Kamariotissa is one of the most picturesque and vibrant villages of Samothrace. It serves as the largest port of Samothrace and an important road hub of the island, connecting the roads leading to Chora, the capital of the island, the popular Therma, and the southern part of the island to reach the beautiful villages of Alonia, Lakkoma, "Prophet Elias," Xeropotamos, and the exotic beach "Pachia Ammos".

Kamariotissa, Samothrace: The Vibrant Port and Road Hub of the Island

The village is also a commercial center of Samothrace, with banking services, a post office, shops, and restaurants offering local gastronomic dishes. Here, you can enjoy fresh fish and seafood, as well as the local cuisine of Samothrace.

Kamariotissa: The Gateway to Explore the Enchanting Samothrace.

The area around Kamariotissa is rich in natural beauty and attractions. To the southwest, there is the Lake of Agios Andreas, an important wetland, while at Cape Makryvrahos, there is a stunning beach with black pebbles and crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming.

Additionally, Kamariotissa is renowned for the church of Panagia ton Kamaron, where a precious icon of Panagia is kept. The name of the village derives from this icon.

Visitors can enjoy beautiful sunsets from the village beach and discover the magic of Samothrace by exploring its many villages and natural treasures.

Kamariotissa serves as the gateway to exploring Samothrace and offers an experience that combines the beauty of the Aegean and the culture of the island.