Rosogremos beach is a 200m long sand beach on the south coast of Thassos. It's lined with trees and is mainly sand with a rocky section towards the south east end of the beach. This is slightly separate but usually still has sun loungers available.
Saliara is a tiny little white pebble beach that's located on the north east corner of Thassos island. Saliara beach is just 70m wide and around 25m deep at it's largest, in the height of summer you'll find a taverna at the rear of the beach serving food and drink.
Salonikios is a secluded beach on Thassos' southern most tip, not far from Astrida, the beach has shingle underfoot with some sections being more sandy and others being more stony. There's unusual sun loungers made from laying cushions on pallets.
San Antonio beach, sometimes also known as Agios Antonios Beach is located close to Potos. It's a huge beach, it’s deep enough to have several rows of sunbeds and still have plenty of wide open space to simply lay out a towel.
Skala Kallirachi is the small beach on the edge of the village with the same name. There's actually a couple of sections to Skala Kallirachi beach with the main sections round by the marina, these areas are mostly sandy and the water shelves gently into the sea.
Skala Maries beach is found at the southern end of the west coast of Thassos. The beach is just 70m wide and 25m deep, it's mainly coarse sand but with some stones and shingle in places. There's sun loungers available to hire as well as toilets and showers too.
Pefkari beach is on the south west coast of Thassos. It’s a popular and well organised beach with plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas available to hire, a volleyball net and water sports as well as tavernas playing music and serving food and drink all day.
Platanes is a wide sand beach with a strip of stones at the waters edge, it’s found on the west coast, there’s a full range of tourist facilities including a taverna in the centre of the beach that plays music and serves food and drink.
Potos is a popular sand and shingle beach on the south west coast close to Limenaria. It has a full range of facilities including water sports, toilets, showers, parking and multiple tavernas selling food and drink as well as playing music.
Psili Ammos is a fairly small but popular sandy beach on the south coast, it has soft, fine sand and the water is pretty clear and a beautiful turquoise blue. The water shelves gently so kids can paddle in the shallows safely.
