Pachia Ammos Beach
Παχιά Άμμος
A long sandy beach at the end of the south coast road, with clear, calm water. It is the island’s most popular beach, with views of Gökçeada.
Pachia Ammos lies on the island’s south coast. It is one of the few long sandy beaches on Samothraki, about 800 meters long and enclosed by mountains. The water is clear and calm, and across the water you can see Turkey’s Gökçeada, known as Imbros. The beach has a small restaurant and shade structures. The road ends here. In summer, buses run from Chora and Kamariotissa, and driving takes about 30 minutes. Summer island boat tours also depart from here for Vatos Beach and the Kremasto Nero waterfall.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Panagia Krimniotissa
- Vatos Beach
- Profitis Ilias
- Kremasto Nero Waterfall
- Mount Fengari
- Chora
- Gria Vathra
- Therma