The village of Agios Konstantinos is a beautiful coastal village situated at a distance of 18 kilometers northwestern to the town of Samos, on the circular coastal road to Karlovasi. The village is composed of two settlements, Ano (upper) and Kato (lower) Aghios Constantinos. The village counts some 400 permanent residents, occupied in agriculture and, recently, in tourism.

Thanks to the scenic environment, the lush vegetation, the lovely beaches and the sufficient tourist facilities it offers, Aghios Constantinos attracts many visitors. The visitors will find several alternatives for accommodation, both within the village and in the area around. The traditional restaurants and the scenic taverns at the seafront offer nice local dishes and Greek cooking.

The visitors of the place will enjoy swimming at the beach of the settlement, as well as at the nearby beaches of Kampos, Tsampou and Petalides, all of them with crystal clear nice sea.

Apart from the two settlements of the village, which are pretty scenic, don’t miss to visit the ravine of Aidona, a place of breathtaking beauty; you will walk along the ravine, within a fascinating natural environment and you will have the chance to fancy that you are listening, or even listen to the sweet trilling of the night gales, after which the place have been named. Once in the village, you may also see the churches of Panaghia, dedicated to Virgin Mary and the church of Aghios Constantinos. If you feel like wandering around, you may visit the nearby scenic small village of Ambelos. The village is arranged on a hillside and offers an excellent view. Also, it is worth seeing the nice stone fountain, with the cool water.

Three local religious feasts (“panighyri”) take place in the village: on the 21st of May in honor of Aghios Constantinos, on the feast of Aghia Triada (the Holy Trinity) and on the 15th of August in honor of the Assumption of Virgin Mary.

In case of any problems a local Medical Center and a Police Station are available in the village.