Eastern tip of the island
One of the island's most remote beaches — towering cliffs, turquoise water, and no easy way in.
Area
Type
Katarti — the name means "mast" in Greek, after the cliffs that frame it — is about as remote as Samothraki's beaches get, tucked into the southeast coast with no road access at all.
It's reachable either by a boat tour out of Kamariotissa or Therma, by far the easier option, or by a genuinely demanding 2–3 hour hike each way over steep, uneven terrain. There's nothing on-site — no shop, no shade beyond the cliffs themselves — so a boat trip that already includes food and water is the practical choice for most visitors.
Eastern tip of the island
Northeast coast
North coast
Near Palaeopoli, north coast
Northeast coast
Near Therma
Inland, on the slopes of Mount Saos
Island interior