Thassos is littered with dozens of amazing beaches and hidden coves all over the island, renowned for their crystal clear waters. Every visitor will find a beach of his liking to relax & enjoy, whether it is a sandy or a pebble one.
The beauty of the island is undisputed and is considered one of the most diverse and beautiful islands on the Aegean sea.

Panagia village is a traditional village of Thassos, in a distance of 9 km from the city of Thassos. The name of the village, and the 11 small churches indicate the deep religion faith of the people who lived there. Panagia in 1845 was the capital of the island. The name’s history is from the old church of Holy Mary. At the square of the village, there are many taverns which are well known for their roast meat dishes. There are many traditional shops where you can buy souvenirs and home-made sweets. Do not forget to try some of the local strong liqueur, Tsipouro…

The Archeological Museum of Thassos is located at the capital of the island, Thassos ( or Limenas ). It is built near the Ancient Market. In the museum, many ancient collections of unique wealth are kept. You can find some rare artifacts and exhibits which are dating from 7th century B.C up to 7th century A.C.
The museum is among the most important district museums of Greece. Important findings from the Stone age and from Roman period, will tell you the story of one of the most important civilizations of the Aegean Sea.
As soon as you enter the museum you will be impressed by the giant Kuros statue. In the museum you will learn about the importance of the ocher, about the Stone Age mines of Thassos which were discovered at the location called Tzines, about the rock paints which were discovered at Kastri, you will admire the prehistoric jewels, and get to know the legend of the Olympic Games through the history of Theagenis, the Thassian multi-champion of the Olympics.