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Thassos Greece Map Pdf Thassos greece map pdf Continue We use cookies to offer you the best experience of viewing and analyzing the site's traffic. When you browse this site, you agree to use cookies. Learn more about our Cookie Policy Thasos Location Map Full Size Thasos Tourist Map 1169x1095 / 314 Kb Go to map Thasos road map 1615x1198 / 670 Kb Go to the map Large detailed map Thasos 3368x3696 / 6.08 MB Go to map Thasos sightseeing map 1463x1910 / 742 KB Go to the map Thasos tourist attractions map 1704x1578 / 674K Go to the map of Thasos: Facts: Region: Eastern Macedonia and Thrace. Capital: Tassos. Population: 15,000 euros. Area: 147 sq m (380 sq km). Tasos, sometimes spelled Tasos, is a tourist destination of a Greek island in the northern Aegean island of the group, near Kavala. Thasos has about 13,500 inhabitants. Photo: Karaj, public domain. The OpenStreetMap Google Maps Here WeGo Bing Maps Map-Kest The real journey of discovery is not to find new landscapes, but to have new eyes. - Marcel Proust Lemnos Samothrace Agios Efstratios MapcartaFree world MapYour is not bordered by BatumiGeorgia EcuadorSouth America CorsicaFrance TbilisiGeorgia Deutsch Espa'ol Francois Portuguas Where is Tassos or Tassos, Tasos (Greek: Θάσος, Thasos) So where is Tosos? Geographically part of the North Aegean Sea, but the administrative part of the regional division of Kavala. It is the northernmost major Greek island, and the 12th largest in terms of area. Tasos is the northernmost of the Greek islands in the Aegean group island, and it lies just off the Macedonian coast in northeastern mainland Greece. Fabulously rich in ancient times, thanks to the large deposits of gold and marble, Tasos is now outside the top league of the Greek holiday islands, but he still has so much to offer the visitor. The beaches and villages of Tasos Excellent coastline almost rings the entire island, providing easy access to many of the sandy beaches that pepper the attractive coastline. Strangely, Tasos is unable to show up in many holiday brochures so it is something of a hidden treasure and is spared by the holiday crowds that mar some Greek islands. Where is the island of Tossos When a tourist is going to visit Tasos in the first place, he naturally wants to know where this island really is. Since Tasos is not as famous as Crete, Corfu or Rhodes (an existence we can learn from school times), some travelers do not even know which part of Greece on the map to look for it. Where is Tasos in Greece And it should be searched in the northeast of Greece, closer to the border of this country with Bulgaria. On the south and south-west side of the island (for example, in Limenaria) in good weather you can see one of the fingers St. Athos. Our Russian tourist is most often acquainted with two Greek cities - Thessaloniki and Athens. Consider the location of Tasos on the in relation to them. Thessaloniki and Athens are about 150 km from Thesos. You will have to move on a comfortable, but in some places the toll road. You will have to go to the city of Kavala or Keramothi - they both have a ferry service with Tasos. If you look at the map, you will see that tossos-Limenas and Prionos have two ports, they are connected to the mainland at two points: Limenas with Keramothi and Prionos with the city of Kavala. From there, ferries go to the island all year round, but in summer it is the most frequent. If you plan to visit Tossos from Athens, then when you look at the map of Greece, you will become somewhat uncomfortable - Athens is located far from this part of the country. But even from Athens you can get there quickly if you fly by plane to Kavala (for 1 hour) and then for 1.5 hours by ferry to the island. The small northern island of Tasos is considered one of the northernmost islands and the temperature there is appropriate. That is, summer is one of the shortest, and winter is one of the coldest in Greece. But tourists should not be intimidated, unless, of course, they expect to get a constant sun in September. Read about the weather in our other articles. As for the sea, the map tells us that the island is washed by the Aegean Sea - the cleanest and one of the best in the world, according to many travelers. The nearest smaller island is Samothrace. Pretty uninhabited and not yet quite touristy, with its interesting ruins and good beaches. The map also tells us that the shape of the island is almost round, and the area ???is almost round.??? The island is only 380 square kilometres. However, this is enough for an unforgotten Greek holiday. Tags: Attractions, Thassos Tour and purchase of olive oil. How to take your beloved child to Tasos. Original name: Geographical location of Toosos: Kavala, Maedania, Greece, Europe Geographical coordinates: 40 46 41 North, 24 42' 34 East detailed map of Thasos and near places Welcome to the satellite map Thasos Google! This place is located in Kavala, Makedonia, Greece, its geographical coordinates are 40 46 41 North, 24 42' 34 East and its original name (with diacrits) is Tesos. See photos and images of Tassos from the satellite below, explore aerial photographs of Fosos in Greece. The Thasos Hotel Map is available on the website page linked above. Do you like this card? Link to it or recommend it! Sign up for Thasos or add new bookmarks for Thasos.Get your personal card homepage and more for free. Book hotels Thasos Book hotel in Thasos online and save money Thasos hotels: low prices, no booking fees, no cancellation fees. Maplandia.com in partnership with Booking.com offers highly competitive rates for all types of hotels in Tassos, from affordable family hotels The most luxurious. Booking.com, founded in 1996, is Europe's long-standing leader in online hotel booking. In Maplandia.com you will not be charged for bookings, cancellation fees or administrative fees - the booking service is free. The booking system is protected and your personal information and credit card are encrypted. We have also put together a carefully selected list of recommended hotels in Fosos, including only hotels with the highest level of guest satisfaction. Thasos Hotels map the location of each Thasos hotel listed is shown on a detailed scalable map. In addition, the Thasos hotel map is available where all hotels in Fosos are marked. You can easily choose a hotel by location. Reviews of Thasos Many photos and objective reviews of Thasos hotels written by real guests are provided to help you make a decision about booking. 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