This magical bay is located in the northern part of Syros. It has golden sand, turquoise waters and natural shade from trees. On the rocks of the beach you can still see the prayers that shipwrecked sailors carved more than 3000 years ago. The beach is accessible by boat from Kini or through the hiking trails of Delphini or Ano Meria.

This beach is easily accessible by car or bus. It is 11 km from Ermoupoli, and is protected from the northern winds. It has sand and pebbles, clear water and a rich natural shade from the trees.

This is an organized beach which offers a natural shade from the tamarisk trees in the area. It has been awarded with the Blue Flag, proof of the purity of water and sand. From here you can enjoy a beautiful sunset. It is accessible by car or bus.

This is a sandy beach with a natural shade of trees. It is the largest coast of the island. It forms several bays that offer privacy and protection from the wind. You can reach the area by bus or by your own means of transport.

The museum is housed in a building dating back to 1934, which was recently expanded. In 2004 the museum reopened its doors to the public after many years of inactivity. The first room is dedicated to Marina Sgouros. Through a photos presentation in this room you will see  the excavation work in Thassos from 1911 to 1981, when French archaeologists discovered the ancient city and the excavations were conducted by the French Archaeological School.

Theologos is the old capital of the island, located 55 km. from the port. The museum is housed in Chatzigiorgi mansion. The spaces are designed to represent a typical Mediterranean house of Thassos so there is a fireplace, the chamber of the couple with the bed, the chest and the woven bedding. There is also another room dedicated to handicraft and weaving, with a loom, and other household tools.