Filoti Naxos is a village in the Tragea region located on two steep hillsides at the base of Mt. Zas. The city of flat-topped houses and narrow streets is speckled with traditional cafes and taverns along the town square.

The village is known for Panagia Filotitissa, an Orthodox church dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin, built in 1718. Other sites visitors take pleasure in include the Cave of Zas where mythological Greek God Zeus hid out from his father and later received the bolt of lightening making him ruler over Olympus. In addition, tourists marvel at the impressive Chimaros Tower of Naxos that has stood tall since the 4th century B.C.

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