This transportation hub is the main starting point for exploring Samothrace’s many charms. If you can, head out from Kamariotissa to the island’s highlight, Therma, sooner rather than later. With variable bus and ferry schedules that are as elusive as they are infrequent, Kamariotissa is an instant reminder that you are now on island time.
Ferries: Dock on the southern edge of town. To: Alexandroupoli (2½hr., 1-2 per day, €11-13.50); Kavala (3hr., 2 per week, €16); Lesvos (7hr., Sa 5:15pm, €28); Limnos (3hr., 5 per week, €15). For ...more
Everything in Kamariotissa is located on one street along the waterfront. This road runs out of town to the northeast and the road to Chora runs east out of town just past the bus stop (at the stop sign) ...more
Many travelers breeze through Kamariotissa on their way to Therma and the campgrounds. Some camp in the surrounding area, but there’s no reason to avoid the established campgrounds. There are few hotels ...more
Waterfront tavernas in Kamariotissa specialize in fresh seafood, while Therma is known for its olives, feta cheese, and honey. Yi Garides, on the waterfront next to the Saos ferries office. Try the mussels ...more
Kamariotissa’s tavernas often stay open late, bringing young crowds to their dance floors. Isalos, on the waterfront across from the ferry docks. Draws in the locals with its cheap beer and Greek hits ...more
The verdant island of Kamariotissa holds a wealth of hiking trails leading to cascading waterfalls, mountain vistas, and the summit of the steep mountain Fengari. Trails are generally unmarked; the best ...more
The most convenient hub for outdoor activities is the small town of Therma, about 13km from Kamariotissa. The natural environment and tiny population make this an intimate environment to explore the wilderness ...more
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