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Category Archives: Dodecanese
Leros
Leros is a fairly low island of 53 km2 and 8,000 inhabitants. It has many beautiful beaches and unspoiled villages and a wildly serrated coastline. ...
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Tilos
Tilos is a fairly remote and off the beaten track island. It is not very picturesque but it is quiet and more true to its ...
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Simi
SÃmi used to be off the beaten track and its harbor Yialos, is a jewel of a town with colorful houses built up the steep ...
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Rhodes
Rhodes is the largest island in the Dodecanese and the capital of the Dodecanese province. Because it is physically a lovely island with very mild ...
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Pserimos
Pserimos is a small island E of Kalymnos and N of Kos. It is subject to very violent gusts. The island has some lovely beaches. ...
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Patmos
Patmos, in addition to being a delightful island with many coves, is one of the most important places of the Christian religion. In the period ...
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Nisiros
Nisiros is an almost square shaped island with an active volcano whose caldera is about 4 km in diameter and is a “must visit” site. ...
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Lipsi
Lipsi is a small but neat island. Its town and harbor is very attractive and well kept. It seems that many of today’s inhabitants had ...
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Kos
Kos is a fairly large and elongated island of the Dodecanese group, with an area of 290 km2. In antiquity Kos was famous as the ...
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Kalymnos
Kalymnos with an area of 109 km2 is the home of the best known sponge divers in Greece. In years past, they had a large ...
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