Rhodes is the largest island of the Dodecanese and the fourth largest in Greece. If there is one island with vivid marks of its vast history then this is the one. We could write a book about its beauty, but the good thing for you is, you can skip that and visit the island yourselves. […]
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What do you know about the island of the Greek goddess Calypso? If not much then this is the perfect time not only to read a little about it but also to include it in your destinations and visit it yourselves. Leipsoi is a very small island in the Dodecanese surrounded by 24 smaller islands […]
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Agathonisi is a really small island in the northern part of the Dodecanese. It is the ideal place to spend some time if you wish to relax and enjoy good food, visit some great beaches and live like a local islander. Agathonisi is considered to be the hidden diamond of the Aegean Sea. It may […]
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Symi is one of the most beautiful islands in the Aegean Sea. It is often called the jewel of the Dodecanese. And not unfairly so. The picturesque scenery one is met by while first approaching the island is enough reason but the beauty of the island only gets bigger and bigger as you go further […]
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Kassos is located in the southern part of the Dodecanese, between Karpathos and Crete. The rocky scenery that comes in direct contrast to the amazing beaches of the island is something you do not want to miss out on. The port is located in the northern part of the capital which is called Fry and […]
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Patmos is known as the Holy Island of the Aegean Sea, the Island of the Apocalypse, or the Jerusalem of the Aegean. It there where, according to the tradition, Saint John, Christ’s favorite student heard God’s voice. Although a small island of the Dodecanese its cultural worth is enormous, due to which, people all around […]
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Tilos may occupy a small place on the map but its significance in the world is major. Tilos was firstly inhabited in the prehistoric era and today is the first energy autonomous island, the first place in Europe where the same sex marriage was held, while the entire island is in the Natura 2000 network […]
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Karpathos is the second largest island in the Dodecanese. It offers great contrasts between the mountainous villages full of flora and the breathtaking beaches. A lot of its regions in the north and the central parts of the island are protected by Natura due to their ecological wealth. As the island is quite big, there […]
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Nisyros is another island of the Dodecanese. Known for its wild beauty and its volcano. The island due to the volcano has beaches with black pebbles, black and red sand. The capital of the island is called Mandraki and is a traditional settlement with white houses and narrow streets. There are a few things we […]
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Kalymnos is located in the Dodecanese and is most known for the tradition of fishing sponges. To which tradition the island owes its characterization as the island of sponges. The capital of the island bears the same name as the island itself Kalymnos but it is also known as Pothia. It is the center of […]
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Leros is on the northern part of the Dodecanese and is known as the island of Greek goddess Artemis. It is the ideal place for those who seek to spend their holidays relaxing. The gulf of Lakki (or Porto Lagos) is the largest natural port in east Mediterranean and this is why the Italians created […]
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Chalki may be a small island in the Aegean Sea, with only one settlement (Nimporio), but its beauty is definitely mind-blowing. The two and three story houses with colorful walls add a romantic atmosphere to the island. If nothing more it’s a classic case of a picturesque scene surely representative of what you have in […]
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