Getting here
If you're planning a visit to Thassos Island, it's important to note that the island is only accessible by ferry boat. There are two ports on the island - Skala Prinos and Limenas (Thassos Town) - which are serviced from the mainland towns of Kavala and Keramoti. Whether you're arriving from Kavala or Keramoti, you're in for a treat as you make your way across the stunning blue waters of the Aegean Sea towards this beautiful Greek island.
From Kavala
Traveling from Kavala to Skala Prinos? You're in luck! The ferry journey takes just one and a quarter hours and runs up to five times per day during the summer season.
Upon arrival in Skala Prinos, simply follow the ring road in a clockwise direction (following signs for Limenas/Potamia/Panagia) and bypass Limenas and every village along the way. Continue your journey until you reach Kinira, where your adventure in Thassos can truly begin!
From Keramoti
Looking to travel to Thassos Island from Keramoti port? The good news is that regular ferry sailings are available, typically every half an hour during the summer season. The journey time is just 35 minutes and you'll arrive at Limenas (Thassos Town), the capital of Thassos Island.
Upon arrival in Limenas, simply follow the signs for Potamia/Panagia from the ferry port and continue your journey until you reach Kinira. This charming village is the perfect starting point for exploring all that Thassos has to offer.
By airplane
If you're planning a trip to Thassos, the closest airport is Kavala Airport (Megas Alexandros Airport), located just 17 km's from the port of Keramoti and close to Chrisoupolis. This airport offers daily services to Athens throughout the year, and during the summer season, it hosts charter flights from all over Europe.
Alternatively, you can also land at Makedonia Airport in Thessaloniki. No matter which airport you choose, you're just a short distance away from the beautiful island of Thassos. So what are you waiting for? Book your flight today and get ready for an unforgettable vacation in Greece!
