One of the best beaches I’ve been to in years. Staff were great and eager to help. Family friendly with shallow water stretching for good 100ft/30m. It was clean and calm at the time we visited. The parking is across the street, not organized, first come first serve basis (dirt and rocks, not paved). As long as you are not blocking the road, you won’t be bothered.

The beach is absolutely amazing – very peaceful and relaxing, with soft fine sand that feels wonderful under your feet. The water is crystal clear and full of colorful fish, making it perfect for swimming and snorkeling. A true hidden gem and definitely a must-visit spot when you’re in Thassos!

Sure! Here’s a polished and enthusiastic review you can use for Psili Ammos Beach in Thassos: ⸻ We recently visited Psili Ammos Beach with a big group of friends, and it was absolutely amazing! From the moment we arrived, we were blown away by the crystal-clear water, the vibrant yet relaxed beach vibe, and the overall organization of the place. The frappes and smoothies, also the fruit salad were refreshing and delicious, perfect for cooling down under the Greek sun. The food was fantastic, with a variety of choices that pleased everyone in our group. What stood out the most was the excellent service - friendly, fast, and always with a smile. The staff truly made our experience even more enjoyable. The beach itself is one of the most beautiful on the island - fine sand, turquoise waters, and great energy. If you want to chill, Psili Ammos strikes the perfect balance. If we had to point out one downside, it would be the wasps during dinner - a bit annoying, but honestly, it didn’t spoil the overall experience. Everything else was so good that it’s easy to overlook. Highly recommended - Psili Ammos is definitely one of the top beaches in Thassos, and we’re already planning to come back!

Sandy and shallow beach, has space for your own sunbeds but beach bars are also okay. After 18h the there is no crowd but the sun sets around 19:30. Good for taking pictures west of beach on the rocks.

Beautiful and clean water. Soft sand. Some rocks here and there but mostly soft golden sand. The sun-beds we stayed on had a minimum consumption of 50€/2 beds. It gets quite crowded throughout the day but in the morning it was ok.

Liked the sea, rocks on both sides and sand. Its really nice looking beach,but its too crowded in both beach and sea. Worth a visit, but be ready Liked the sea, rocks on both sides, and sand. It's a really nice-looking beach, but it's too crowded in both the beach and the sea. Worth a visit, but be ready for the aforementioned things.

Superb beach! Not to crowded! Clean, good service, nice food, perfect water, a bit of stones in the water bur not a problem, nice view of athos mountain and rock in sides of the beach! Recomand

Potos Beach is a lovely spot with a mix of sunbed areas and free space to lay your towel. The sea is calm and great for swimming, and there are a few bars nearby if you want a drink or snack. Water sports are also available if you're feeling active. The beach has a relaxed vibe and is mostly visited by families — perfect for a peaceful day by the sea.

Potos is amazing. It is the ultimate touristic place. There are hundreds of Slavic countries and a few Greeks. The place is full of tourists' acommodation, supermarkets, bars, coffee shops, restaurants, entertaining activities, medical centre and the marvelous beach. The beach is perfect for little kids and families. The bars are located on the beach, so the atmospere is wonderful in the evening. The prices in most places are expensive but this is a common problem in most Greek islands.

We liked Potos very much here on this island. It is a great place central located to everywhere. You will find a lot of restaurants, shops, markets and bars here during your stay. So when you don't come with a car you will find everything you need here. You can visit the neighbourhood as well via walk. Bty we didnt swim in this beach but at night we walked around to enjoy the view or have drinks or dinner.

Potos is a nice little village, where you can meet a lots of nice people. Beautiful place with clean, long beach and delicious food.

Depending on where you are setup on the beach is how much crowd there is. The sun beds are 15€ for two and you can order drinks for that amount. The water is clear, the beginning is pebbles with algae but then is sandy and the water is shallow a long way.

Very crowded beach with lot of kids. Sea and sand is great. There is planty of sunbeds and great bars. Not so expensive.

The water gradually goes from shallow to deep which makes it great for both kids and adults. The seafloor is sandy, however, the whole beach has sunbeds so if you prefer your own umbrella, chairs, etc. you have to go past all the beach bars. On that part of the beach, there is still sand, but there are rocks in the sea.

It is worth coming here for a couple of hours- for some jumping and snorkeling near by is simply beautiful. Even though it was full of people there was room for everyone. Also jumping can be down at different heights so you can overcome your fears and keep developing 🚀

A great spot for beautiful photos. We visited in the second half of September. Parking near the lagoon costs 4 euros, but you can park for free a little earlier. It's still an 8-minute walk down. The descent is not easy for those 60+. There are plenty of smooth rocks there, perfect for sunbathing.

Amazing natural pool with a breathtaking view. It is easy to get in the lagoon. It is a bit difficult to get out, but with a little help it is managable. Not many tourists get inside which is good because it keeps the water clean. Don't bring umbrellas and sea-chairs because there is no place to put them. The area is rocky. Nobody stays for long time because it isn't a beach. I take a star down because THERE is a road to get close to the lagoon but the "bussinessman" who bought the area have closed the road only to get through their taverns and their coffee shops to spend your money. So you have to walk down a 20-minute road. There are two options. Follow the yellow sign "Giola" or you can follow the blue sign "Giola vibes". Both ways get you to the lagoon. You just pass through the tavern or the coffee shop. Don't park in the parking area because it is not free. You can park for free anywhere among the olive trees. TIP from a local: Don't park on the cement street because the police checks the area every 2 hours and gets the car plates if you have parked on the cement street.

I recommend going at a time when there aren't many people around and the weather isn't too hot. It's worth seeing, and swimming there is a wonderful experience, but only under the conditions I mentioned.

The lagoon is amazing and the view .. wow But the way to the lagoon is way too far and hard 🤣 make sure you have appropriate shoes for water and also sneakers to arrive there, no sleepers!!

The visit was wonderful and worth coming.Its very fun for jumping but I give an advice and go there early.The ticket for the parking was 4 euros for 2 hours.But it's a little hard to get there by feet

Unique but dangerous. Jumping in is easy, getting out, not so. Very slippy. We saw numerous people slip on the rocks.

The beach is really beautiful, not crowded at all, there are like 5 people, the water is so clear, BUT there are many bees, sea urchins and we just went there to take a look at the beach, stayed for 10 minutes and went to the beach right next to this one. I would say it’s worth visiting but maybe it’s not for spending the whole day there.

Extremely beautiful from the point of nature but it was a struggle to swim there as there were many sea hedgehogs all over, one should have proper swimming shoes to enter the sea. It was rocky inside the water. The rode down to the beach was steep and uneven, sandy and a challenging for non SUV cars, there was no shower in the beach and nowhere to throw the garbage, no toilet, no changing rooms…. Two stars for all these inconvenience, one should enjoy this beach by a boat trip just for taking photos of the picturesque scenery.

Lovely place with clean water and a sandy beach!!! I do recommend it. Its a free zone, no sunbeds.

Arsanas Beach is a real hidden gem. It is quieter than the big tourist spots and has a super chill vibe. The water is really clear, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. There are some rocks on the side where you can see fish and explore a bit underwater. The beach bar is nice too, they have good drinks and snacks, but the prices are a bit high. The beach is pretty small so if you come in high season it can be hard to find a good place to sit. I’d recommend coming early or bringing your own umbrella and chairs. The whole place feels peaceful and natural and it is great if you want to relax without the big crowds.

Very beautiful beach, maybe the most beautiful scenery on the whole island. We were not that lucky, though, when we almost finished descending the stairs, there were two people, fully naked, enjoying their time and spoiling everyone's else. Not a pleasant thing to see. I don t know if there is known for a nudist beach, but you may take in consideration the fact that you might see disturbing things

The water and view itself are very nice, but the beach is very dirty.

This beach has a wild vibe to it and it is secluded. That means you need to drive for 5 minutes on a dirt road, any car is fine. Once you get there you will be surprised to find a small tavern and the beach is maintained by the same family. There are many stones in the water and I didn't dare to go in. But as said the view is quite nice.

The food and the service is absolutely brilliant. We came without reservation and we have been seated, the waiters were really nice, the food magnific. The red wine very good, we really enjoyed the quite tavern with really good food. I dare to say it is the best tavern in Thasos. Everyone that is in Thasos should come at least once for this nice experience!

Hands down the best restaurant in Thassos! We went there two times and had the absolute best food 🫶 the staff was extremely friendly, thanks so much! We’ll be back one day ❤️

All the food served was good. The staff were friendly and helpful. Service was fast. Nice and quiet. Music volume is just the right amount.

Many years Im coming at Taverna George and I can tell you just one thing...I can eat every day. Great service great food great atmosphere I wish them meny great years of buissnis and come early this place is always full. Chears my greek friends. Love from Serbia.

I visited George restaurant with my husband during our vacation, and it was truly one of the most memorable dining experiences we’ve ever had. From the very beginning, we were warmly welcomed with the kindest hospitality. As a starter, we let the waiter recommend a mix of local sauces (such as tzatziki) with fresh baguette, and he prepared the combination for us in the most perfect way. It was simply delicious! For the main course, I had octopus in wine – honestly, it was the best octopus I have ever eaten. Perfectly cooked, tender, and full of flavor – absolutely outstanding. My husband ordered fish with dill and enjoyed it just as much, describing it as one of the tastiest dishes he’s had in a long time. To our surprise, we were served a dessert as a complimentary treat from the house – a wonderful and thoughtful gesture. It has been a long time since I experienced such flawless service, exceptional cuisine, and incredibly friendly staff. Everything exceeded our expectations. Thank you so much – we are delighted to leave this glowing review. This is truly a Greek taverna at its very best!

We are here right now ( 03.10.25) and I can tell that it’s really the best place we’ve visited on Tasos!! Everything was delicious!!!

Cozy restaurant with a nice atmosphere. Nice and very good service. Tzatsiki was very good. However, we expected more from Stifadon which was not as Greek as it could be. Popular place so you need to book a table.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS – SCAM TAVERN! An absolute nightmare of an experience. We were charged €115 for ONE FISH – yes, you read that right – and the total bill came to €310 for what was supposed to be a casual meal. No warning, no clear prices shown, no transparency whatsoever. Just a few simple dishes and drinks, and suddenly we were hit with an outrageous bill. The staff acted friendly until it came time to pay, then suddenly everything became awkward and tense. We felt completely taken advantage of as tourists. This place is clearly running a scam on unsuspecting visitors. The food was average at best, absolutely not worth the price, and we left feeling angry, cheated, and deeply disappointed. I wouldn’t go back even if the meal were free. Stay far away from this place – there are plenty of honest, beautiful taverns in the area. This one ruins the entire holiday mood.

In a beautiful beach in Alykes, our experience was unfortunately ruined by this particular beach bar. The sunbeds were overcrowded and in poor condition, while the prices were outrageous (up to €100 spend for one umbrella with two sunbeds). The on-site tavern was awful and overpriced, with tiny portions ranging from €12 to €90, offering no value for money. The staff, although initially seeming friendly, proved to be unreliable, giving misleading information about prices and services. Despite the stunning sea, the overall experience was disappointing — I would not recommend it under any circumstances.

This is the most awful experience I’ve ever had. The staff was extremely rude and we waited for food for more than an hour. The food was bad but not too awful. One of the servers declined service because we asked him to come and take our order which I found absolutely scandalous. The “special salad” is a disaster. And you can’t take your food to the beach. You have to eat on extremely uncomfortable chairs that are even painful to seat on and the place itself is very windy and and not nice. The tables are so close to each other that you can’t seat comfortably. One of the servers (black hair white beard) is the most awful man I have ever met in my entire life. He is slow as a snail and rude. Not worth the visit. The best decision of your life will be to never come here!!!

We were told that sunbeds are free, pay just the consumption. After they brought the order, they told one of us that we must do 40€ in consummation. We ended up paying 20€ for two sunbeds and un umbrella. After being confronted, he shrugged carelessly. Very unprofessional approach from the staff and the owner, they were quite creepy. Both looked drunk. Also, they sit and watch everyone on their sunbeds, like you’re going to steal something from them. The side tables were dirty from beverages and very little space between sunbeds.

The beach and the water are nice, but not worth the hassle of this place. Everybody is sitting on top of one another, there is no place to move, the sunbeds & umbrellas are broken and the service is a disaster. Don’t get fooled by the “fresh fish” scam. Even better if you don’t eat at all. If you are already on Aliki, have some drinks & avoid food poisoning. We will not be coming back.

I am sorry to say but it was the worst experience in Greece ever. Don't go there. The tables are dirty, the waiters are without shoes, it's full of mosquitoes and bees and the toilets are awful. Food is rotten and when I pointed out to the owner that the tsatsiki was old he started yelling saying it is is not possible; he didn't even change it for a new one and made us pay for it anyway. Very expensive for poor food and service. Would NEVER go back.

This place is outrageously disgusting. The service is so poor the lady keeps the money in her bra and when she gave me back my change it was wet. i ordered a bottle of water and she told me to go get it myself. They asked me for the money first so we couldnt escape their scam. All the sunbeds and umbrellas are broken. i sat down on the sunbed and it broke in half. Later i went to the taverna to have lunch at 12pm the waiter then told me to wait until 2pm because the cook wasnt there yet so we couldn’t eat. Then finally when we could they served us uncooked food and there was hair in the food. when asked why there was hair in our food the waiter told us that it was hair from the potato when it clearly was not. My friends had some of the food and felt sick. Also they try and scam people by telling them they can only eat fish but you have to pay additional for the fish. They scammed a family €300 just for fish. Later the woman started sweeping the floor and started sweeping the dirt on my friend and her sunbed (as you can see in the video). This place is just disgusting if u want a good experience definitely do not come to this taverna and dont fall for their scams.

Long sandy beach, shallow, crystal clear sea. Gets busy but we got to the beach just after 8am and enjoyed some space to ourselves before the crowds arrived. Saying that, it's not packed, plenty of space for everyone. Sunbeds 15€ for a set of 2, with umbrella. Great place to chill, unwind and relax.

A beautiful slice of paradise. Soft golden sand turquoise water. Plenty of sunbeds, water sports, lifeguard,beach bars and the wonderful Greek people. You can walk end to end of the beach stopping off for a drink ar some amazing fresh fish . A real treat.

It is such a nice beach. The village has so many houses to rent for the summer. The beach is great. The waters are clear and clean. There are a lot of coffee amd food options and various pricea. There is a long beach walk up to Xrisi Akti to walk along. The staff at the shops is very polite.

It's a beautiful, long beach. It's stunning at sunrise, and there are different businesses at different parts of the beach. There are fees for sunbeds and umbrellas, but they're affordable. We set up our own tent and swam there.

One of the best beaches on Thassos. Plenty of beach bars where you can buy a coffee or a drink and you will get two sun-beds and umbrella for free. Also plenty of spots where you can bring your own accessories. When entering sea it is shallow for a very long time so it is perfect for families with kids.

Great beach, with a cristal clear water. Perfect for the kids, due to it's shallowness! It is often wavy, and a the kids enjoyed it.

It was such a pleasure being on golden beach, the sand is so fine and soft that it cannot be described with words, you need to feel it. The beach is huge and it has one of the best views on the island. The water is clear and it is good for non swimmers as it is so shallow. It's not good for snorkeling as there is nothing really to see underwater, only sand and a few fish here and there. This beach is perfect if you want to fully relax and enjoy.

If you are in to pure QUALITY olive oil. Highly recommend this place. They have been making olive oil since 1915. They also have a large variety of interesting salts.

First visit in August 2025. If you are in to pure QUALITY olive oil and honey. Highly recommend this place. They have been making olive oil since 1915. They also have a large variety of interesting salts, honey, spices, sweets, creams and cosmetics. Also selling some jewellery and cutlery. I recommend this shop

Nice to see the manufacturing process of olive oil old for four generation. You can watch a video approx 6 minutes long on the tv outside the shop. The shop is also very nice with ok prices. You can taste olives before buying.

The staff is great, they explain everything about olive oil in detail. Testers are available, high quality products, I certainly recommend it.

Good olive oil. The one in the picture taste better in my oppinion. Brown olives jar very good quality as well. Acceptable price

I tasted many olive oils from different brands, but from my point of view and taste this was the nicest. All shops are very nice and the sales ladiesare always ready to help the clients. Also the small museum is very nice and with a lot of original machinery. As I was told they produce by themselves the oil, are not a company that collects oil and rebranding the bottles.

It's a great inctrusion in the past!!the shop staff verry kind and helpfull....a bit expensive olive oil....but....definetly worth it!!

The beach itself: very beautiful indeed. Beautiful waters and clean, swallow for the first few meters, ideal for families. HOWEVER. To reach the beach you have to carefully drive half an hour through an awful dirt road, after which your car will definitely need a wash and damage check. Shame to the beach bar owners who charge 25€ for a sunbed (as of June 2025) and charging the shower too. Also keep in mind the beach is very crowded in June, I can't image how unbearable it will be in August.

A beautiful combination of white marble stones and the unreal color of the sea. I'm not judging the access to the beach and the bar, but the natural beauty of the beach and it's definitely worth a visit.

No matter that the owner of Paralia beach Keramoti is the same, here the service was perfect! Food-incredible Drinks- as I say the cocktails in Greece are awful, so I prefer wine

When you turn from the main road you will have to drive 15-20 minutes on a very bumpy road. When you arrive in September the price for a set of umbrella and sun beds it is €50. Parking is free. Colors of the water are really beautiful, but that is about it. For me not worth the hype.

The beach itself is absolutely beautiful. But to pay 50 euro a couple for a set of umbrella and two sunbeds, and be asked to pay extra to shower is SAD. And what is this extra row of closed unusable umbrellas upfront for? SAD. And no service offered on the beach. SAD. Visited on 15/09/25

A unique beach with marble pebbles, very beautiful. Not easy to reach but worth to visit at least one time during your visit to Thassos. You don't have to sit at the beach bar, there is free space on the edge, although not much of it.

While Marble Beach is beautiful to look at, the experience doesn’t live up to the hype or the €50 price tag. Two sunbeds with an umbrella include one soft drink, but the beach café was underwhelming - soggy sandwiches and little atmosphere. The vibe felt more about people queuing for photos than enjoying the sea. If you want the picture, go but it’s not worth paying to stay all day. Toilets are a 7–8 minute walk from the bar, so many people likely just use the sea. There are small public beach spots on either side of the bay if you want the free option, but they’re tiny and usually occupied unless you arrive very early. ⚠️ Beware: the road down is rough off-road terrain. Drive slowly or risk damaging your car.

We wanted to try this No 1 rated restaurant in the area, and it was worth it. The staff members are super nice and attentive to our needs. Atmosphere is romantic. The tables were a bit crammed but overall ok.

Top quality serving, elegant restaurant, delicious dishes. I suggest the orzo pasta (kritharaki) with shrimps, it’s definitely the authentic greek flavor you will remember! One of the best places to dine in the area. Totally recommended.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I couldn't decide what impressed me more—the outstanding food, the incredibly fast service, or the welcoming atmosphere. The staff were exceptionally polite, and every dish was a delight. I’ll definitely be coming back. Five stars plus from me!

Great place. One of the best restaurants for fine dining. And not only from Thassos. Panos is a great host and the food is incredible. Also a great variety of wines. Great experience! Strongly recommended!

The food was delicious, the staff was very friendly. We enjoyed our lunch in a pleasant atmosphere!

This restaurant is a must visit for sure!! The place is well decorated and the service is good. Food is extremely delicious and their meat is of very high quality. We got the maître d’hotel and the rib eye steak and they were both excellent. I definitely recommend it if you want a more elevated restaurant!

One of the very few restaurants in the area where you can truly enjoy quality food. Highly recommended for anyone who values good Greek cuisine. Expect to spend around €50 per person, but it’s absolutely worth it. Excellent service as well — well done to the team!

Lovely place, the food was very delicious, big portions. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. There are a lot of wasps on the island this year but there they managed to keep them away so you can enjoy your dinner without being bothered.

The tavern quickly became our most favorite in the area of Golden beach thanks to the cozy atmosphere, very polite, friendly and attentive staff and last but not least the delicious food. We loved everything about the place, it combined all that we were looking for to enjoy a nice and realxing family dinner. We came back a few times and it was always great experience!

The pinnacle of success in terms of greek cuisine! This place will take you from the vast region on Macedonia, through the deep Aegean sea, around Rodos and Crete, back through Thessaly and Saloniki, with just one tzatziki plate. Rich and powerful taste of fresh and delightful food will shower your food receptors! I am a local guide and i like this marvelous place! Three times hooray for this excellent restaurant!

The food was absolutely delicious! I loved all the seafood I had. We ordered the seafood platter for two people, and it was more than enough. Everything was so so tasty, but my favorite was the grilled squid. The mussels were extraordinary too although I’ve had mussels many times in Belgium and France, I’ve never had any as soft as these. The shrimp and octopus were, as always in Greece, simply delicious. They offered a cheese cake as a dessert. The service was beyond excellent. The servers were so kind and welcoming, they helped us choose and guided us to order just the right amount of food. I truly recommend this place buy you should definitely reserve in advance!

Absolutely loved this place! The food was excellent, full of flavour and clearly made with care. The atmosphere was warm and relaxed, and the highlight was definitely the chef - a woman full of energy, funny, cheerful, and creating such a positive vibe in the taverna. What made it even better was the rest of the staff – genuinely kind, attentive, and always smiling. You could really feel that they’re a tight-knit team who enjoy working together, and that energy makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. You don’t just get a great meal here – you get a warm, authentic experience. Highly recommend!

The food is good. The prices are a bit high. Everything was delicious, and it's a restaurant worth visiting. The waiters can be a little upset if you order less, but they're attentive. You might have to wait a bit for a table.

One of the places where you could enjoy a peaceful evening and very delicious food! We went there for a dinner and left speechless with the portions and how tasty everything was! We have tried the fish grilled mix for 2, different appetisers and then finished with a free dessert from the restaurant 🤤🥰 Will definitely come back! 🎉

One of the luxurious beaches in Thassos. We paid 50 euros for one set of sunbeds (for 2 persons), which had to be spent on consumptions from their bar. We had a wonderful day, everything was excellent, except for the wasps that were everywhere, making it difficult to eat comfortably. You can still go and eat at the bar, but it doesn’t really make much of a difference. They couldn’t offer us smoked coffee grounds against the wasps because their policy doesn’t allow lighting anything on the property. The staff was friendly and attentive whenever we needed something. The food and coffee were excellent, although the food options seemed a bit limited. You can also get a massage. Just ask the staff and they will provide you all the details. It’s separate from the beach and bar area, but the view makes it absolutely worth it. The sound of the waves and the relaxing ambiance make the experience a hundred times better. Prices are 30 euros for a relaxing massage and 40 euros for a sports/deep tissue massage.

La Scala Beach in Thassos is absolutely perfect! From the moment you arrive, the stylish design and laid-back vibe make it feel like an exotic getaway. For €25 per person, you get sunbeds and can consume that amount in food and drinks - totally worth it. We tried the avocado toast with salad, frappes, and a chicken club sandwich (it’s enough for 2 people) and everything was fresh, beautifully presented, and incredibly delicious. The atmosphere is exactly what you need for a summer escape: chill music, beautiful setting, and even a small pool for extra comfort. Yes, it can get a bit crowded, especially during weekends, but that’s part of its popularity - and it still feels relaxed. The sea is clean and warm, and the palms give you that true beach paradise feeling. There’s also free parking, though it’s not covered, so your car might get hot. If you’re looking for a chic, well-organized beach with great food, good vibes, and stunning surroundings, La Scala is the place to be! I would say the best beach in Thassos island! 🏝️

Probably one of the best beaches in Thasos in terms of facilities and service. The service concept is that you can use the sunbeds for free in exchange for a certain amount of daily spending. There is no entrance fee to the facility. You can use a single sunbed by spending €20 per day, and private lounges for 8–10 people are available with a daily spend of €350–€400. If you don’t spend that amount, you are required to pay the difference at the end of the day. Bringing food and drinks into the facility is prohibited — they confiscate them if they see any. The showers and toilet facilities could be better. There is also a small boutique in the facility that sells swimwear and clothing. The food and drinks are high-quality and delicious. The beach and sea bottom are sandy, clean, and calm without waves. There are also opportunities for water sports.

The music was excellent and the atmosphere lively. However, the sunbeds are placed very close together, leaving no real private space. The food was decent. The price is minimum 30€/40€ consummation per person. Unfortunately, we weren’t informed at the entrance that orders from the restaurant do not count toward this amount. On the positive side, the water near the rocky area is crystal clear. I would return for a party, but not for a relaxing day.

This is the best beach we’ve found so far on the island for relaxing — great vibes and perfect for chilling. The water is nice with small waves, but be careful of the big rocks when getting in. There are some water sports available too, if you're up for it. The food is really tasty, and the cocktails are decent. The only downside is the service — it’s quite slow and a bit disorganised at times. Still, the overall atmosphere makes it worth visiting!

The atmosphere of the beach is really nice. The sunbeds are free of charge but you have to spend 20 or 30 euros per person depending on the place. We ordered pizza and it was good. The staff was nice.

At the entrance, they ask if it's your first time and mention the spending limit. Then, without fully understanding the spending limits for each location and the Euros, we tried to get support and chose a place. We had a great time and enjoyed our entire day. The waitress was helpful and friendly. They asked us to check out at 5:30 because there was a wedding at the venue. Naturally, we wanted to use the showers and changing rooms when leaving, but the showers were in terrible condition. I had to bring bottled water from my car for my little daughter so she could at least take a shower. She said I couldn't bring the bottled water from my car in. When I explained that I needed to shower my child and that the showers were a disaster, I was forced to ask for permission to take two bottles. The mistake here isn't that I brought a bottle of water from my car to shower when I checked out; the mistake here is that your showers and changing rooms, which don't have hot water or even a shower head, need urgent repairs.

Ticket cost 4€ on their site and 10€ on the door. The museum shop doesn’t have credit card terminal. The museum is very nice, so much to see, and it is unexpectedly big. The lady working on the first floor was very nice to explain to us where to start our visit. You will need half an hour to one hour to explore it all. Then you can go next door, to the site where excavations are and see the ruins.

A nice place with a touch of history. What disappointed me greatly was the neglected first part of the tour (some display cases are illegible, faded). Furthermore, the website lists the admission price as €4, which I would consider adequate for what is on offer. Upon arrival, you find that the price has been covered up and is now €10. I recently visited the history museum in Heraklion, Crete, and this place is like its poor relative. It's worth a visit, but it could use a little care and a little less greed.

Absolutely beautiful archaeological museum! I recommend first visiting the surrounding sites and then the museum to have a connection to the shown artifacts. The museum is greatly designed. Friendly staff. The entrance fee is absolutely worth it. A must see here.

One of the best archeological Museums I have visited. It's a must and you have to go. Entrance ticket adult 10 euros.

The museum is very interesting and much bigger than it looks. We went on a Saturday and it was free admission 😃 (usually €10 pp)

It is a must place to visit, everyone should be aware of greek ancient culture. Mistakes from history that are forgotten, are more likely repeated...

It was boring there, I regret the time I spent on the trip to this place, because of this museum we didn't have time to go to the beach, which upsets me, there is nothing to see there, the statues are all headless or just heads, a maximum of 20 minutes of viewing no more.

Wonderful resort. Well maintained. It's a shame the smokers don't use the pots provided for cigarette ends on the beach instead of the beach itself, though.

Very nice beach, no crowds, shallow water, extremely kids friendly. The sand is nice and suitable for sand castles. You could also have a friendly peacock as a visitor ;)

Very biutiful beach with pristine water! 🌞

Beautiful, but for the price of set of sunbeds of 50€ (one round basic drinks included) not sure if it worth it.. We were shocked when we heard the price, but after 20 min driving via dirty road, we decided to stay. Most of the time in front of you will be some influencers doing photoshoot. Also, bar has very basic stuff - like no proper meal, no wifi, and you even have to pay for the shower. Nevertheless, beach is beautiful. I wouldn't recommend for the family, but for couples, or photo lovers, sure. There is a small area where you can put your own umbrella, but it is crowded.

To gain acces to this beach first you must pay the guardian at the gate . We paid 22 euros for three sunbeds and one umbrella. You go forward with the car through the gate and park at the end of the driveway. The area is very well managed and all the things inside are tidy and well cared. There are peacocks on the edge of the road towards the beach front. Excellent service and good quality umbrellas and sunbeds. The sea entrance has a long distance of shallow and warm water so is perfect for kids and there are also playground installations for children. Underwater view is filled from place to place with brown weeds where banks of fish are usually swimming. There s also a nice island at around 50-80 m . This is a nice location. Go there but make sure you be on location in the morning

According to the Greek Constitution and coastal regulations, the shoreline and beach zones are considered public property, and free access must be guaranteed to everyone. Even if a beach is adjacent to a private property (such as a hotel or residence), the owner cannot block public access.

Nice beach, suitable for families with children. The entrance fee for two people is EUR 50, and you can come only if someone who is staying there makes reservation for you. At least it was like that in August. For my taste, that's an exaggeration. A lot of grass in the water, not so good beach service, and most importantly the sun went down around five thirty. It was in the water but not on the beach. That is quite early. I don't believe we will come again.

Visiting the Ancient Agora of Thassos was a fascinating and memorable experience. Walking among the ruins, you really feel connected to centuries of history. The site is beautifully laid out, with stone columns, pathways, foundations of old buildings, and fragments of ancient structures that invite contemplation of past life here. What I especially appreciated: • The setting is atmospheric — you can gaze out at parts of the coastline from the ruins, blending history with natural beauty. • The paths are easy to follow, and signs (or information plaques) help explain what you are seeing and the significance of each structure. • It’s not overcrowded, which means you have space to wander, take photos, and soak in the ambiance without too many distractions. • The light and shadows play beautifully across the old stones, making for striking views. • The staff or site attendants (if present) were helpful, offering direction and answering questions about the ancient layout and its functions. • It’s quite reasonable in cost (or free, depending on local policies) and well worth the time — I felt I had a quiet, enriching journey through history. If I were to offer a slight critique: some of the signage could be more detailed or in multiple languages to help visitors fully understand each ruin’s original purpose. But overall, it was a serene, educational, and very worthwhile stop during my time in Thassos.

Agora Thassos, the remnants of the ancient market in Limenas, offers free entry. Unfortunately, there's only one informational sign at the entrance, and the rest is left without descriptions. For more information, you can visit the nearby museum. It's an interesting walk through history, but currently, you have to navigate through tall grass. We hope they address this soon by creating a designated path and adding more informational signs. Despite the overgrown paths, it's still worth a visit for those interested in ancient history.

What an amazing site and so much to see. The site feels a bit neglected and more information would be great, but if you want to see findings of the agora, please visit the archaeological museum nearby. This is a must see here. You can visit this site free of charge. Amazing!

A great objective for both tourists and specialists. With impressive dimensions, it is located right in the center of Limenas, near the marina. Access is via several points, but in the ones near the port a number of steps must be lowered, a testimony of the orogenic movements suffered by the island's soil over the centuries. Paved roads, access gates, temple ruins, stone thresholds, blunted away by the footsteps of thousands of ancient passers-by, stones cut with unexplained holes for today, a Conservatory for music, drainage channels (carved in stone) of rain water, columns and stone arrangements whose functionality we can not guess, all this Agora offers us. Some stones ... But these stones give us an image, alive today, of the complexity and amplitude of the life of those who inhabited the island in antiquity. Some primitives who were carving their lives for eternity... Un obiectiv minunat, atât pentru turiști, cât și pentru specialiști. Cu dimensiuni impresionante, este amplasat chiar în centrul capitalei Limenas, lângă portul marina. Accesul se face prin mai multe puncte, dar în cele aflate lângă port trebuie coborâte un număr de trepte, mărturie a mișcărilor orogenice suferite de solul insulei în decursul veacurilor. Drumuri pavate, porți de acces, ruine de temple, praguri din piatră, tocite de pașii miilor de trecători antici, pietre cioplite cu găuri inexplicabile pentru cei de azi, un Conservator pentru muzică, canale de drenaj (cioplite și acestea în piatră) a apei pluviale, coloane și aranjamente din piatră a căror funcționalitate nu o putem ghici, de toate ne oferă această Agora. Niște pietre... Dar pietrele acestea ne oferă o imagine, vie și astăzi, a complexității și amplitudinii vieții celor care populau insula în antichitate. Niște primitivi care își ciopleau viața întru eternitate...

There is always room for improvement!! There is a need for the creation of a clear pathway that would introduce the visitor to the sites of the Ancient Agora. There is also a lack of signs that would describe the ruins. Compared to the well-organised museum, the actual archaeological site is an unfortunate case of lack of funding from the local administration. Please consider this as helpful feedback! From someone who wants to see thassos reaching its full potential. PS I believe that something should be done with buildings, such as tavernas or private houses violating the site!

Really loved this one. It's a ancient market of the island. Just close by the archaeological museum, you should definitely visit right after the museum. You'll see where all the little things were found from. You should also take some pictures on the museum of the micro copy of the ancient agora of what it looked like in ancient Greece before. Then go to the agora and walk around to really appreciate and see how it was and how it is now.

It’s a must visit on Thassos!

Although we stayed in Limenaria we came here in particular to visit the Museum. They have a parking lot near by. The ticket is 1.5 euro per person. The lady who worked there was very helpful and pleasant. You have the possibility to translate all the history through a QR Code reader which is perfect. The place isn't too big: only the ground floor and a floor on top. You can find there some exhibits of the tools used to make olive oil. Also, you can watch 3 documentaries in your native language and find some other things about the olive oil history. They have a conference room. You can buy bio or organic olive oil or plain olives. They also have all kind of souvenirs. In front of the Museum is a small terrace. We enjoyed our experience and we recommend it to the olive oil lovers.

Very interesting information about the olives and how it was used from the antiquity till present time. The shop has very small diversity and the olive oil prices are the same as on the other touristic shops.

Nice place. Interesting exibition with info about olives. You can buy something in their shop (olive oil, soap etc). Degustation of Oil. You pay for enter 1.5euro.

It's amazing small museum, part of the family run olive oil factory. The things that impressed me was there was audio guide available (using our own phones) which offers Bulgarian language and many other not so popular languages. There was a short movie also available with multiple languages subtitles. The video was very educational. The prices in the shop are very reasonable. The lady that met us was very polite and nice. Worth to visit. Tickets are €1.50. You car order coffee or other drink and spend some time there.

It’s a very nice museum of olives, olive oil and also some crocheting. You will understand the process of making the olive oil, it’s benefits and also their varieties. The entry fee is just 1,50 Euro. You can learn so much. I recommend. It will take you around 30 minutes in total.

I loved this museum. As the name states, it is a museum about olive oil. Most of the exhibits were regarding olive oil production and olives in general. However, as a beginner crocheter, I can't help but mention that they have a small part in the museum which is dedicated to weaving, knitting and crocheting. The entrance fee is 1.5€ if I remember correctly. They also have a gift shop worth taking a look at.

Friendly and welcoming staff, with very affordable ticket prices. The museum features a fascinating collection of historical machines, complemented by informative display boards. Many exhibits also include audio guides accessible via QR codes, available in multiple languages. I highly recommend a visit!

We tasted tzatziki, Greek salad, grilled octopus, grilled prawns, and ouzo. All of them were delicious. The sea view and atmosphere are perfect! Thanks to friendly staff!

One of the better restaurants on Thassos with plenty of seafood offerings along with traditional Greek appetizers. Would have been a perfect experience if it wasn't for the swarms of wasp terrorizing the place. The waiters are trying to chase them away by burning Greek coffee in small plates but it's not really effective. I would suggest to buy some electric zippers and terrorize them back.

We enjoyed our whole experience. The taste the atmosphere the service was very good. But I highly recommend you make a reservation not to wait. Thanks.

A little over rated this restaurant. The salad Simi is average, they don't have draft local beer, no pita only brad, greek salad is below average, for octopus only 1 tentacle that was not warm. Pasta for the kid was good, the Tzatziki was the worst on the island. So for me not coming back. Better go to Mouse is very good food and better view

Simi is an excellent restaurant in Thassos. Lively with excellent service despite how busy it was. Food was almost excellent, with the only exception of the mussels in saganaki sauce. Other than that all fresh and large portions. The mackerel with fava and the sardines were exceptional. Better book in advance or be prepared to wait. I would go definitely back again.

The restaurant is just outside the pedestrian zone, by the sea, looking at old harbor. The atmosphere is cozy and the restaurant is on two levels, the higher one under the big trees and by the archeological site. The location is perfect. The food is great, we had greek salad, souvlaki and calamari and everything was tasty and fresh, with portions big enough. The kids menu has few options and the portions are smaller and the prices half of the standard meal. The service was ok, but it was not crowded in the lunch time and the waiters were little slow still. They forgot the drink and we waited long for the insect repellent. The biggest problem are the wasps, they are everywhere on the island and you need to ask for the repellent for your table (they light coffee beans on fire).

food beautifully presented, suitable for Instagram, the staff is not interested and doesn't pay much attention to you, they make you wait a really long time (for a seat and for the food), prices slightly higher than in the area, they even forgot to give us sauce with our food compared to other restaurants it's a real shame, I wouldn't go again

The food was a total disaster and disappointment. Only the fish was good prepared. We were 12 people and all of us had a different dish, none was tasty. We hardly ate half of it just because we were starving. And all the food is coming with French fries as side dish, which tasted like they were fried 3 days ago.

We dined here 5 times in September 2022 and we enjoyed every meal. Good and fresh food, good prices, the owner very nice. Complimentary fruits every time. You can pay by credit card. Totally recommend. ❤️

Disappointing experience. Calamari was tough, not crispy, and I was charged extra for garlic sauce without being told. The watermelon dessert looked pale and unappetizing—when I asked to change it, they brought back the same piece. I eventually cancelled it, and they clearly weren’t happy about it. Staff were unfriendly and not welcoming. Prices are higher than nearby taverns but not worth it. Wouldn’t recommend this tavern to anyone especially tourists!

Nice taverna right across from the ferry port. Huge portions of fresh food, quick service, and good value for money.

This restaurant was recommended to me by the local tour agency Real Holidays, and the least I can say is I wasn't disappointed at all. I went to this restaurant 4 times in a row and tried many different dishes everyday. Every single time, everything was delicious, and the staff was always kind, welcoming, courteous, and easygoing. The food is fresh, consistently tasty and plentiful, and there are many, many, many choices to cater for everybody's craving and restrictions (vegetarian, meat-based, fish-based, pasta, etc.). Once again, a great place with kind and helpful waiters, and excellent food. 100% recommended.

A very nice tavern with a cozy terrace. Excellent service and extremely delicious food!

Tasty food, big portions, great staff

A place where you can dine outdoors accompanied by live Greek music. It’s hard to find a spot without a reservation. If you arrive later than your reserved time, you’re sure to lose your table. I’ve added the menu to the photos — the prices aren’t too expensive. The food is delicious. I wish the service were a bit faster.

Awesome food. Delivious grilled calamari. Tasty tzaziki and pita. Friendly and charming people. We loved it here. And next time we definitely will try the recommended stuffed calamari. Thank you very much for the awesome time.

I waited around 40–50 minutes for a portion of souvlaki, which was already frustrating. But what made it even worse was the unwelcome surprise in my meal – a bug, which I believe was a cockroach, was sitting right in my food. I immediately took a picture and showed it to the waiter as soon as he came to the table. His reaction? He simply said, “It probably flew in from the kitchen – there’s nothing we can do about it.” That was the end of the discussion. To be fair, the ambience of the restaurant is actually quite nice, but the service and kitchen hygiene are absolutely unacceptable. I will definitely not be coming back, and I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. Update after restaurant’s response: The restaurant has replied accusing me of lying. Just to clarify: • We were not informed about any kitchen delays at any point. • The waiter claimed the insect fell from a tree above our table, which is hard to believe, considering it crawled out from under the fries served with the souvlaki. • Both I and my girlfriend saw it come out of the food, not from the table or the surroundings. Also, I don’t think cockroaches live in trees — they’re more commonly found in unsanitary kitchen environments. I stand by my experience. I have a photo of the incident and shared it with the staff at the time. It’s truly disappointing that instead of acknowledging the issue, they chose to shift blame and call me dishonest.

If a Greek vacation had a name, it would be Alexandra’s Restaurant in Thassos! There’s something incredibly attractive and charming about this place from the very first moment—it all begins with the lovely lady who warmly welcomes you and takes your booking at the entrance. Her kindness sets the tone for a truly special evening. The atmosphere is vibrant, the food is delicious, and the entire staff is not only friendly but also full of life—some of them even dance, adding to the joyful Greek spirit that fills the air. We were surprised with not one, but two rounds of free ice cream, which made everything feel even more generous and festive. Alexandra’s is not just a meal—it’s an experience, and one that captures the true essence of a Greek holiday. Highly recommended!

It was one of the best experiences from out stay in Limenas. A fast and polite service, delicious food (maybe priced a little bit higher than the usual prices in the town), an amazing sea view and great entertainment by the musicians. We had a lovely night!

The beat party in the island! They close the road and sing and dance and brake dishes! I recommend for you to order salad and dip and have nice dance evening there :)

Alexandra's is the best restaurant in Thassos Island. Delicious food, great greek music and a pleasant atmosphere that is hard to find anywhere else 🌟🇬🇷🧿

It's far from Luxury. The location is great, it's at the beach which is a great advantage, the staff was friendly and helpful but the positives end there. They advertised free access to the beach which is conditioned by a minimum consumption of 20€ per person. The beach itself is publicly available, so it gets crowded during the day. The restaurant is expensive, and the food served there is poor, same goes for drinks made at the bar, bottled drinks are okay, but again, extremely expensive. The parking space is also not reserved for the guests of the hotel, so if you drive away during the day to get groceries or visit the city center, you may find no place to park when you come back. Now to the rooms, lets start with them being nothing like the photos, the rooms were uncomfortably dirty, with mold in the bathroom and insects in some harder to reach spots, the cleaning is done once a day, but I think having one cleaning lady that is quite old is not enough to provide quality cleaning. The towels are also replaced once every two days, and there are no separate beach towels provided. The room was advertised to have a kitchen, and it did, but it was tiny and poorly equipped, which was extremely unpleasant, especially since we planned to do most of the cooking ourselves. We had to buy our own knives and borrow plates and utensils from the restaurant, they were nice enough to offer them but it was still an unpleasant discovery. The beach is neither too dirty, nor too clean, and you must be aware of the sea urchins around the rocks, nothing spectacular. For the price, we could've stayed somewhere a bit further away from the beach, and take a short trip to that or other beach resorts near the location, I definitely don't think it was worth it, given all that I've described above, and the expectations set by the mostly positive reviews and great looking photos.

I dont know about hotel. We only came to tha beach. Nothing is ok here. From the different menu prices to the pathetic attitude of the staff, including the lady who takes the money at the bar and who tells you that you can't sit at the bar to order but that you have to go to her on the other side... Something bad bad!!!

Beautiful Location but Major Water Issues I stayed at this hotel in Thassos for four nights with my three kids. While the hotel itself is quite nice and the beach is absolutely stunning, our stay was seriously affected by a major issue: there was no running water most of the time—no water to shower, wash hands, or even flush the toilet. The hotel staff kept insisting it was a general island-wide problem, but this wasn’t true. My friend stayed at a nearby hotel and had water throughout their stay. It’s clear the issue is with the hotel’s infrastructure, especially on the upper floors. The owner really needs to invest in a proper water pump system. It’s a shame because the location is great and the property has a lot of potential, but basic necessities like water are non-negotiable—especially when traveling with children. Until they fix this, I unfortunately can’t recommend staying here.

Heavily Disappointed – Would Never Recommend I am extremely disappointed with my stay here and would never recommend this place to anyone. We booked the suite — the most expensive option they offer — expecting a clean, spacious, and beautiful room as portrayed online. Instead, we were met with dirt, poor cleaning, no towels, and a room that was small and nothing like the photos. To make matters worse, there was no running water. We couldn’t shower, brush our teeth, or even wash our hands and had to use my child’s room just to get by. The staff made no effort to help; they simply looked on helplessly and offered no solutions. The beach is nice, and the location is okay, but the rooms and overall experience were of such poor quality that it completely ruined the stay. For the price we paid, it was truly unacceptable and very sad.

NO !!! Just big NO to this place and its greedy, rude owner who called me disgusting trash because I wasn't able to pay more than 1000 in cash. Left before scheduled and booked departure because of the attitude we received ever since we stepped on this cursed property. Rooms were never cleaned and food was nothing that I could get close to my mouth. Of course POS was not working even for the overpriced dinner.

Amazing service, beautiful beach, and positive workers, will be back for sure! And of course I came to here because of their amazing food! 😋

very nice place, very nice beach the people are great and friendly and bar and food was amazing