Kipos Beach
Παραλία Κήπου
A black pebble beach at the end of the road on the island’s eastern tip, backed by cliffs and facing Turkey’s Gökçeada, with sea caves.
Kipos Beach lies at the easternmost tip of Samothraki. Follow the north coast road past Therma until it ends. The beach is made of dark pebbles, about 1 km long, with steep slopes behind it. The water is clear, but the seabed drops off quickly. From here, Gökçeada across the water looks very close. At the southern end of the beach, the cliff wall has sea caves that you can explore by swimming. There are no restaurants or other facilities, only a small chapel and showers. Bring plenty of drinking water and sun protection.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Kremasto Nero Waterfall
- Fonias Waterfalls
- Vatos Beach
- Gria Vathra
- Panagia Krimniotissa
- Therma
- Pachia Ammos Beach
- Mount Fengari