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Enjoy a 5-hour private fishing trip in Naxos with lunch on board, island hopping, and opportunities to catch local species using traditional Greek techniques.

The Naxos private fishing trip, priced at $1,180.78 per group (up to 10 people), offers an engaging day on the water around Naxos and the Small Cyclades. This 5-hour excursion is perfect for those who want hands-on fishing experiences combined with authentic Greek cuisine. The tour departs from Drimalia at 10:00 am, and with only your group participating, it ensures a personalized atmosphere.
What makes this tour truly special is the chance to learn traditional Greek fishing techniques like jigging, longlining, deep fishing, and net casting. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a complete beginner, the guides are ready to tailor the experience to your skill level. The trip includes snorkeling equipment and a SUP board, making it a well-rounded adventure with opportunities for swimming and relaxing.
The highlight for many is the “catch and cook” meal, where you prepare and enjoy the fresh fish you’ve caught. Under the guidance of Captain Dimitris, you learn how to clean and cook the fish with simple, authentic Greek flavors, accompanied by locally sourced vegetables, Naxian cheese, bottled wine, and beverages. This farm-to-table experience adds a memorable touch to the day.

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The tour begins at the location identified by the code 8G87XG4Q+XCVXG4Q+XCV in Drimalia. Participants are advised to arrive ready for a 10:00 am departure, with the activity ending back at the same meeting point. Since this is a private tour, only your group joins, making it ideal for families, friends, or small groups seeking a tailored experience.
Transportation to the meeting point is not included, so plan accordingly to arrive on time. The tour is suitable for most travelers, with service animals allowed and most ages expected to participate comfortably. Weather plays a role, and if conditions are poor, the experience can be canceled for a full refund or rescheduled.

Guided by Captain Dimitris, the focus is on learning and participation. Guests are actively involved in fishing using Greek techniques that are both traditional and practical. The friendly and knowledgeable crew ensures everyone feels comfortable whether they’re casting a line for the first time or a seasoned angler.
The fishing is flexible to seasonal changes, with catches including sea bream, dentex, amberjack, Mediterranean barracuda, bonita, squid, tuna, and swordfish. The seasonal variations mean some species may be more prevalent at different times of the year.

The boat takes you around Naxos’ southeastern coast and the nearby Small Cyclades, providing stunning views and access to hidden spots away from crowded beaches. The itinerary includes stops at occasional beaches and caves, where guests can swim and relax after fishing.
The “island hopping” aspect adds an extra layer of adventure, giving a taste of the diverse marine scenery and unspoiled locations that are often inaccessible from land. The swimming opportunities in caves and clear waters are a highlight for many.

The culinary part of the trip is a memorable “catch and cook” experience. Guests learn how to clean their fish and then watch it being prepared with simple Greek flavors like lemon, oregano, olive oil, and sea salt. The lunch includes starter dishes, salad, and fish soup made from the catch.
Locally sourced vegetables and Naxian cheese accompany the meal, and bottled wine and beverages complete the authentic Greek dining. The meal is enjoyed on board, with the sea as a backdrop—a true farm-to-table seafood experience.
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As part of the trip, snorkeling equipment is available for guests to explore the underwater scenery. The SUP boards provide a fun way to relax and enjoy the calm waters surrounding Naxos. These features add a well-rounded element to the tour, appealing to those interested in both fishing and leisure.

This tour suits families, small groups of friends, or couples looking for a personalized day on the water. It’s especially appealing to those interested in learning traditional Greek fishing techniques or enjoying fresh seafood prepared right on the boat. Since it caters to most travelers, including those with service animals, it’s a flexible option for many.
The 5-hour duration balances activity and relaxation, making it an excellent choice for a full but manageable day. The limited group size ensures personalized attention, and the perfect reviews reflect consistent satisfaction among past guests.

The price of $1,180.78 covers up to 10 people, and the tour is booked on average 139 days in advance. The experience includes all necessary equipment, a lunch, and snorkeling gear.
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, with full refunds if canceled in time. Weather can affect the schedule, and if adverse conditions arise, the tour can be rescheduled or refunded.
This 5-hour private tour offers an authentic, hands-on fishing experience with the benefit of local guidance and delicious Greek cuisine. The personalized touch and attention to detail make it stand out among water-based activities in Naxos.
While not including transportation might be a consideration, the stunning scenery, varied activities, and delicious meal make it a highly worthwhile option. It’s best suited for those eager to learn traditional fishing, enjoy local flavors, and explore Naxos’ coast with a small, friendly crew.
“I have been in Greece for 8 months and the 4-Day Tour around Naxos and Small East Cyclades with Captain Dimitris & Voula was, without question, the…”
What is included in the price of the tour?
The price includes use of snorkeling equipment, a lunch of the catch of the day, and a SUP board for leisure.
Can I customize this fishing trip?
The tour is private and can be scheduled to suit your group’s needs, with an option to tailor the experience for beginners or experienced anglers.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 5 hours, from departure at 10:00 am until returning to the starting point.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, the tour is accessible for most travelers, including families with children, and has received positive reviews from family groups.
What species can I expect to catch?
Depending on the season, you can fish for sea bream, dentex, amberjack, Mediterranean barracuda, bonita, squid, tuna, and swordfish.
What is the experience of the guides like?
Guided by Captain Dimitris, guests find the guides friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to teach traditional Greek fishing techniques.
What should I bring?
Guests should bring sun protection, personal belongings, and any additional snacks or drinks if desired, though the tour provides beverages and a full meal.
Is parking available at the meeting point?
Parking information isn’t specified, so it’s best to plan to arrive by taxi or private transport.
What happens if the weather is poor?
In case of bad weather, the tour can be canceled or rescheduled, with a full refund offered if the activity is canceled.
How far in advance should I book?
Most bookings are made around 139 days in advance, so early planning is recommended to secure your preferred date.