Kremasto Nero Waterfall
Κρεμαστό Νερό
A mountain stream that plunges from high cliffs straight into the sea on the south coast. Its name means “hanging water,” and it is easiest to see from an island boat tour.
Kremasto Nero Waterfall lies on the south coast of Samothraki. A stream from Mount Fengari drops off cliffs tens of meters high straight into the sea, a rare sight among the Aegean islands. By land, you must follow a rugged path from the eastern dirt road. Most visitors see it from a summer island boat tour, and the boats often stop nearby so passengers can swim. The water flow is greatest in spring, when snow melts, and drops noticeably in midsummer. Boat schedules depend on the weather and season, and tours are cancelled when strong south winds blow.
Opening hours
Summer, with boat cruises
Nearby sights
- Vatos Beach
- Panagia Krimniotissa
- Kipos Beach
- Pachia Ammos Beach
- Fonias Waterfalls
- Gria Vathra
- Therma
- Mount Fengari