Kastelorizo
This small rocky island is for the more adventurous traveller, there are no golden beaches on the island, and therefore tourism is limited. The island also has suffered along with others in the region from…
Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese islands, with an area of circa 1400 square kilometres and 78 kilometres long and 35 kilometres at its widest point. Kos is the second largest island in the Dodecanese and has a fertile landscape. The island is also the birthplace of the father of medicine, Hippocrates (460-377 BC). The island has many archaeological remains from the time it was a major power in the region.
This small rocky island is for the more adventurous traveller, there are no golden beaches on the island, and therefore tourism is limited. The island also has suffered along with others in the region from…
One of he few islands in the Dodecanese that have remained relativity untouched by mass tourism. The island offers a more genteel holiday destination for those who like to walk and explore the island by…
In AD 95, the pagan Emperor Domitian banished St. John the Divine to Patmos . It was here he wrote the Book of Revelations. Later a monastery was built to commemorate the saint, due to…
Nisyros is not on the main tourist agenda as it has little to offer the package tourist, but day-trippers come to see and go down into the volcano during the evening the island returns to…
This is the fourth largest of the island group also known as the sponge fisher’s island, due to the old industry of fishing for sponges. This industry is now in decline and the island is…
This the last island in the Dodecanese Island group before Crete . This rocky island with few beaches has very little to offer the package tourist, it is for the more inquisitive back packer. The…
Leros is relativity untouched by mass tourism, and therefore makes an ideal destination for those seeking a more relaxing holiday, away from the hot spots of the more touristy Greek islands. The island was infamous,…
Symi 24km north of Rhodes is a barren and rocky island. Once famous for its sponge diving and ship building, making up to 500 ships a year. It was in the 17 th century the…
Best known for having the tallest freestanding clock tower in all the Dodecanese chain, Halki is an island where you can‘t get lost. The island is about 10 km long and 3 km across and…
Kos is the second largest island in the Dodecanese and has a fertile landscape. The island is also the birthplace of the father of medicine, Hippocrates (460-377 BC). The island has many archaeological remains from…
