Discover the beautiful regions of Dodecanese!

Steeped in history and mythology, Leros is an island that many visitors fall in love with but few people actually know about. Apart from its great beaches and cozy hotels, the island does offer some good hikes, interesting museums and a handful of attractions, along with small villages and towns that are both dreamy and friendly. You can also go scuba diving with a chance to discover some old shipwrecks, while inland you’re in for a treat in terms of gastronomy and souvenir shopping.

Leros

Rhodes is an island that has it all! A great climate, crystal clear water, a coastline of beaches, archaeological sites, a walled Old Town with its unique skyline telling the tale of the island’s history are but a few of its attractions. Of all the Greek islands it is possibly the most blessed – by the Gods with its rich mythology and history and by nature with its outstanding natural beauty and sunlight. Read more bellow...

Rhodes (Rodos)

Get swept up in your safe haven in Patmos Before you even step off the boat, from afar and even through the ink-black cloak of midnight, it will hit you – a sense of peace, of permanence, of serenity. The turreted outline of a thousand-year-old castle-like monastery stands proud at the very top of a hill. Square squat homes drape around it, hugging it, touching roof-to-wall-to-balcony over winding streets as if these countless homes are holding hands, a bond unbroken through time. Then close your eyes and breathe in deep – let the unmistakable waft of eucalyptus trees lull you until you give in. Because this is Patmos – strong, proud, calm, immutable. The island of serenity that’s willing to offer you a sense of peace learned and fought for over countless centuries. Patmos doesn’t change. It doesn’t need to. But if you let it, it will change you.

Patmos

A Greek mosaic brought to life The Ancient Greeks have long been admired for their beautiful, intricate mosaics and if there could be one living, breathing personification of this colorful art form, it would be the island of Kos. Because Kos truly is a metaphorical collection of all the stunning pieces of Greece’s past and present, nature and architecture, sun and culture. Read more bellow...

Kos

Get ready for an experience like no other in the Mediterranean. The island of Karpathos can truly be described as the most ideal for ecotourism in Greece and one of the most authentic! It has two very different sides to it – the north and the south – which until very recently were virtually only connected by sea rather than by land. Karpathos is, after all, a pretty remote island lying between its better-known neighbors, Rhodes and Crete. Its traditions are strong, its nature pristine, and its people proud, particularly in North Karpathos which represents one of the most unspoilt regions in the Mediterranean.

Karpathos

Astypalaia has all the ingredients of an enchanting and mysterious Greek island that has escaped the invasion of mass tourism. It comes complete with an imposing Venetian castle and a town on a mountaintop which has stunning views of the Mediterranean all around. Called Icthyoessa in the past (abundant in fish), the island then became Stampalia due to Venetian influences.

Astypalea

When you catch your first glimpse of Kalymnos you’ll notice one breathtaking vista that overshadows everything else – Kalymnos’ craggy, exotic-looking sheer-faced cliffs kissed by a blue-green, crystal-clear sea. And in that instant you’ll witness a landscape that symbolizes everything this Aegean island offers visitors and everything that has shaped the locals’ lives, traditions, history – and their future.

Kalymnos

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