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If you continue on the dirt road from the waterfall, after 13 km you will reach the Ipsario, the highest mountain in Thasos. The road there is not paved and therefore may not be used with normal rental car, only with 4WD.
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The path is paved with bumpy stones between the Greek and the former Ottoman district (today only ruins) of Theologos leads from the church of Agios Dimitrios down into the valley, over the old stone bridge to the chapel of Archangel Michael and further uphill between the ruins of the former houses, a fortification and the ruins of a tower back to the church of Agia Paraskevi. The peace and quiet and the beautiful view of Theologos is worth it.
Hard to reach, yet very popular, scenic bay with sandy beach and beach bar. Under water partly pebbles and rocks. A small restaurant invites you to dine in a romantic setting. The bay is also suitable as anchor bay for sailboat. 200 m further south is a small uncultivated beach and at the end of the peninsula still 2 bays with stone beach. All only accessible by dirt road.
Sandy beach near the road. Opposite are several hotels
Beautiful sandy beach, a little crowded. One of the most popular and cosmopolitan beaches of Thassos. This fully organized beach features fine white sand, said to have therapeutic properties, while the sea is shallow and crystal clear.
A few kilometers after the monastery is another famous spot in Thassos, called Giola. It is a natural pool overlooking the sea. The descent to Giola is signposted. The trip goes on dirt roads to a parking lot and from there walk down the mountain. The walk is very strenuous, especially in the summer. During high tide, the pool is clean and inviting, but after days without high tides, no fresh water from the sea enters the pool, and the water gets dark and dirty. Some people jump off the rocks into the pool, but this is extremely dangerous. Every year, several people suffer serious head injuries as a result of this recklessness.
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An abandoned village that had been rebuilt partially for tourist use. It is well worth seeing.