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Tilos is one of the wildest islands in the Dodecanese — half national park, half UNESCO biosphere, and the first Mediterranean island to run entirely on wind and solar power. The population is under 500, the coast is mostly empty, and the interior is full of medieval ruins: the ghost village of Mikro Chorio, the abandoned monastery at Agios Panteleimon, the dolichocephalic dwarf elephant remains in Charkadio Cave. Livadia is the main port — a small harbour with a few tavernas, a beach you can walk to from the quay, and absolutely nothing else. Day-sailing reveals empty rocky coves all along the south coast. Tilos sits 90 minutes north of Halki and a half-day from Symi. Season runs May through October.
This former village, abandoned in the 1950s, offers a haunting and fascinating glimpse into the past. Wander through the crumbling stone houses and imagine life in this once-thriving community.
Nestled under the watchful eye of a medieval castle, Megalo Chorio is the main village of Tilos. Explore winding streets, enjoy traditional tavernas offering local cuisine, and take in the stunning views.
Delve into the geological wonders of Tilos with a trip to this impressive cave. It's famous as the site where the remains of dwarf elephants were discovered. Learn about these prehistoric creatures and admire the intricate stalactite and stalagmite formations.
