Thassos is a true pearl of the Aegean Sea and one of the greenest islands with an almost ideal climate of hot summers and cool winters with a little wind and rain. With a rich history and archaeological remains, wonderful beaches, a variety of water activities and wonderful cruises with beautiful views of the island’s corners.
Laguna Giola is the main attraction of the island and is a natural pool between the rocks in which visitors love to swim and the view of this natural wonder is incredible!
Island is the most Northern Greek island situated approximately 8 miles from mainland Keromotti Port, and it’s nearest city is mainland Kavala.
Giola lagoon
Laguna Giola to naturalny basen otoczony skałami i oceanem na wyspie Thassos. Podobno został stworzony przez Zeusa. The deep of Giola is around 3 meters. Also, it has become a tradition for some people to jump from the the taller back rocks at the top of Giola into the water where the height is 8 meters. The water, usually, is warmer than the sea. Giola ia get crowded especially during the high season, July and August. It is also a good idea to get there as early as possible in the morning or late afternoon.
Saliara Beach
Saliara Beach is known for its striking white rocks and sand, beautiful views and many tourists like to visit it. The beach is characterized by turquoise clear water and white pebbles, which is a picturesque setting for visitors. It is especially loved for its snorkeling opportunities.
Golden beach
Golden Beach Holidays – Many consider the vast, expansive bay to be the best on the island. And the pine-covered hills that surround it only enhance the picture-postcard landscape. Plus, a few friendly bars and tavernas offer just what you need for a relaxing and unwinding holiday. Water sports are also enjoyed by visitors.
Psili Ammos Beach
Psili Ammos is a popular beach with golden sand and crystal clear water. This beach is located near the village of Potos with modern infrastructure. Near the hotel there are numerous shops, taverns and bars. Magnificent dunes dot the landscape, creating a peaceful and charming atmosphere.
Trypiti Beach
Trypiti is a beautiful sand and pebble beach. Surrounded by majestic cliffs, tall trees and exotic bushes, this place offers a picturesque seascape. The name “Trypiti” can be translated from Greek as “place of holes”, and the nickname is inspired by the large holes in the nearby rocks, carved over time by the inflowing water.
Monastery of Saint Archangel Michael
The monastery of Archangel Michael is located in the south eastern part of Thassos. It is built on a cliff above the sea surface with a view of the Aegean Sea and Athos(Agio Oros). It is a nunnery depended spiritually on the monastery of Philotheos in Athos(Agio Oros). In the holy monastic community it is treasured a piece of the Holy Nail, part of the nails of the Crucifixion of Christ.
Archaeological Site
Alyki Thassos is an archaeological site located in the southeast of Thassos, 32 kilometers from Limenas. Alykes, a peninsula of archaeological importance, is home to an old marble quarry. Located in the southeast of Thassos, this town is full of ancient ruins and breathtaking landscapes. From stunning sunsets to mesmerizing temples and gigantic walled complexes from bygone eras, Alyki Thassos attracts history lovers.
Cave of Pan
The Cave of Pan is located in the area of the ancient town of Thassos. It is a small cave with a carved depiction of God Pan. Deep inside Pan’s cave, archeologists found a relief of a naked Pan – along with a dog – chiseled in the rock. The site is on the foothills of Areopagus Hill, not far from the pedestrian street of Apostolou Pavlou.
Tarsanas
In the harbor of Skala Potamias, you will find a quaint stone building, known as “Tarsana”. The boatyard was a fishing shelter the monks of Mount Athos and it now hosts cultural events.
