Thassos has become, in the use of years, for Romanians, one of the most appreciated Greek destinations. Beyond the short distance from Romania and the spectacular landscapes, the famous island has renamed the affordable prices, an aspect that some tourists began to challenge.
Marble, one of the most beautiful beaches in Thassos. Photo shutterstock
Located near Kavala, a city about 128 km from Thessaloniki, the island – known as “Egei’s emerald”, “Emerald Island“ , “The green pearl of the Aegean” or “The island of gold ”( being famous in antiquity for his gold mines) – It is accessible to the ferry in the port of Keramoti, the crossing lasting about 30-40 minutes.
Everything, after traveling an average distance of approximately 650 km from Romania, depending on the route chosen, the route between the two destinations can be traveled in about 9-12 hours.
Beyond the vestiges, the island is also famous for its amazing gastronomy and beaches, aspects on which almost all tourists agree.
“Golden Beach – La Boheme – 25 euros the first 3 rows”
However, when it comes to the costs for renting loungers on the beach, the opinion is divided.
“Golden Beach – La Boheme – 25 euros the first 3 rows and 15 euros, without consumption”, Wrote, on a social network, someone from the scene.
“La Paradise, 30 euros two loungers with two drinks included”, Someone else replied.
“On June 14 – Marble 30 euros for two loungers, Porto Vathy you can sit on the towel for free, I was there, much quieter and more beautifulS, “said another tourist.
“This happens that too many ours come!”
The rates on the famous Marble beach were, in fact, those who recently aroused controversy, after someone else communicated, on a group dedicated to travel in Thassos, higher costs: Renting two loungers and a shadow for one day, on Marble Beach, costs 50 euros, the rate including two free drinks, according to Freedom.
“With these prices and they go to the Greek head”commented a Romanian.
“This happens that too many ours come!”, wrote another nationally.
“The Romanian thing has been Romanian”is shown in another comment.
And the reactions continued in the same note:
“They also heard these about the prices in Romania! ”.
