Samothraki (Samothrace) Hotels Kato Kariotes (1)

Chora (Samothraki), the island's capital and traditional settlement, is a charming area with stone houses and cobblestone streets that highlight authentic island architecture. For your accommodation here, you will find traditional guesthouses, rental rooms, and entire houses, all in harmony with the surroundings. Thanks to its location at a considerable altitude, most lodgings offer sea views with stunning sunsets and, on the other side, views of the mountains. In Chora, you'll find restaurants with local dishes, cafés, and coffee shops, while the area also offers bars and stores for all your needs. It is located about 4.5 km from the port and the archaeological site, and features a folklore museum and a medieval tower.

Kamariotissa, the island's port and main transport hub, offers a variety of accommodation options, including hotels with pools, rental rooms, and entire apartments. From most accommodations in the area, you can enjoy stunning sea views with beautiful sunsets, and some also offer views of Saos Mountain. Kamariotissa has the highest concentration of shops, restaurants, cafés, and services to meet all visitors' needs. The area serves as the main transport hub with easy access to buses, taxis, banks, as well as motorbike and car rentals. Additionally, it is close to beaches that you can reach on foot, ensuring you won't miss any swim!

Therma is a captivating area on Samothraki, renowned for its impressive waterfalls and pools, the small natural lagoons that form beneath the waterfalls. Here, you'll find a variety of accommodation options, ranging from budget rooms to hotels, houses, and apartments, as well as two campgrounds for nature enthusiasts.
The area is close to the famous 'Foniás waterfall and its pool, as well as the pools of Paradise and Christos. Therma is also well-known for its thermal springs and the organized beach with umbrellas and a beach bar. From Therma starts the trail leading to the summit of Saos, the highest mountain in the Aegean Sea. The area is surrounded by centuries-old plane trees, chestnuts, walnuts, rivers, and huge hydrangeas, creating a landscape of wild beauty and natural energy.