Kampos Marathokampos, also known as Votsalakia, is a serene coastal village nestled on the southwestern shores of Samos Island, Greece. Approximately 32 km from Samos International Airport and the island's capital, Samos Town (Vathy), lies about 44 km to the northeast, offering a scenic drive through the island's diverse landscapes. The village is renowned for its expansive beach, stretching over 3 km, characterized by a mix of sand and pebbles, and offering crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and sunbathing. The beach is well-organized, featuring sunbeds, umbrellas, and water sports facilities, catering to both relaxation seekers and adventure enthusiasts. A plethora of restaurants/taverns, coffee shops and bars await the visitors each time of day. Within walking distance from the property a super-market, conveniently located for your daily groceries. Beyond the beach, Kampos Marathokampos serves as a gateway to several attractions. A short drive inland leads to the Cave of Pythagoras (5km), a historic site where the ancient philosopher is believed to have sought refuge and taught his students. The surrounding area also boasts picturesque villages like Marathokampos, located approximately 7 km away, offering traditional architecture, local tavernas, and a glimpse into the island's rich cultural heritage. Nature enthusiasts can explore the nearby Mount Kerkis (10km), the highest peak on Samos, providing hiking opportunities with panoramic views of the island and the Aegean Sea. Additionally, the region is dotted with other beautiful beaches such as Psili Ammos (4km), Kaladakia (8km), and Balos(9km), each offering unique landscapes and tranquil settings for visitors to enjoy. Vathi (44km), the charming capital of Samos island in Greece, offers a delightful mix of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and local flavor. Visitors can start by strolling through the picturesque narrow streets of the old town, known as Ano Vathi, where traditional houses with tiled roofs and colorful shutters climb the hillside. Down in the harbor area of Kato Vathi, the waterfront promenade is perfect for leisurely walks, offering scenic views of the bay, bobbing fishing boats, and quaint cafés where one can enjoy a coffee or ouzo by the sea. The Archaeological Museum of Samos is a must-visit, home to fascinating artifacts from the island’s ancient past, including the impressive Kouros of Samos, a colossal statue from the 6th century BC. A short drive from the center brings you to the famous Heraion, the sanctuary of Hera, one of the most important religious sites of ancient Greece. Nature lovers can explore the lush hills surrounding Vathi, dotted with olive groves and pine trees, or hike the scenic trails leading to panoramic views over the Aegean Sea. Local tavernas offer the chance to savor traditional Samian dishes like stuffed vegetables, fresh seafood, and local cheeses, often accompanied by the island's renowned sweet Muscat wine. As evening falls, the town takes on a warm glow, with locals and visitors mingling in the squares, and live music sometimes drifting from nearby bars. Vathi is a place where history, culture, and island life blend seamlessly, making it an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic Greek experience. You may reach the property by car or taxi. A private vehicle will give you the ability to explore the area more freely!