Category: Thassos Beaches

Written by the Potos Car Rentals team – Greek-licensed car-hire operator with seven branches across Thassos and decades of experience serving visitors to Golden Beach. Our local team visits and updates this guide annually. GNTO licence 0155E81000014200.

Disclaimer: Prices and operating hours in this guide reflect operator data verified May 2026. Sunbed rates, watersports prices, and ferry timetables vary by operator and season – always confirm before visiting.

Golden Beach Thassos – locally called Chrissi Ammoudia – is a Blue Flag-certified 2 km stretch of fine golden sand on the eastern coast of Thassos Island, 11 km southeast of Limenas (the island capital and main port). Set between the resort villages of Skala Panagia and Skala Potamia with Mount Ipsarion rising behind, the beach is celebrated for its shallow turquoise water (safe for swimming up to 50 m from shore), its east-facing position for spectacular sunrises over the Thracian Sea, and its full beach infrastructure – sunbeds, watersports, showers, volleyball, and 5+ tavernas. Summer temperatures average 26-28 °C with sea temperatures peaking at 25 °C in August, supported by nearly 13 hours of sunshine per day in July. Continue reading “Golden Beach Thassos (Chrissi Ammoudia): Complete Visitor Guide”

Metalia Beach in Thassos, Greece, is a hidden gem near the village of Limenaria on the southwestern coast. The beach’s name, “Metalia,” is derived from the nearby abandoned manganese mines, which give the area a distinctive historical and industrial character. Metalia Beach is a destination for relaxation, swimming, snorkeling, and exploring its historical background. Metalia Beach enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. During the summer months, temperatures range from 26°C (79°F) to 30°C (86°F), making it ideal for beach activities. Metalia Beach, also known as Medalia Beach, is located near Limenaria on Thassos, Greece. It is 39 kilometers (24 miles) southwest of Limenas, the capital of Thassos.

Metalia Beach contributes to the local economy by attracting tourists who spend money on accommodations, dining, and recreational activities. The beach supports local businesses, including restaurants, cafes, shops, and water sports centers, providing jobs in hospitality and services. Nearby structures include the historical Palataki, an old administrative building from the mining era. Metalia Beach attracts diverse tourists, especially during the summer months. The beach’s organized facilities and relatively secluded location ensure a pleasant visit. Continue reading “Metalia Beach: Things To Do, Car Rental and Access”