Prinos

Prinos in Thassos is one of the island's largest villages, located 16 kilometers west of Limenas. You'll come across Prinos before reaching Limenaria when starting your road trip from Limenas. It's also just 4 kilometers away from Skala Prinos.

Set amphitheatrically atop a hill, this picturesque village boasts breathtaking views of the valley that stretches towards Kazaviti. According to the 2011 census, the settlement has 1,885 permanent residents. With a well-organized Health Center, which operates efficiently thanks to the locals and its medics, Prinos guarantees medical care for all visitors.

To visit Prinos, you can board a boat that departs daily from Kavala. If you're already on the island, you can take a bus from Limenas, Limenaria, or Potos, get a taxi, or rent a car. Using the island's main road, the journey is only 20 minutes from Limenas.

In Prinos of Thassos, beyond tourism, locals also engage in farming. The region is rich with olive trees, many of which have graced the island for over a century. The rich Mediterranean nature inspires visitors to hike and do various outdoor activities throughout the year.

Local cultural groups and parent groups are very active in the village, contributing to the enhancement of the area's cultural events. Furthermore, Prinos boasts a well-stocked library and offers classes in painting, chess, and traditional and contemporary dance. These amenities not only provide opportunities for personal enrichment but also help preserve the traditional customs and rich culture of Thassos.

In Prinos, Thassos, the nightlife buzzes with vibrant energy and local charm. Visitors have a range of options, from cozy taverns to restaurants, cafes, and bars, especially in Skala Prinou, catering to every mood and taste.

The food in Prinos still maintains its local traditional roots, with local products taking center stage. Prinos has become a reference point for olive oil production on the island. The Prinos Olive Oil Cooperative offers high-quality extra virgin olive oil each year.

You definitely shouldn't miss trying the "throuba" olives, the local honey from the Thassos Beekeeping Cooperative, and the traditional spoon sweets.

Starting your strolling experience in Skala Prinou, the verdant Prinos Dasilio unveils itself; a natural sanctuary that appears to rise straight from the emerald waters and hosts the municipal camping.

The stunning natural scenery stretches out to well-arranged camping spots where you can pitch your tent, enjoy a barbecue, and let children run freely in the playgrounds. Awarded the Blue Flag every year since 2004, Skala Potamia Beach boasts fine sands and gentle seas ideal for children. It's here you can witness some of the island's most captivating sunsets.

Every Monday in Prinos, Thassos, there's a local market where people sell fresh fruits, vegetables, and other items. It's open all year and is a busy spot where both visitors and locals come to shop and chat.

Outdoor stalls also offer clothing and footwear, traditional products, spices, and much more. The atmosphere usually turns cheery, offering a taste of traditional Greek festivities.

Skala Prinos in Thassos, on the other hand, hosts enchanting events by the endless blue sea. Summer beach parties and outdoor concerts fill the summer nights with music, making Prinos a must-visit destination for those seeking lively and vibrant moments.

Prinos of Thassos is a treasure of authenticity. With its traditional markets, natural beauty, and summer events by the sea, it offers a unique taste of Greek hospitality and genuine folk culture. It's an ideal destination for entertainment and a real glimpse into the daily life of the locals.