Samos – is a large Greek island in the Aegean Sea, located almost off the coast of Turkey. On Samos, tourists can not only enjoy the magnificent Mediterranean climate, local wine, and cuisine but also plunge into history and visit the places described in ancient Greek legends. On Samos, many unique religious and architectural monuments have been preserved, which indicate the high development of this region. Many of them were taken under the protection of UNESCO and are the world's heritage. And, of course, you should definitely mention the beautiful local beaches, sandy and pebble, corresponding to the highest European standards.
Tsamadou is located at the foot of the picturesque hills in the northern part of the island near the village of Kokkari. The almost two-kilometer line of the bay is surrounded by lush greenery. A steep walking path leads to the beach, with pine and olive trees crowding along its sides.
Lemonakia adorns the northern part of Samos. It is about 12 km from the port of Vati, and only 2 from the popular picturesque village of Kokkari. A cozy small bay protects the coast from the encroachments of wind and waves. It is very quiet, the water has an indescribable blue shade, it is crowded during the season, there are many Greek visitors.
Psili Ammos (Psili Ammos) - a vast secluded beach, located at approximately equal distance from Pythagorion and Vathi, the capital of the island. The name in Greek reflects its main feature - the coast is covered with fine golden sand, which is rare for Samos, most of the famous resorts here are pebble.
Kokkari has gradually turned into a modern resort, recognized as one of the best in Europe, from a small fishing village. The popular tourist center still maintains tradition. His alleys are still full of greenery and flowers in low colorful buildings. Narrow streets and hiking trails connect the neighboring villages and Kokkari. The capital of Vathi is about 10 km.
Potokaki is the largest beach on the island, with its eastern side bordering the airport. The coastline, stretched almost 4 km, includes both noisy, active zones, and quite secluded. Any of the visitors will find a lesson to their liking. Potokaki repeatedly took possession of the Blue Flag.