Limnionas Resort

The small and peaceful recreational resort and traditional village of Limnionas is hidden in the Mount Kerketeas on the south-west coast of Samos, with the coast fringed by adorable bays. The resort of Limnionas can be found on the leeward side and therefore it is suitable for families with children who don´t like wind too much.

Limnionas beach

The main asset of the Limnionas beach is the local beach. It is formed by a rather coarse sand, while the seabed is covered with pebbles, so, water shoes are recommended. For you comfort, you will find there umbrellas and deckchairs. In the afternoon, you can splash about and swim in the clean and warm water of the Aegean Sea. The fans of diving and snorkelling will be delighted by the variety of the undersea life, and they can even encounter undersea caves. As for other water sports, you can try boat rides and paddle boats. There are also possibilities to refresh yourself. If you are going on holiday with children, then you should certainly visit the nearby beach of Psili Ammos with very nice fine sand from which your children can build castles, and very warm sea water.

What to do in Limnionas?

The possibilites of shopping in Limnionas are limited, yet the few local shops can assure you everything you need, including drinks and foodstuffs, fresh pastry, fruit and vegetables, some beach utensils and even postal services.

Nightlife in Limnionas is not really busy, there are no noisy discos or nightclubs. All the activities are concentrated in tavernas where you can enjoy tasty food and drinks, or just talk in the light of candles or in the starlight.

Limnionas surroundings

The almost untouched beautiful nature is tempting to go on trips or hiking, even in high altitude. On your way, you can encounter traditional Greek villages or a monastery high in the mountains.

Where else to go on Samos?

Some of the most visited resorts on Samos are. Balos, Ireon, Kalami, Karlovassi, Kerveli, Kokkari, Limnionas, Mesokampos, Mykali, Possidonio, Pythagorion, Samos, and Votsalakia.