Eastern tip of the island
A secluded northeast-coast beach popular with wild campers, with its own hidden stream and waterfall nearby.
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Vatos is a secluded stretch of Samothraki's rugged northeastern coast, reachable either by boat from Kamariotissa or Therma, or via a genuinely demanding 2–3 hour hike from Therma over uneven terrain.
There are no facilities of any kind, which is exactly why it's become one of the island's go-to spots for free wild camping — sheltered pitching spots and a real sense of remoteness. The Vatos stream and a smaller waterfall nearby add a freshwater option alongside the sea.
Best attempted in spring for the fullest stream and greenest surroundings, or summer for straightforward swimming — either way, come prepared with sturdy shoes, water, and everything else you'll need, since nothing is sold nearby.
Eastern tip of the island
North coast
Southeast coast
Near Palaeopoli, north coast
Northeast coast
Near Therma
Inland, on the slopes of Mount Saos
Island interior