The northernmost major island blends mountainous landscapes and forests of pine, chestnut and olive trees with white sand beaches. Thassos has just been crowned as the 'least spoilt' destination in Greece and the 'secret' of the Greeks by The . Often referred to as the "emerald gem" of the Thracian Sea, the island is a hidden treasure home to a small lagoon called Giola.

Also called "Aphrodite's Tear," the lagoon was created by Zeus as a bathing spot for the goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite. The is home to many beaches and coves with crystal clear waters, including the remote Arsanas Beach, located in a small bay.

Golden Beach offers a long stretch of golden sand with shallow crystal-clear waters, while Aliki Beach features two beautiful bays, a historical marble quarry, and excellent snorkeling.

Out of the over 60 beaches on the island, Marble Beach also stands out with its striking white marble pebbles and is surrounded by hundreds of pine trees.

Thanks to its forests and mountainous terrain, as well as being the 12th largest Greek island, Thassos offers an array of hiking trails and endless possibilities for exploration.

Beyond its beaches and coves, the island is home to charming mountain villages like Kazaviti and Theologos, which dates back to the 8th century BC and even features a waterfall you can visit.

The archaeological site in Limenas or Thassos Town, is home to ancient ruins, including the ancient theater, the Temple of Apollo, and the ancient agora, revealing a piece of the island's rich history and cultural heritage.

Not only does Thassos have beautiful landscapes, but it is also has its own local dishes and products like the "gouna" which is salted and smoked mackerel which is then grilled, or its fresh seafood, seabass, Kakavia soup and the sarmadakia stuffed vine leaves.

Traditional taverns across the island serve authentic, homegrown Thassian cuisine, offering a perfect blend of seafood, meat, and fresh vegetables.