, steep path, not recommended for wheelchairs or visitors with reduced mobility; there are natural steps. Contact local tourist offices for alternatives.

Nearby are Apollonas Beach, ideal for swimming, and the village of Apollonas with its tavernas. About 10–15 minutes away are the marble quarries of Flerio. Explore more at Naxos.gr.

Bring comfortable shoes, water, and sunscreen; pair your visit with the audio guide from IAudioguia for exclusive stories on your phone. Visit in a small group for the best experience.