Situated some 320 m above sea level on Mt. Kerkis, around 35 km from the hotel, lies one of Greece’s most famous caves; the cave of ancient Greek mathematician Pythagoras (also known locally as Sarandaskaliotissa cave).
...one of Greece’s most famous caves; the cave of ancient Greek mathematician Pythagoras!
There are various stories about how the Samiot philosopher used it: as a school, as a home and as a hiding place when he was being persecuted by the tyrant Polycrates. The cave is accessible but great care is recommended due to its slippery surfaces.
Pythagoras Cave
Situated some 320 m above sea level on Mt. Kerkis, around 35 km from the hotel, lies one of Greece’s most famous caves
Tunnel of Eupalinos
The Tunnel of Eupalinos is without doubt one of Greece's most exciting archaeological destinations
Pythagorio Archaeological Museum
The history of the ancient city from the 4th millennium BC to the 7th century AD is recounted through 3,000 exhibits
Churches of Samos
Dozens are the chapels and churches that adorn the island of Samos
Hiking
260 km of trails / 40 mapped hiking paths at all levels of difficulty will offer hiking lovers unique images of enchanting forests
Beaches
Samos’ coastline is dotted with amazing beaches, some large with on-beach services; others small and isolated
Points of interest
The verdant island of Samos, located near the north-eastern edge of the Aegean, is an exceptionally popular holiday destination