Dodecanese islands

Ever heard of Halki, Symi, Kastelorizo, Lipsi, Tilos, Nisyros, Kasos and Agathonisi? No! Well, it’s about time you were introduced to the hidden gem Dodecanese islands

The Dodecanese Island group comprises 15 large and 150 small Greek islands in the southeastern part of the Aegean Sea.

Situated in the south-eastern Aegean Sea, the Dodecanese island group is actually closer to Turkey than mainland Greece. The larger islands in the group are the most popular with visitors, while the smaller islands are perfect for a relaxing break.

The only village on Pserimos is like a distillation of the Greek island experience with rooms to rent, tavernas, a few shops and a long beach of fine sand.

Dodecanese #VisitGreece #Dodecanese #Island #travelguide #culture #events #activities #gastronomy #tips #inspired #travel The Dodecanese, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Mediterranean, comprises of twelve large islands & numerous smaller ones, each one with a different character. You’ll find fantastic beaches, architectural gems, archaeological sites, traditional villages and imposing Byzantine & Medieval monuments.

The smallest island in the Dodecanese packs a big welcome, with gorgeous swimming spots, smiling locals and a love of the slow life. Discover the best of Halki, Greece

The second-largest Dodecanese island, Karpathos is known for its charming contrasts. It is an island with green mountains and golden beaches;

From Rhodes and Kos to lesser-known Karpathos, Astypalea, Leros and Patmos

A boat trip to tiny Halki from Rhodes introduces you to the smallest Dodecanese island, with aristocratic mansion houses, quaint alleyways and age-old simple island life

Kos Town is the capital of the Kos island and one of the main hubs in the Dodecanese islands. It's an important tourist destination but also has a large year-round local population, commercial zone, and thriving medical industry. Kos Town is an enjoyable place to visit and full of surprises.