Samos island has a huge variety of beaches. Samos Voice presents you some of the most interesting ones!
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| Photo by Stelios Demertzis |
Located 2 km outside of Pythagorio, it’s one of the most organized on the island, and in recent years has been honored many times with the Blue Flag.
It’s a small bay, in which area there are hotels, cafe bars and restaurants.
The territory of the beach consists of sand and small pebbles and underwater is sandy.
The seabed is ideal for snorkeling or scuba diving.
View the location of Glicorisa beach on Google Maps!
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| Photo by Andreas Kalitsis |
Mare Deus Beach is located in southern Samos, between Potokaki and Heraion.
The beach has sand and gravel and is well organised, with a beach bar restaurant and beach volleyball court.
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| Photo by Stamatis Gounaris |
It lies in northwestern Samos and is perhaps the most quiet beach of the island. Access is possible only by foot or by sea. It’s characterized by outstanding natural beauty and is included in the Natura 2000 protection network, which is the reason why there are no organized tourist facilities there.
The territory of the beach consists of sand and pebbles, while the seabed is sandy.
Click the next album to see pictures of Megalo Seitani beach!
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Mikro Seitani
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Photo by Manolis Thravalos |
It’s a beach with sand and small pebbles located between “Megalo Seitani” beach, which lies 45 minutes away (on foot), and “Potami” beach.
Access to Mikro Seitani is possible only on foot.
The beach is also included in the Natura 2000 protection network, so there are no organized tourist facilities there.
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| Photo by Rinus Lasschuyt |
This large and touristically developed beach is pebbly and is located 2 km west of the town of Karlovasi, at the mouth of a river.
Visiting the beach is usually combined with hiking in the green valley of the river, which has beautiful small waterfalls.
Click the next album to see pictures of Potami beach!
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| Photo by Anastasia Giannaki Pantazopoulou |
It’s located in northern Samos, in Campos Vourlioton area, a few hundred meters from the famous Tsabou beach.
It’s quiet, with crystal waters and big pebbles.
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| Photo by Stelios Demertzis |
This picturesque beach is located in northern Samos, below Vourliotes village and very close to Avlakia village.
It has large pebbles and the water there is deep and often wavy.
It’s touristically developed.
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| Photo by Manolis Marg |
Mikri Tsabou is a hidden tiny bay with small pebbles and attracts nudists.
It’s located a few meters east of Tsabou beach and it’s much smaller than it.
Click the next album to see pictures of Mikri Tsabou beach!
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| Photo by Outi Alen |
It’s a quiet beach with small pebbles on the southern part of Avlakia village.
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| Photo by Stelios Demertzis |
It’s a beach with turquoise waters, pebbles and pine trees which reach the sea.
Located 2 km west of Kokkari village, Tsamadou beach is very close to Lemonakia beach. These two beaches look very similar.
Tsamadou is one the main touristic beaches on Samos island and attracts especially young people.
The eastern end of the beach is a nudists’ gathering point.
View the location of Tsamadou beach on Google Maps!
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| Photo by Nikos Anastasiou |
It’s one of the most popular beaches of northern Samos, located just outside Kokkari.
Like Tsamadou, Lemonakia is an organized beach with turquoise waters and pebbles, full of pine trees that reach the sea.
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| Photo by Nikos Anastasiou |
This beach with pebbles is located in the western part of Kokkari village, the biggest tourism centerof northern Samos.
It’s organized and ideal for windsurfing.
Click the next album to see pictures of Kokkari’s long beach!
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| Photo by Birgit Koster / Φωτογραφία: Birgit Koster |
Kedros beach is located only 7 km western of Samos town and is ideal for kite surfing.
It’s a quiet beach with pebbles and sand inside water.
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| Photo by Stelios Demertzis |
This small beach has pebbles.
It’s located in Kalami suburb of Samos town, in a few meters distance from Samos hospital.
Click the next album to see pictures of Roditses beach!
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| Photo by Υiorgos Tsolakakis |
This beach has pebbles and is located in a suburb of the city of Samos.
It’s well organized and for decades was considered the most cosmopolitan beach of the island.
View the location of Gagou beach on Google Maps!
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| Photo by Iraklis Milas |
This exotic beach is located in the northeastern part of Samos.
It’s sandy with shallow waters and is touristically organized.
Access to the beach is via a dirt road.
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| Photo by Anestis Sarantidis |
It’s a quiet beach with small pebbles.
Mourtia beach lies under Zoodochou Pigis monastery in eastern Samos.
It has a view to Asia Minor’s coast and is surrounded by dense vegetation.
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| Photo by Stelios Demertzis |
Mikri Lakka is located a few hundred meters south of Mourtia beach from wich can be accessed only on foot. Alternatively it can be reached from the sea.
It’s a quiet beach with small pebbles.
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| Photo by Stelios Demertzis |
Megali Lakka beach is a sandy beach very close to Mikri Lakka.
Access to it Megali Lakka is possible only on foot or from the sea.
Both Mikri and Megali Lakka are quiet, without tourism facilities.
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| Photo by My Samos Blog |
It’s located in eastern Samos, just 13 km from the capital of the island, in a small bay with trees that reach the sea.
It’s a quiet beach, suitable for families.
Click the next album to see pictures of Kerveli beach!
This beach is located opposite to Asia Minor’s coast.
It’s a beach with shallow waters and small pebbles and is suitable for families.
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| Photo by Stamatis Gounaris |
It’s one of the most popular beaches and is located in the Strait of Mycale, near the coast of Asia Minor.
It’s particularly suitable for children as it has very fine sand, in and out of the water, which is very shallow.
The beach is touristically developed, with numerous umbrellas and sunbeds for rent.
Click the next album to see pictures of Psili Ammos beach!
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| Photo by Dimitris Korakis |
It’s a long beach in southeastern Samos, located opposite the Mount Mykali of Asia Minor.
It’s covered by pebbles outside water, whereas the seabed is sandy.
It has various zones where swimmers can rent umbrellas and sunbeds.
Click the next album to see pictures of Mykali beach!
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| Photo by Samos Voice |
I’s a small, picturesque bay with crystal clear waters and pebbles.
Located 3 km outside of Pythagorio, on the road to the town of Samos.
It’s a very quiet beach, suitable for families, and has tamarisks for shadow.
Characteristic of the area is the chappel of Panayia Eleousa, built on a rock by the sea.
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| Photo by Stamatis Gounaris |
Click the next album to see pictures of Remataki beach!
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| Photo by Stamatis Gounaris |
It’s a small beach with pebbles in the southern part of Pythagorio, near the port.
Both Tarsanas and Remataki beaches are easily accesible on foot for those staying in Pythagorio.
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| Photo by Samos Voice |
Pythagorio Beach (or Potokaki 1) is one of the most organized beaches of Samos, with a lot of tourist facilities, and is ideal for water sports.
This beach has been awarded with a Blue Flag for 2019.
It has gravel and sand and is located between the picturesque village of Pythagorio and the settlement of Potokaki.
Click the next album to see pictures of Pythagorio (Potokaki 1) beach!
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| Photo by Manolis Marg |
It has gravel and sand and is located between Pythagorio and Heraion, a stone’s throw from the airport “Aristarchos of Samos”.
It’s touristically well developed.
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| Photo by Rinus Lasschuyt |
It’s a picturesque small bay with pebbles, located just outside the village of Heraion.
It’s touristically organized.
View the location of Pappa beach on Google Maps!
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| Photo by Steve Ewer |
It’s a small beach with pebbles in southern Samos.
During summer, Tsopela beach can be reached with tourist boats from Pythagorio, in one-day trips.
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| Photo by Stelios Demertzis |
Samiopoula is an isle south of Samos. A beautiful small sandy beach named “Psalida” is the only beach on the isle.
Samiopoula in summer is accessible with tourist boats, which start from Pythagorio or Heraion.
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Photo by Stelios Demertzis |
Click the next album to see pictures of Balos beach!
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| Photo by Manolis Marg |
Kaladakia is a sandy beach located west of Balos beach and has become popular in recent years.
Umbrellas and sunbeds are available in this beach.
Next to the beach there is a beautiful cave which can be reached by swimming.
Click the next album to see pictures of Kaladakia beach!
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Photo by Marlies Naucke |
Votsalakia is a large beach with sand and small pebbles in the area of Kampos Marathokampou.
It’s organized, with umbrellas and sunbeds for rent.
Furthermore, bathers are able to practice many water sports there.
Click the next album to see pictures of Votsalakia beach!
It has fine sand with a golden color and is located between Kampos Marathokampou and Limnionas bay.
It’s touristically developed and is one of the most popular beaches of Samos island.
Click the next album to see pictures of Psili Ammos Marathokampos beach!
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| Photo by Nikos Chatziiakovou |
It’s a sandy bay in southwestern Samos.
It’s touristically developed and bathers can find umbrellas and sunbeds there.
Click the next album to see pictures of Limnionas beach!
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| Photo by Nikos Chatziiakovou |
It’s a small quiet beach with gravels in southwestern Samos.
Makria Pounta can be reached by following the dirt road west of Limnionas and continuing for about 300 meters on foot.
Smaller beaches with caves are in the greater area of Makria Pounta.
Click the next album to see pictures of Makria Pounta beach greater area!
It’s a small, clean and quiet beach in western Samos with pebbles and sand.
The beach has beautiful view to Fourni and Ikaria, with great sunsets, and is often wavy.
Click the next album to see pictures of Plaka beach!
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It’s a tiny beach with small pebbles in western Samos, which is only a short distance from the bay of Agios Isidoros.
Access to the beach is possible through a rough rural road from Kallithea village.
Click the next album to see pictures of Varsamo beach!