Explore Thassos

Also called “Aphrodite’s Tear,” this natural rock lagoon is one of Thassos’s most unique attractions. Surrounded by cliffs, it's a surreal spot with stunning views from the sea.

A small, tranquil bay surrounded by lush greenery. Its calm waters make it ideal for a peaceful swim or secluded anchor spot.

Famous for its ancient ruins and twin bays, Aliki blends natural beauty with cultural heritage. With crystal-clear waters, it’s an exceptional location for anchoring and exploring ancient history by the sea.

A small organised beach. A protected bay with stunning view to the sunset.

A historic spot, with ancient ruins, where the ancient city of Limenas meets the sea. Enjoy the nice views combining the blue sea, white ancient rocks and green forests (this part of the island has the oldest forest).

Just 6 minutes from Limenas village, Glykadi bay unveils its sparkling, crystal-clear waters – an irresistible invitation to dive in and discover its underwater beauty.

A small uninhabited island opposite Skala Potamias, perfect for snorkeling and anchoring in scenic seclusion.

A high-end beach club featuring elegant decor, top-tier service, and modern facilities. Popular among yacht visitors for its upscale ambiance and vibrant scene.

Kinira Islet is a quiet and safe anchorage, offering an excellent spot for swimming and snorkeling. Discover the charm of its small sea caves waiting to be explored.

A 3 km stretch of golden sand framed by lush greenery, with the majestic peak of Mount Ipsarion (1,204 m) rising in the background — all captured in one breathtaking view from the sea."

Paradise Beach is one of the most popular beaches on the island — and for good reason. The dense forest that stretches all the way to the shore, combined with the shallow emerald waters, creates a magical natural setting you’ll never forget. It's a favorite among families and yacht-goers, cherished for its beauty and tranquility.

Psilli Ammos is a popular beach, known for its fine golden sand (its name means "fine sand" in Greek) and clear turquoise waters.

Next to the second largest village of Thassos island, Limenaria is a long, sandy beach with crystal clear waters.

Pachis Beach is a quiet, family-friendly spot on Thassos’ north coast, known for its soft golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and natural shade from olive trees. Just minutes from Limenas, it’s perfect for swimming, relaxing.

Nestled on the rocks and inhabited solely by monks, the Monastery of Archangel Michael is perched on a cliff above a cave from which fresh water flows directly from the earth, just above sea level.

Rossoskremos is a stunning, steep cliff on the southern coast of Thassos, accessible only by boat, offering crystal-clear turquoise waters and wild natural beauty of red rocks.

Remote and serene, Salonikios is surrounded by natural landscapes. Its peaceful ambiance makes it a preferred choice for yachts looking to escape the crowds.

A quiet fishermen village, developed during the last years due to tourism.

Makryammos private resort beach with soft golden sand and clear waters is surrounded by pine forests.

Metalia Beach, located near the town of Limenaria, stands out for its pristine emerald waters and unique contrast of white sand with dark, metallic terrain — a reminder of the former iron mine that once operated in the area.

A ferry port village with a beach, shops, and access to nearby olive groves and mountain villages. Convenient for resupplying during a sailing trip.

A picturesque fishing village with several small beaches and tavernas offering excellent local seafood. Authentic and charming, it provides a genuine Greek island vibe.

Near Limenas, this organized beach carries historical charm and modern comfort. A nice blend of culture and beach relaxation.

One of Thassos’s most iconic beaches, famous for its unique white marble pebbles and striking turquoise waters. A favorite among photographers and yacht visitors, it's a must-see destination for breathtaking seaside scenery.

Porto Vathy is one of Thassos’s two famous marble beaches, set within the green scenery of the old forest and the industrial scenery of a port, used a few times over the year to take marble from the queries on the mountains as cargo.

This hidden beach presents a wonderful surprise when approached by boat. As you swim from the vessel, you navigate through a small entryway that leads from the open sea to a tranquil, protected beach. 

A family-friendly beach with soft sands and olive tree surroundings. Offers a relaxed vibe and excellent swimming conditions.

Peaceful and traditional, Skala Sotiros features calm shores and a cozy village atmosphere, ideal for quiet beach walks and anchoring.

One of the island’s lesser-known but most beautiful spots. Accessible only by boat, Kefalas Beach invites you to explore its crystal-clear waters and try snorkeling in the small sea caves!