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Samos is a very special and unique island in Greece. Indeed, in ancient times Antony and Cleopatra visited on their holidays. Settled as early as 3000 B.C. the island is full of secrets to discover, both natural and man-made. Because it is “off the beaten track” of typical islands to visit in Greece, you can still experience something new and special that hasn’t been overrun by the tourist industry.
The geography of Samos is an incredibly varied: it’s northern coast resembles the wild beauty of Big Sur, California except that alongside the rugged verdant cliffs, waterfalls, and moss covered trees you will see old mountain villages, vineyards, and olive groves; the western end of the island holds the ancient secrets of the Kerkis mountain range where Pythagoras secluded himself in his famous cave; amazing views of the Turkish coast and stunningly abundant Samian valleys can be seen from the eastern side of the island, and on the southern coast are found the warm beaches and breathtaking seaviews that can be seen around the entire 500 sq. Km island. All of this is accessible within an hour drive from the village of Pythagorio, where the workshops are based.
Pythagorio is an enchanting port village full of ancient history. Originally the capital of the island, the once large city was renamed in the last century to honor the great mathematician, Pythagoras, who was born there. Many ancient ruins can be seen in and around the village, and next to the village church on the sea-cliffs the castle of Lycourges is currently being restored. The birthplace of the goddess Hera is believed to be several kilometers from the village, and the remains of a once vast and ancient temple can be seen there as well.
