Semeli sits on the north coast of Samos, above Tsamadou beach, 2 km west of Kokkari. The beach is a five-minute walk down through the pines: a small pebble bay facing east, so the sun rises over the water.
From here you can reach the hill villages of Vourliotes and Manolates, Samos town at 12 km, and, on the south coast, Pythagorio, with the Tunnel of Eupalinos and the Heraion, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. The airport is 30 km away.
Nested in the green, the hotel overlooks the sea, the gulf of Samos Capital and the west coast of Turkey. Enclosed on one side by forested mountain slopes and on the other by an emerald Aegean sea: it is a wonderful spot.
Praised for its crystal clear waters Tsamadou Beach is one of the most famous beaches on Samos island. Lie on the warm pebbles or on the sun loungers and enjoy the fresh Aegean breeze.
Samos is praised for its nature as being one of the greenest Mediterranean islands, which combines perfectly the mountainous green landscape with the deep blue Aegean sea.
Samos island offers many excellent beaches. From pristine untouched bays on the north-western part to sandy and calm shores on the south. The choice is yours.
The starkly beautiful Samian landscape suits all kinds of outdoor activities in spring and early autumn. Visit Byzantine chapels and monasteries, walk the nightingale valley or treck and rock climb on the magnificent mountains on the west which feature panoramic views of the Aegean and the nearby islands.
The numerous old picturesque villages of Samos which are positioned high on the mountains offer breathtaking views while the coastal fishing villages and towns are the best spot to enjoy your Greek Meze along the sea.
The wealth of nearby archaeological sites includes the Temple of Hera, The Eupalinean Aqueduct, and Cleopatras Baths. Along with the archaeological sites, the two archaeological museums on the island feature the rich ancient heritage of Samos.
