Skala Marion, a tranquil fishing village on the west coast of Thassos, offers a glimpse into authentic Greek island life. Known for its picturesque harbour lined with brightly painted fishing boats, Skala Marion is a haven for those seeking peace away from bustling resorts. This charming village, originally developed as the coastal settlement for the … Read more
Nestled on the east coast of Thassos, Kinira offers a serene escape characterised by its tranquil beaches and lush surroundings. This small coastal village provides a peaceful retreat with rooms, traditional tavernas, and a quaint fishing anchorage, all set amidst pine and olive groves. Its proximity to the sandy Paradise Beach and smaller pebble coves … Read more
Skala Prinos is a port and resort village on the west coast of Thassos. The village serves as the island’s second ferry harbour, receiving the longer crossing from the mainland city of Kavala. That link makes it a practical arrival point for travellers driving down from northern Greece. A long beach of shingle and sand … Read more
Potamia is a mountain village on the north-east slopes of Mount Ipsarion in Thassos. Stone and whitewashed houses spread up a green valley below the island’s highest peak. The village sits above Skala Potamia and Golden Beach, a short drive inland from the east-coast resorts. Running water and cooler evenings mark its mountain setting. A … Read more
Pefkari is a small resort and beach on the southwest coast of Thassos, set just west of the larger resort of Potos. The name means little pine, and pine trees grow down to the sand to give natural shade. A beach of sand and fine pebble shelves into clear, calm water. Sunbeds, beach bars and … Read more
Paradise Beach, known in Greek as Paradisos, sits on the south-east coast of Thassos near the small village of Kinira. Fine golden sand shelves gently into clear, shallow turquoise water, and green pine-covered hills rise directly behind the shore. A small wooded islet named Aspronisi lies just offshore. The beach ranks among the finest sandy … Read more
Limenaria is the second-largest town on Thassos, set on the island’s south coast. The town grew around a German mining company that worked local zinc and lead ore during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Its landmark is the Palataki, the little palace, a restored mansion above the town with wide sea views. A … Read more
The Archaeological Museum of Thassos stands in Limenas, the island capital, a short walk from the harbour and the ruins of the ancient city. The building gathers finds excavated across Thassos, from the town itself to the rural sanctuaries in the hills. Sculpture, pottery, coins, inscriptions and jewellery fill its galleries, and the marble worked … Read more
Panagia is a traditional hillside village in Thassos, set on the north-east slopes of Mount Ipsarion above Golden Beach. Stone houses with grey slate roofs and wooden balconies climb narrow lanes toward a central square. Plane trees shade the square, and spring water runs from stone fountains beside the church of the Dormition of the … Read more
Potos is a lively resort on the southwest coast of Thassos, and it ranks among the island’s main holiday bases. A long beach of sand and pebble runs the length of the seafront. A palm lined promenade backs the shore, and it carries tavernas, bars, shops and hotels along its length. Families settle here by … Read more