What to Do in Samothraki
1. Vathres (Natural Rock Pools)
If there’s one thing you have to do in Samothraki, it’s checking out the
Vathres —
natural rock pools formed by waterfalls. The most popular ones are around
Therma,
with
Fonias and
Gria Vathra.
2. Explore the Beaches
Most of Samothraki’s beaches are rocky, wild, and mostly untouched by human hands—just nature doing its thing.
Start with the beach near
Therma village,
a short walk from the main square. If you’re staying at Natural Living Camping, it’s just steps away.
Nearby, there’s a beach bar with great house music, a Greek canteen, and taverns for proper meals.
Other beaches like
Kipos and
Fonias beach are easy to reach by bus.
The most special beach?
Vatos.
Isolated and mystical, many people camp there for days, weeks, or more.
- Hiking: Long, tough trail for experienced hikers only.
- Boat: Catch a small boat from
Pachia Ammos.
- Cruise: Daily cruises from Therma port — round trip or flexible return.
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Note: Windy weather may delay or cancel boat trips. Stay flexible.
More info on cruises here
3. Go for a Hike
Samothraki is a dream for hikers. With
Mount Saos
rising over everything and rivers cutting through forests, every trail is rewarding.
🥾 We’ll likely organize a group hike during the free days between the weekends — stay tuned!
4. Soak in the Thermal Waters
Therma
is named after its natural hot springs. Enjoy the free open-air thermal pools, with stunning views.
There are also indoor spa facilities if open — perfect after a hike or beach day.
5. Archaeological Sites & Museums
Samothraki is rich with myth and mystery. Explore:
6. Visit Chora & the Villages
A trip to Samothraki isn’t complete without wandering through
Chora,
the island’s old capital.
You can also explore other small villages —
check them out here.
7. Scuba Diving
Into underwater adventures? Samothraki has rocky seabeds and crystal-clear waters for unforgettable scuba diving.
Discover hidden marine life and dramatic underwater landscapes.
