
Pachia Ammos
The island's long sandy beach, at the end of the road east of the village.
Samothraki

Samothraki · The south-west · Λάκκωμα
A farming village of olive groves and goats on the way to the south coast
The south-west · Samothraki
Lakoma is a quiet farming village on the sunny southern slopes of Mount Saos, surrounded by olive groves, gardens and goat farms, with a plane tree shading its small square. It sits on the road to Pachia Ammos, so most visitors pass through on the way to the beach, but it is worth stopping: for the village kafeneio and its mezedes, the island's cheese and olive oil, a summer feast day, and the long, empty beaches below it at Lakoma and Makrylies.
Where to stay
Makrylies · The south-west
Where to eat
Lakoma · The south-west
Above Pachia Ammos · The south-west
Within an easy drive

The island's long sandy beach, at the end of the road east of the village.

A tiny chapel on a rock above Pachia Ammos, with a taverna beside it and one of the best sunsets on the island.

The hill village above, famous for its goat tavernas.
Good to know
Lakoma is on the road south from Kamariotissa to Pachia Ammos, about a quarter of an hour by car. Buses for Pachia Ammos pass through in summer.
June to September for the beaches below. The south coast is the sheltered side of the island when the north wind blows.
More of Samothraki

Chora & the hills
The old capital, hidden in a fold of the mountain below its Genoese castle

Therma & the forest
Hot springs, plane trees and running water at the foot of the mountain

Paleopoli & the north coast
The ancient city and the sanctuary of the Mysteries, between the mountain and the sea
Every stay we recommend across Samothraki, from village guesthouses to rooms on the sea.
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