Rosonkremos beach

The beach was definitely the highlight of our day. We arrived in the late afternoon and were pleasantly surprised to find only a handful of people there. Given how crowded other beaches in the area were, this was a welcome change. The warm water and soft sand made for an incredibly relaxing experience. What's more, the sunbeds were thoughtfully spaced apart, allowing for ample personal space. All in all, it was a wonderful day at the beach.

The beach exudes an exclusive ambiance, reminiscent of a private retreat. There are two choices for shade - either the hotel's umbrellas or the secluded private ones. The ocean is pleasant, with shallow waters and a slightly pebbly entrance. The hotel has thoughtfully created small pathways, free of rocks, for easy access to the water.

The beach is simply breathtaking and pairs perfectly with the captivating hotel. A visit to this paradise is a must, as the sand is velvety soft, the pine trees offer a refreshing fragrance, and the water is crystal clear. 💛

Oh, what a lovely little patch of sand and sea! This beach is a real gem, split into two parts - one for the common folk and one for the fancy resort guests. The resort side offers some natural shade to cool off from that blazing sun, and you can even rinse off in their showers. But let's talk about the real star of the show - that water! It's like swimming in a Caribbean dream, with soft sand and a gorgeous blue hue. Sure, there might be a few pesky stones to navigate upon entry, but once you're in, it's pure bliss. The only downside? Good luck finding a spot to lay your towel!

The beach may not be awe-inspiring, but it attracts a crowd due to its proximity to a nearby hotel. The stretch of sand is approximately 150 meters long and 20-25 meters wide, with three rows of sunbeds in the center and left side. Finding a parking spot was effortless, and we were able to secure sunbeds, although they were mostly occupied by smokers. Despite the thick and expansive smoke clouds that engulfed the area, casting an eerie yellow light over everything, including underwater (as seen in the pictures), we chose to ignore the potential risk of vegetation fires since we had just begun our twelve-day vacation in Thassos. We decided to explore the left side of the beach for snorkeling, where there is an underwater rocky extension of land that separates Rosogramos beach from Notos beach. Although the underwater scenery is more diverse than the beach itself, I would rate this snorkeling spot a 3 out of 5.