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Travelling to Thassos by car/road/ferry boat
Thassos is served by the mainland ports of Kavala and Keramoti. The city of Kavala and the port of Keramoti are both easy to reach from the Ignatia Odos (European highway E90) which is the main motorway serving the whole of the north of Greece, from Igoumenitsa on the west coast to Alexandroupolis in the east, close to the Turkish border. The E90 provides road connections to all of the Balkans and to the south of Greece and also passes Thessaloniki, Greece’s second city.
The Kavala route to Thassos takes about one hour and 15 minutes and arrives at Skala Prinos. This route has a maximum of 5 sailings to the island during the summer months. Skala Prinos to Studios Haris is 26 km’s. From Skala Prinos you will take the ring road and travel in a clockwise direction (following signs for Potamia/Skala Potamia), bypass Limenas and go through Panagia, after another 2.5 km’s you will reach Potamia – carry on for another 1.5 km’s and you will see Harris on the left hand side of the road.
The fastest and shortest ferry route to Thassos is from Keramoti and is preferred by many as there are departures every half an hour during the summer and the journey time is only 35 minutes. The boat docks in Limenas (Thassos Town) which is only a 12 kilometre journey to Harris. Follow the signs from the ferry port for Panagia/Potamia/Skala Potamia and as above go through Panagia and on for a further 4 kilometres where you will find your studio or apartment waiting for you on the left hand side of the road.
Travelling to Thassos by Aeroplane
Thassos does not have its own airport but is well serviced by Kavala Airport (Megas Alexandros – KVA) during the summer months, there is a flight 2 times a day from Athens all year round. Kavala Airport it is a 17 kilometre taxi/car trip to Keramoti port. Car hire is easily arranged from the airport with many international and some Thassian car hire companies providing services from there.
Thessaloniki Airport (SKG) is an international airport and has flights to and from most European destinations. From the airport you can either take a bus or taxi to the coach station and from there it is a pleasant 2 hour journey to Kavala. The coaches run throughout the day on the hour. If you choose, you can hire a car from the airport and drive to either Kavala or Keramoti, the journey should take you no more than 2 hours.

Studios Harris is in the coastal village of Skala Potamia on the eastern side of Thassos island. Our apartments are build on the side of the ring road.

Skala Potamia is 3.5 km's from Potamia, 3.5 km's to Skala Panagia (Chrisi Ammoudia), 6 km's to Panagia, 13 km's from Limenas (Thassos Town) ferry port and 28 km's to the ferry port at Skala Prinos.

Potamia sits at the foot of the Ipsarion mountain range, overlooked by Ipsarion (1204 meters) itself. It has retained a traditional feeling, with narrow winding streets passing under majestic plane trees. Potamia takes its name from the Greek for 'rivers', there is a good reason for this as it has a higher than average rainfall for the island which bubbles up and forms small streams.