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Dodecanese Island Wonders: A Seaside Serenade

Departing from Rhodes
Recommended duration of stay: ideal for 7-8 days
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Aegean Sea, where ancient history meets breathtaking natural beauty. Our Greek Island Adventure promises an experience like no other, where every stop is a new discovery and every moment is filled with wonder. Join us and create memories that will last a lifetime!
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Total Sailing:166 Miles
Total Sailing Time:21 days

Sail the Aegean, Discover the Magic!

Escape to the picturesque Dodecanese Islands with our unforgettable boat tour! 
From the historical charm of Rhodes to the tranquil beaches of Kos, our journey promises an adventure like no other. Explore the hidden gems of Tilos, where ancient ruins meet untouched natural beauty, and discover the spiritual sanctuary of Patmos, a place of pilgrimage for centuries. Dive into the vibrant culture of Kalymnos, famous for its sponge diving tradition, and immerse yourself in the laid-back atmosphere of Leros, where time seems to stand still. Finally, experience the volcanic wonder of Nisyros, with its unique landscape and welcoming locals. 
Rhodes Airport is the nearest point of arrival. You can quickly embark on your unforgettable sea adventure with a short transfer from the airport at the beginning of your journey. Join us for an unforgettable voyage through the heart of the Aegean Sea!
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Rhodes

Rhodes, the illustrious 'Island of the Knights' in Greece, stands as a timeless canvas where each wave whispers tales of a storied past. Beyond its breathtaking landscapes and azure waters, Rhodes is an unfolding narrative of historical grandeur and natural splendor.

Medieval Marvels

Rhodes proudly wears its historical heritage, especially in the UNESCO-listed Old Town. Stroll through the cobblestone alleys, and marvel at elegant mansions that echo tales of a bygone era. The Old Town, a living testament to medieval charm, boasts the awe-inspiring Palace of the Grand Master, the legendary Street of the Knights, and the Venetian Castle. The adventure doesn't end in the Old Town; there's so much more to explore!

Cosmopolitan Elegance

Rhodes seamlessly fuses cosmopolitan vibes with medieval grandeur. From the natural landscape to imposing structures, ancient towns to picturesque villages, the island offers a unique blend of history and modernity. Discover amazing beaches, chic fashion boutiques, top-notch restaurants, and vibrant dance clubs that make Rhodes a traveler's delight.

Nature's Bounty

Escape the hustle and bustle as you venture into Rhodes' lush inland areas. Olive groves and pine-covered hills create a serene backdrop for hidden villages and hiking trails. Nature enthusiasts will revel in panoramic views, discovering the island's diverse landscapes.

Beach Paradise

Rhodes boasts some of Greece's finest beaches, catering to every preference. Whether you seek seclusion or a lively atmosphere, cosmopolitan vibes or hidden gems, beaches like Lindos, Anthony Quinn, Faliraki, Tsambika, Kallithea, and Agathi offer the perfect coastal experience.

Recommended duration of stay: ideal for 1 days
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Nearby Attractions
The Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes
4.9

History meets grandeur: Step back in time and imagine the power and influence of the Knights of St. John as you wander through grand halls, admire intricate mosaic floors, and explore the palace's courtyards. The Palace offers a glimpse into a fascinating period of history amidst striking architecture.

More than just a building: Exhibits within the palace showcase artifacts, armor, and other treasures from the Knights' era, adding another layer of depth to the experience.

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The Medieval City of Rhodes (Old Town)
4.9

The medieval city of Rhodes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as a testament to centuries of history and cultural heritage on the island of Rhodes, Greece. Enclosed within towering stone walls and fortified bastions, the city's labyrinthine streets are a mesmerizing blend of Byzantine, Ottoman, and medieval influences. As you wander through its narrow alleys, you'll encounter architectural marvels at every turn, from grand palaces and imposing fortresses to ornate mosques and ancient churches. The majestic Palace of the Grand Master, a symbol of the island's medieval splendor, dominates the skyline with its imposing facade and intricate mosaics. The Street of the Knights, lined with noble residences and imposing inns, transports visitors back in time to the era of the Knights Hospitaller. Beyond its architectural wonders, the medieval city of Rhodes exudes an enchanting ambiance, with bustling markets, charming cafes, and hidden courtyards waiting to be discovered. Whether you're exploring its historic landmarks, soaking in panoramic views from its ramparts, or simply getting lost in its timeless charm, the medieval city of Rhodes offers a captivating journey through the past and a glimpse into the island's enduring legacy.

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Acropolis of Lindos
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Where history meets natural beauty: The ruins of the Acropolis stand as a testament to ancient Greek civilization, while the location on the cliffside offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the Aegean Sea and the picturesque town of Lindos below.

The journey and the destination: While reaching the Acropolis requires a bit of walking (you can even take a donkey ride up part of the way!), the sense of accomplishment and the unforgettable views make the effort well worth it.

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Nearby Restaurants
Tambakio Restaurant
4.9

Tambakio Restaurant, nestled in a unique rocky corner of Rhodes, stands out for its picturesque location and commitment to authentic Greek cuisine. It's the perfect spot for those seeking a blend of healthy and vegetarian-friendly options. This charming establishment invites you to bask in the Greek sun and enjoy the azure embrace of the surrounding waters. A visit here promises not only a feast for the taste buds but also an unforgettable experience, marrying culinary delight with the serene beauty of the island's natural landscape.

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Ronda Beach Restaurant
4.9

Ronda Beach Restaurant stands as a beacon of culinary excellence on the sun-drenched shores of Rhodes. Known for its vibrant beach bar ambiance and an eclectic menu that spans the globe, this dining haven offers everything from succulent meats and traditional pasta to innovative sushi rolls and bold Mexican flavors. Guests are welcomed into a space where the traditional charm of hay-stacked roofs meets the sleek sophistication of modern design, creating an atmosphere that is both chic and inviting.

As you step into Ronda, the magical dining experience begins. Surrounded by an ambiance that seems to sparkle with fairy dust, diners are treated to tantalizing drinks and a wide-ranging menu in a setting that beautifully melds the natural allure of a beachside locale with contemporary elegance. Ronda Beach Restaurant is celebrated not only as one of the finest establishments on Rhodes but also as the premier beach bar in town, offering a memorable experience that captivates both the eyes and the palate.

With its stunning decor, including eye-catching ceiling lamps that add a touch of chic to the interior, Ronda captures the essence of modern dining while retaining a sense of warmth and welcome. It's a place where every visit feels like an escape to a world of culinary delights and visual splendor, making Ronda Beach Restaurant a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an exceptional dining experience on the island.

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Mea Terra
4.9

Mea Terra Restaurant in Rhodes stands as a testament to the island's rich culinary tradition, seamlessly blending local flavors with innovative gastronomic techniques. Nestled amidst the breathtaking scenery that Rhodes is celebrated for, Mea Terra offers a dining experience that transcends the ordinary. Here, guests are invited to indulge in a menu that highlights the best of Mediterranean cuisine, with a special focus on fresh, locally-sourced ingredients that tell a story of the island's bountiful land and sea. The ambiance at Mea Terra is one of understated elegance, where the warmth of Greek hospitality meets the refinement of contemporary design. Whether you're enjoying a meal under the starlit sky on their picturesque terrace or savoring the flavors in the cozy elegance of their indoor seating area, Mea Terra promises an unforgettable culinary journey that captures the essence of Rhodes' vibrant gastronomy.

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Kounna Beach & Restaurant
4.9

Kounna Beach Bar emerges as a jewel on the captivating shores of Rhodes, offering a sanctuary where the rhythm of the waves sets the pace for a day of relaxation and indulgence. This idyllic beachfront haven is renowned for its laid-back ambiance, inviting guests to unwind under the sun while enjoying a selection of refreshing cocktails and light bites. With its feet-in-the-sand charm, Kounna Beach Bar epitomizes the essence of the Greek island lifestyle, blending effortless elegance with a casual, welcoming spirit. The bar's design harmonizes with the natural beauty surrounding it, featuring open-air seating that offers unobstructed views of the azure Aegean Sea. As the sun sets, Kounna transforms into a vibrant hub of activity, with live music and DJ sets creating an electrifying atmosphere that captivates locals and travelers alike. Whether you're seeking a tranquil afternoon by the sea or an evening of lively entertainment, Kounna Beach Bar promises an experience that embodies the best of Rhodes' beach culture.

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Notes to sailors
  • Rhodes Port is bustling during peak seasons, and confusion often arises regarding anchoring. Using a snubber line, if possible, proves to be a strategic solution to mitigate this issue.

  • Vessels typically make their entrances by stern-to on the port.


  • Along the quay, a chain used for fixed mooring lines extends approximately 30 meters from the seawall.


  • Whenever possible, it is advisable to avoid anchoring far away, especially in the northeast corner.


  • The city dock is designated for local ferries and sea buses.


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Kos

Kos, a captivating island gem nestled in the azure embrace of the Aegean Sea. With its rich history, sun-kissed beaches, and vibrant culture, Kos invites you to embark on an unforgettable journey where ancient wonders meet modern charm.

Historical Marvels

Step back in time as you explore the historic wonders of Kos. The Asklepion, an ancient healing center, stands as a testament to the island's rich heritage. Wander through the medieval streets of Kos Town, where the Castle of the Knights and the Tree of Hippocrates weave tales of a bygone era. History comes alive in every corner of Kos.

Sun-Drenched Beaches

Kos boasts a coastline adorned with sun-drenched beaches, each offering a unique paradise for sun seekers. From the golden sands of Tigaki to the crystal-clear waters of Agios Stefanos, every beach invites you to unwind and soak up the Aegean rays. Explore hidden coves and let the gentle waves serenade you into relaxation.

Cosmopolitan Vibes in Kos Town

Kos Town, the island's vibrant capital, exudes a cosmopolitan charm. Stroll along the palm-lined waterfront, where lively cafes, charming boutiques, and traditional tavernas create a lively atmosphere. The Eleftherias Square is a hub of activity, perfect for indulging in Greek delicacies or sipping a refreshing frappe.

Cycling Adventures

Discover the beauty of Kos on two wheels as you explore the island's extensive cycling paths. 

Thermal Springs and Natural Wonders

Rejuvenate your senses in the therapeutic embrace of Kos's thermal springs. The famous Embros Thermal Springs offer a natural spa experience, surrounded by lush greenery and panoramic views. Nature lovers can explore the Plaka Forest, a haven of biodiversity and hiking trails.

Aegean Nights and Culinary Delights

As the sun sets over the Aegean, Kos comes alive with a vibrant nightlife. Enjoy seaside dinners in Lambi, where the aroma of freshly caught seafood fills the air. Explore traditional Greek tavernas, where local delicacies and ouzo flow freely, creating an unforgettable culinary experience.

Recommended duration of stay: ideal for 1 days
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Nearby Attractions
Paradise Beach
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Paradise Beach, one of the hidden gems of Kos, lives up to its name with its breathtaking natural beauty. It mesmerizes visitors with its golden sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and serene atmosphere.

As soon as you step onto Paradise Beach, you are greeted by the warmth of the sun and gentle breeze, offering moments of tranquility along the pristine white shoreline. When you dip your toes into the pristine waters, you're met with a dazzling sight; the crystal clarity of the sea provides a perfect setting for swimming.

Paradise Beach is not only known for its natural beauty but also for the amenities it offers. You can relax and sunbathe by renting sun loungers and umbrellas or enjoy a refreshing swim in the sea. Additionally, water sports enthusiasts can indulge in activities such as windsurfing and jet skiing.

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Ancient Gymnasium
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The Ancient Gymnasium in Kos is a significant archaeological site that offers a fascinating glimpse into the island's rich history and cultural heritage. Dating back to the Hellenistic period, the Ancient Gymnasium served as a center for physical and intellectual pursuits, playing a vital role in the lives of ancient Kosians.

Located near the center of Kos Town, the Ancient Gymnasium features well-preserved ruins, including a large courtyard surrounded by colonnades, where athletes would train and compete in various athletic events, such as wrestling, boxing, and discus throwing.

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Tigaki Beach
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Tigaki Beach is one of the most popular beaches on the island of Kos, Greece. It is known for its long stretch of golden sand and shallow, crystal-clear waters, making it an ideal destination for families and beachgoers of all ages.

Located just a short drive from Kos Town, Tigaki Beach offers stunning views of the Aegean Sea and is surrounded by lush greenery, creating a picturesque setting for sunbathing and relaxation.

In addition to its natural beauty, Tigaki Beach also offers a variety of water sports activities, including windsurfing, jet skiing, and paddleboarding, making it a hub of activity for adventure seekers.

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Nearby Restaurants
Oromedon Restaurant
4.9

Oromedon Tavern, nestled in the picturesque mountain village of Zia,stands as a culinary gem, revered as one of the foremost dining destinations in Kos. Its charming location amidst the scenic landscapes adds to the allure of this dining establishment. Renowned for its commitment to tradition, Oromedon Tavern offers a menu exclusively crafted from time-honored recipes.  What truly sets Oromedon apart is its dedication to preserving authenticity, with traditional dishes skillfully cooked in the warmth of a woodfire oven, infusing each bite with greek flavors and aromatic richness. The greek ambiance of the tavern, coupled with the welcoming hospitality of the staff, creates an inviting atmosphere where guests feel right at home. Whether indulging in classic favorites or exploring new culinary delights, every visit to Oromedon Tavern promises an immersion into the vibrant culinary heritage of Kos, leaving a lasting impression on all who partake in its flavorsome offerings.

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Petrino Restaurant
4.9

Petrino, located in the heart of Kos Town, is an elegant restaurant perfect for special occasions and romantic evenings. With a capacity to host up to 200 guests, it offers a spacious yet intimate dining experience. Petrino's menu features a delightful selection of Mediterranean dishes, beautifully prepared and complemented by an impressive wine list boasting around 120 labels. Impeccable service and attention to detail ensure that every visit to Petrino is a memorable one. Whether you're indulging in seafood, meat, or salads, Petrino promises a culinary journey filled with flavor and sophistication. With its charming ambiance and delectable cuisine, Petrino invites you to savor unforgettable moments in Kos Town.

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Platanos Restaurant
4.9

Platanos Restaurant has been operating since 1979 in the historic Platanos square. Housed in a fully renovated Venetian building dating back to 1935, it once served as an officers club during the period of Italian occupation. The menu at Platanos Restaurant primarily features Mediterranean and Greek cuisine options, including seafood and meat-based delicacies. All meals are prepared using only fresh ingredients to ensure high-quality dishes that tantalize the taste buds. Additionally, guests can enjoy live music performances, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the restaurant. With its rich history, charming ambiance, and delectable cuisine, Platanos Restaurant invites diners to embark on a culinary journey through the flavors of Greece in the heart of Platanos square.

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H2O Restaurant
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H2O stands out as a vibrant and bustling restaurant nestled in the heart of Kardamena, widely acclaimed as the most sought-after destination in Kos. From the early hours until late into the evening, H2O seamlessly transitions from a charming restaurant to a lively bar, offering a multifaceted experience for visitors.

During the serene morning hours, patrons can relish in the delights of a sumptuous Greek Breakfast, served with an array of traditional delicacies that awaken the senses and set the tone for the day ahead. As the day progresses, guests have the option to indulge in a leisurely lunch or savor a romantic dinner against the backdrop of the mesmerizing sea views.

As night falls, H2O transforms into a pulsating bar, drawing in crowds with its electrifying ambiance, loud music, and tantalizing exotic cocktails. The lively party atmosphere kicks off at midnight, igniting the streets of Kardamena with energy and excitement that lasts well into the early hours of the morning.

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Notes to sailors
  • Kos Harbor is situated in a vast and shallow gulf. Accessible from a canal that extends 220 meters in the northeast direction, this canal opens into the circular anchorage section of the harbor. 

  • On the eastern shore of the canal, you will find customs and police buildings. Pay careful attention to the depth at the entrance; in some areas, underwater plate rocks rising up to 1.5 meters can be found on the harbor floor. 


  • The safest accommodation area is the eastern quay adjacent to the police and customs.


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Kalymnos

Kalymnos is an enchanting island in the heart of the Aegean Sea, where rugged landscapes meet crystalline waters, and adventure beckons at every turn. Renowned for its world-class rock climbing, picturesque villages, and warm hospitality, Kalymnos invites you to explore a Mediterranean haven like no other.

Rock Climbing Paradise

Vertical cliffs, limestone crags, and breathtaking sea views create an adrenaline-fueled playground for climbers of all levels. The island hosts annual climbing festivals, drawing enthusiasts to conquer its challenging routes.

Idyllic Beaches and Crystal Waters

Discover Kalymnos's hidden coves and pristine beaches, where the turquoise waters of the Aegean invite you for a refreshing dip. From the sandy stretches of Myrties to the pebbled shores of Kantouni, each beach offers a tranquil escape framed by stunning coastal landscapes.

Traditional Villages and Local Charm

Explore Kalymnos's charming villages, where time seems to stand still. Pothia, the island's capital, welcomes you with vibrant neoclassical architecture and a bustling waterfront. Wander through narrow streets in Vathy, marvel at panoramic views in Panormos, and immerse yourself in the authentic island life.

Seafood Gastronomy and Greek Delicacies

Indulge your taste buds in Kalymnos's gastronomic delights, with a focus on fresh seafood and traditional Greek cuisine. Seaside tavernas in Emborios and Myrties offer an authentic dining experience, where you can savor the catch of the day and local specialties.

Sponge Diving Heritage

Kalymnos has a rich tradition of sponge diving, and you can delve into the island's maritime history at the Kalymnian Maritime Museum. 

Hiking Trails and Natural Wonders

For nature enthusiasts, Kalymnos unveils scenic hiking trails that lead to panoramic viewpoints and hidden caves. The Vathy Peninsula and Pera Castle trail promise exploration amidst the island's diverse flora and fauna, offering a different perspective of Kalymnos's natural beauty.

Dive into the magic of Kalymnos, where every moment is a new adventure waiting to unfold.

Recommended duration of stay: ideal for 2 days
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Arginonta Beach
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Arginonta Beach, nestled on the picturesque island of Kalymnos, offers a serene escape with its pristine shores and crystal-clear waters. Located along the scenic coastline, this charming beach is renowned for its tranquil atmosphere and breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea.

Visitors to Arginonta Beach can enjoy basking in the Mediterranean sun on its soft sandy shores or take a refreshing dip in the azure waters. Surrounded by rugged cliffs and lush greenery, the beach provides a secluded retreat for those seeking relaxation and natural beauty. Arginonta Beach is also a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts, with opportunities for snorkeling, swimming, and kayaking in its calm waters. 

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Monastery of Agioi Pantes
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The Monastery of Agioi Pantes, located on the enchanting island of Kalymnos, is a place of spiritual significance and cultural heritage. Situated amidst the island's stunning landscape, this historic monastery dates back centuries and serves as a sacred sanctuary for worshippers and visitors alike.

Perched atop a hill overlooking the island, the Monastery of Agioi Pantes offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the Aegean Sea.  Visitors to the monastery can explore its ancient chapels, ornate frescoes, and peaceful courtyards, gaining insight into the rich history and religious traditions of Kalymnos. 

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Myrties Beach
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Myrties Beach, nestled on the picturesque island of Kalymnos, is a captivating destination renowned for its tranquil atmosphere and breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. With its soft sandy shores and crystal-clear waters, this idyllic beach offers the perfect setting for relaxation and rejuvenation. Visitors can soak up the Mediterranean sun, take refreshing swims in the azure waters, or simply admire the stunning scenery of rugged cliffs and lush greenery that surrounds the beach. Myrties Beach also serves as a hub for water sports enthusiasts, with opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and boat trips to nearby islands. Whether you're seeking serenity or adventure, Myrties Beach promises an unforgettable experience in paradise.

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Nearby Restaurants
Prego Ristorante
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Prego Restaurant, established in 2007 by Mr. Stavros Choullis, is a Mediterranean gem nestled in the breathtaking area of Massouri on the island of Kalymnos. With its stunning terrace, accommodating up to 100 guests, Prego offers a diverse selection of dishes from Greece and the Mediterranean region.

Mr. Stavros Choullis, the chef behind Prego, brings a wealth of experience to the table, having worked as a sous-chef at an Italian-oriented hotel in Rhodes for many years. His expertise in Italian cuisine shines through in the menu, which features a wide selection of pasta dishes and pizzas baked to perfection in the traditional wood-fired oven.

Beyond its delectable cuisine, Prego Restaurant is renowned for its relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Guests can unwind and enjoy their meals in a cozy and intimate setting, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of Kalymnos.

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Marinos Restaurant
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Marinos Restaurant is a culinary gem known for its delicious and impeccably cooked food. Widely regarded as one of the most authentically Greek family restaurants on the island, Marinos offers the best lunchtime dining experience you can find. 

What sets Marinos apart is its commitment to serving fresh and diverse dishes every day. With no fixed menus, guests are invited to approach the counter and discover the daily offerings firsthand. From traditional Greek specialties to innovative creations, there's always something to suit every palate and preference. At Marinos, every meal is a culinary adventure, where guests can savor the true flavors of Greece in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. 

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Aegean Tavern
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Aegean Tavern invites you to embark on a culinary journey through Greek food culture. Located by the sea, the family restaurant offers a mesmerizing backdrop and panoramic views that enhance your dining experience. With over 50 years of international experience and a dedication to innovating Greek cuisine, they proudly introduce dishes that celebrate tradition while embracing creativity.

The kitchen has been at the forefront of culinary innovation, introducing iconic dishes such as the Kalymnian salad 'mirmizeli' and the sponge divers' meal 'kavourmas', both of which have become beloved staples in Greek gastronomy. These dishes serve as a testament to their commitment to connecting people with their culinary roots and preserving the rich heritage of Greek cuisine.

As you savor each bite, you'll embark on a sensory journey that transports you to the heart of Greece, where tradition meets innovation and culinary excellence thrives.

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Mpakalogatos Restaurant
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Mpakalogatos Restaurant offers a delightful blend of Greek and seafood cuisine in the charming ambiance of Kalymnos. With a menu showcasing a variety of specialties, guests can indulge in an authentic culinary experience. The restaurant provides a warm and inviting setting for diners to enjoy their meals, and features a bar menu for refreshing drinks. Additionally, live music on select days adds an extra touch of entertainment and vibrancy to the atmosphere.

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Notes to sailors
  • Kalymnos is filled with ideal anchoring points for boats. The calm waters on the northwest coast are a favorite for sailboats, while the southwest points near the road are also viable alternatives. 

  • Its excellent seabed structure, you can establish a solid connection to the island by dropping anchor in 5-6 meters.


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Leros

Leros is an island in the heart of the Aegean that beckons with its serene landscapes, picturesque villages, and a rich tapestry of history. 

Azure Waters and Secluded Beaches

Leros boasts pristine beaches and secluded coves where the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean create a tranquil oasis. From the golden sands of Agia Marina to the pebbled shores of Panteli, each beach offers a perfect retreat, surrounded by lush greenery and stunning coastal vistas.

Historic Marvels and Cultural Heritage

Immerse yourself in Leros's rich history as you explore ancient ruins, Byzantine castles, and charming villages frozen in time. The iconic Castle of Panteli, standing proudly on a hill, offers panoramic views of the island, while the Archaeological Museum in Agia Marina unveils the secrets of Leros's past.

Authentic Island Life

Experience the charm of Leros's traditional villages, where whitewashed houses and narrow alleyways create a postcard-perfect scene. Alinda, Platanos, and Agia Marina invite you to wander through cobblestone streets, discover local tavernas, and savor the warmth of genuine Greek hospitality.

Cosmopolitan Marinas and Waterfront Delights

Leros features vibrant marinas, such as Lakki, where yachts and sailboats add a cosmopolitan touch to the island. The waterfront promenades in Lakki and Agia Marina come alive with charming cafes, seafood restaurants, and boutiques, creating an ideal setting for leisurely strolls.

Gastronomic Delights

Indulge in the culinary delights of Leros, where traditional Greek flavors and fresh seafood take center stage. Waterfront tavernas in Pandeli and Agia Marina offer delectable dishes, inviting you to savor the essence of Mediterranean cuisine against the backdrop of the Aegean sunset.

Leros invites you to escape the ordinary and embrace a journey into the heart of the Aegean.

Recommended duration of stay: ideal for 1 days
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Alinda Beach
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Alinda Beach in Leros, situated 3 km northwest of Agia Marina, stands out as the island's longest beach, offering a pristine stretch of coastline for visitors to enjoy. Boasting excellent organization, Alinda Beach provides an array of amenities, including leisure facilities, water sports options, and charming fish taverns, making it a favorite destination for beachgoers. The soft sand and crystal-clear waters beckon travelers to relax and soak up the sun, while the surrounding pine trees offer refreshing shade. For those seeking solitude, secluded sandy coves like the enchanting Krifo Beach offer a serene escape from the bustling crowds of summer.

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Traditional Windmills
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The Windmills of Leros, located in the Dodecanese region of Greece, stand as iconic landmarks that have captivated the interest of visitors for generations. While their original purpose of harnessing wind energy may have evolved over time, these historic structures remain emblematic of Leros' rich heritage.

Traditionally used to grind grain, the windmills of Leros have endured the passage of time, with many now standing in disuse across the Greek islands. One of the most picturesque clusters of old windmills can be found in Pandeli, nestled along the path to the castle, offering a glimpse into the island's past.

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Castle of Panteli
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"Panteli Castle is a historical fortress located on the southwest coast of the Aegean, belonging to the island of Rhodes. Situated atop a hill overlooking a lush valley, this castle stands in the village of Panteli. Notable for its architectural remnants dating back to the era of the Knights of Rhodes, Panteli Castle was constructed during the medieval period to oversee the strategic position of the region. Today, visitors can explore the castle, witness its historical significance, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Panteli Castle serves as an important landmark for those seeking to delve deeper into the island's history and culture."

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Nearby Restaurants
Skipper's Restaurant
4.9

Skipper's is more than just a multi-cuisine all-day bar; it's a culinary haven that caters to every craving throughout the day. From hearty breakfast options to tantalizing lunch and dinner menus, Skipper's offers a diverse array of dishes to satisfy every palate. As the sun sets, the ambiance transforms into a vibrant cocktail bar, where guests can unwind with expertly crafted drinks and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Alongside its extensive menu, Skipper's delights guests with Greek, Mediterranean, and seafood specialties, perfectly complemented by the stunning backdrop of Lakki harbor. Whether you're seeking a leisurely meal or a night of cocktails and entertainment, Skipper's promises a memorable dining experience filled with flavors and views that captivate the senses.

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Zorbas Restaurant
4.9

Zorbas Restaurant is a delightful taverna known for its warm family atmosphere. Situated right by the water's edge, the tables offer a romantic setting, perfect for enjoying a memorable dinner under the twinkling stars. Zorbas Restaurant boasts an extensive menu that caters to all tastes. The menu at Zorbas Restaurant is constantly evolving, with new dishes regularly added to the lineup. Fresh fish is a highlight, available daily and sourced directly from their tank for guests to select their preferred catch of the day. Complement your meal with a refreshing glass of ouzo, retsina, cold beer, or house wine, and savor the flavors of Greek cuisine in this idyllic seaside setting.

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Lyxnari Restaurant
4.9

Lyxnari Restaurant epitomizes the warmth and authenticity of Greek hospitality. Established in 1974, this beloved establishment has evolved from a humble cafe-pizzeria into a cherished haven for traditional Greek cuisine. Recently renovated, the restaurant's simple yet elegant decor sets the stage for unforgettable dining experiences. Whether seated by the cozy fireplace in winter or enjoying al fresco dining in the charming courtyard during summer, guests are treated to a culinary journey infused with flavors passed down through generations. From homemade dishes crafted with fresh ingredients from the restaurant's garden to Vasilis's legendary pizza perfected over four decades, every bite at Lyxnari is a testament to the owners' unwavering commitment to preserving Greek culinary heritage. Complete your meal with Anna's handmade spoon sweets, a delightful finale to an unforgettable dining experience at Lyxnari Restaurant.

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Persiana Beer & Grill
4.9

Persiana Beer & Grill Bar, the culinary experience is as impressive as the ambiance. Indulge in a delectable selection of dishes crafted with care and precision, ranging from hearty grilled meats to mouthwatering appetizers and satisfying pub fare. Whether you're craving a juicy burger, succulent kebabs, or a fresh salad, their menu offers something to please every palate.

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Notes to sailors
  • Xerocambos is a very attractive and large anchorage on the S side of the island. 

  • If anchoring, look for a spot of sand and anchor in 5-6 m (the bottom is mostly weed and holding is not always very good). Once the anchor holds, however, the cove is very secure. 


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Patmos

Patmos is a mystical island nestled in the heart of the Aegean, where timeless beauty converges with spiritual serenity. Known as the "Island of the Apocalypse," Patmos invites you to discover its enchanting landscapes, historic treasures, and the captivating allure of the Aegean Sea.

Spiritual Tranquility

Patmos, with its spiritual legacy, is a haven for those seeking serenity and connection. The Cave of the Apocalypse, where St. John the Divine received his revelation, stands as a sacred pilgrimage site. The Monastery of Saint John the Theologian, a UNESCO World Heritage site, crowns the island, offering panoramic views and a glimpse into Byzantine history.

Idyllic Beach Retreats

Patmos unveils pristine beaches and hidden coves, each a piece of paradise nestled along the Aegean coastline. From the golden sands of Psili Ammos to the secluded charm of Agriolivadi, the island's beaches invite you to bask in the Mediterranean sun and embrace the gentle caress of the sea breeze.

Historic Gems and Cultural Riches

Wander through the labyrinthine streets of Chora, where whitewashed houses adorned with bougainvillea create a postcard-worthy setting. Explore the historic windmills, the impressive Patmian mansions, and the vibrant central square, offering a blend of tradition and cosmopolitan flair.

Cosmic Nightlife and Gastronomic Pleasures

As the sun sets, Patmos comes alive with a cosmopolitan nightlife. Waterfront tavernas and chic cafes in Skala, the island's main port, offer a delightful fusion of Greek and international cuisine. Indulge in delectable seafood and local specialties while savoring the ambiance of a starlit evening.

Nautical Bliss and Aegean Views

The deep blue waters surrounding Patmos beckon sailing enthusiasts. Moor your yacht in the sheltered bays, discovering secluded anchorages and embracing the tranquility of the Aegean. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a novice, Patmos offers an idyllic nautical experience.

Recommended duration of stay: ideal for 1 days
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Arki and Marathi Island
4.9

Arki and Marathi islands, nestled in the Dodecanese archipelago of Greece, offer a serene escape from the bustling mainland. With their crystalline waters, untouched landscapes, and charming traditional villages, these islands exude an aura of tranquility and natural beauty. Arki, the smaller of the two, boasts secluded beaches and hiking trails, perfect for nature enthusiasts seeking solitude. Meanwhile, Marathi's rugged coastline and azure coves beckon adventurers to explore its hidden treasures.

Activity
Stoa
4.9

Nestled in the charming square of Agia Ievia, Stoa Theo's Bar offers a modern yet classic take on entertainment in the heart of the town. With its inviting architecture and vibrant atmosphere, it serves as the ultimate destination for all-day and night revelry. Immerse yourself in the local charm as you enjoy a refreshing drink or expertly crafted cocktail at one of the outdoor tables, or indulge in one of the many delectable flavors of artisanal ice cream available.

Entertainment
Bar
Cave of Apocalypse
4.9

The Cave of Apocalypse, located on the sacred island of Patmos in Greece, holds immense historical and religious significance. According to tradition, it is the cave where Saint John the Apostle received the divine revelations that inspired the Book of Revelation, the final book of the New Testament. Pilgrims from around the world flock to this holy site to pay homage to the saint and experience the profound spirituality that permeates the cave. Surrounded by tranquil natural beauty and imbued with an aura of sanctity, the Cave of Apocalypse offers visitors a deeply moving and introspective journey into the heart of Christian faith and tradition.

History
Nearby Restaurants
Vaggelis Restaurant
4.9

Vaggelis Restaurant, nestled within the enchanting square of Agia Levia, the beating heart of Patmos' Hora, is an iconic culinary gem that has graced the island since its inception in 1970. Steeped in history and nestled amidst a setting that seems plucked from a fairytale, A meeting point for visitors for decades, this tavern passionately preserves its original idea and ideals. They serve Mediterranean food with modern influences.

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Mediterrenian
Benetos Restaurant
4.9

Benetos Restaurant, nestled in the picturesque setting of Sapsila on the enchanting island of Patmos, has been serving culinary delights since 1997. Offering a perfect setting for a romantic seaside dinner, the restaurant's stunning veranda overlooks the azure waters of the Aegean, providing a mesmerizing backdrop for an unforgettable dining experience.

Indulge in the owner's renowned creations, each dish crafted with care and passion, and be sure to sample the flavorful soup of the day. Enhance your meal with a selection from the restaurant's curated wine list, showcasing some of Greece's finest vineyard labels, for a truly immersive taste of the Mediterranean. Whether savoring the delicious cuisine or simply soaking in the breathtaking views, a visit to Benetos promises a culinary journey to remember.

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Asian
Pleiades Bar Restaurant
4.9

Pleiades Restaurant is a sophisticated dining establishment renowned for its innovative fusion of everyday ingredients with premium delicacies, all inspired by the rich flavors of Mediterranean cuisine. Conclude your meal on a sweet note with one of our irresistible desserts or opt for a refreshing sorbet ice cream in a variety of flavors. Furthermore, Pleiades Bar Restaurant boasts an extensive selection of domestic wines and handcrafted cocktails, ensuring there's something to please every palate. Whether you're lounging by the inviting poolside or taking in the mesmerizing views of the Aegean, Pleiades promises a culinary experience that delights the senses and elevates the dining experience to new heights

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Mediterranean
Plefsis Restaurant
4.9

Plefsis Restaurant, established in 2012, stands as a charming seaside tavern, nestled right on the sandy shores, beckoning guests to indulge in the delectable flavors of Dodecanese cuisine. From the moment you step foot into this quaint eatery, you're greeted with the enticing aroma of homemade dishes that have been lovingly crafted to perfection. However, what truly sets Plefsis apart is its dedication to sourcing the freshest seafood from the pristine waters of Leros, Kalymnos, Leipsoi, and the surrounding islets, ensuring a culinary journey that is as authentic as it is unforgettable. With each passing day, the front display showcases a tantalizing array of freshly caught fish, promising a dining experience that is both delightful and indulgent.

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Seafood
Notes to sailors
  • The yacht berths are located toward the head of the inlet, along a half-mile quay on the west side, with depths ranging from 2.75 to 4.25 meters.

  • Skala serves as a relatively safe harbor during the meltemi season despite strong gusts and cross-winds.


  • A new marina at the north end offers additional berthing options.


  • Approaching Patmos is generally trouble-free, but caution is advised for rocks and a shallow patch called Ifalos Khelia. 


  • The nearby cove of Aspri provides a quieter anchorage with some protection from the meltemi.


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Nisyros

Nisyros Island beckons travelers to explore its volcanic landscapes, charming villages, and pristine beaches. Discover the allure of this hidden gem, and embark on a journey of wonder and adventure.

Volcanic Wonders

Step into a world of geological marvels as you explore the volcanic craters and thermal springs that dot the island. Visit the iconic Stefanos Crater, where you can witness the raw power of nature and marvel at the otherworldly landscapes that surround you.

Authentic Greek Charm

Wander through the narrow streets of Mandraki, Nisyros' main town, and soak up the authentic Greek atmosphere. Admire the traditional whitewashed buildings adorned with colorful bougainvillea, and mingle with friendly locals at quaint tavernas and cafes.

Seaside Bliss

Relax and unwind on Nisyros' beautiful beaches, where golden sands meet crystal-clear waters. Whether you're lounging in the sun, snorkeling in the azure sea, or enjoying water sports activities, Nisyros offers the perfect coastal escape.

Cultural Treasures 

Immerse yourself in the island's rich history and culture. Explore the ancient ruins of the Acropolis of Paleokastro, wander through the labyrinthine streets of Pali, and discover the island's Byzantine heritage.

Gastronomic Delights 

Indulge your senses with the flavors of Nisyros' traditional cuisine, featuring fresh seafood, locally sourced produce, and aromatic herbs and spices. Savor the taste of authentic Greek dishes at family-run tavernas and seaside restaurants overlooking the sparkling sea.

Adventure Awaits

Embark on outdoor adventures and discover the natural beauty of Nisyros, through hiking, biking, and exploration. Traverse scenic trails that wind through verdant valleys, rugged mountains, and picturesque villages, offering panoramic views of the island's stunning landscapes.

Whether you're seeking relaxation, adventure, or cultural immersion, Nisyros promises an unforgettable experience for travelers of all interests. 

Recommended duration of stay: ideal for 1 days
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Mandraki Beach
4.9

Mandraki Beach, nestled on the charming island of Nisyros in the Aegean Sea, is a picturesque haven renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil ambiance. With its pristine golden sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Mandraki Beach offers visitors a perfect retreat to unwind and soak up the Mediterranean sun.

Surrounded by rugged cliffs and lush greenery, Mandraki Beach provides a stunning backdrop for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying water sports. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, this idyllic beach caters to all preferences, offering opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and exploring the underwater wonders of the Aegean Sea.

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Entertainment
Activity
Ecclesiastical Museum
4.9

Ecclesiastical Museum offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the island's rich religious heritage. Housed within a historic building, the museum showcases a diverse collection of religious artifacts, icons, and artwork dating back several centuries. From intricately crafted Orthodox icons to ornate religious vestments and ceremonial objects, the museum provides insight into the island's deep-rooted traditions and cultural significance. Visitors can explore exhibits highlighting the role of religion in Nisyros' history and discover the unique artistic styles and influences that have shaped the island's religious practices over the years.

History
Natura Nisyriana
4.9

A prominent Greek enterprise, renowned for its dedication to organic products, offers a diverse range of artisanal delights crafted from locally sourced fruits and aromatic spices. From exquisite homemade beverages to delectable spoon sweets and jams, as well as a selection of premium capers, honey infused with thyme, and fine wines, the company prides itself on delivering exceptional quality with each product.

Shopping
Nearby Restaurants
Irini's Restaurant
4.9

Irini's Restaurant, located in the traditional village of Mandraki, offers a delightful array of authentic Greek recipes crafted with care and expertise. From tender meats to succulent seafood, vibrant salads to flavorful meze treats, each dish is lovingly prepared using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Set in a serene environment, diners can relish their meal in the tranquil shade beneath the rustling leaves of verdant trees, enjoying both the delicious cuisine and the refreshing island breeze.

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Mediterranean
Geusea Restaurant
4.9

Geusea Restaurant offers a culinary journey amidst stunning sea views. Specializing in both fresh seafood and traditional Greek cuisine, Geusea tantalizes the taste buds with an array of flavorful dishes. Beyond its delectable menu, Geusea Restaurant prides itself on its visually appealing presentation, with each dish crafted to perfection. The artful presentation enhances the dining experience, creating a feast for both the palate and the eyes.

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Mediterranean
Aphrodite Restaurant
4.9

Aphrodite at Nisyros is a well-maintained and efficient restaurant that caters to families and large groups. The attentive waitstaff pays careful attention to details, such as accommodating allergies. The menu offers a wide variety of delicious options, including excellent lamb chops and calamari. They also have vegan-friendly dishes and free wifi available. Seafoods, served with Orzo and a subtle touch of Ouzo, are particularly delightful.

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Seafood
Mediterranean
To Balconi tou Emporeiou
4.9

Balcony of Emporeios, situated on the edge of Nisyros' volcanic caldera, serves as a haven for those passionate about genuine Greek cuisine. For over two decades, this unique tavern has been celebrated not just as a tourist destination, but as a culinary ambassador, showcasing the rich flavors and aromas of traditional Greek island fare. With a steadfast commitment to quality, both in taste and service, the Balcony of Emporeios offers an unforgettable dining experience for visitors of all ages and tastes. Whether you're savoring classic Greek dishes or exploring new culinary delights, every moment spent on our balcony is a celebration of the vibrant spirit and flavors of the Greek islands.

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Notes to sailors
  • Mandraki is the commercial harbor of Nisyros. When the ferry boat from Kos arrives the day-trip boats exit the harbor   because there is not enough space. Yachts are discouraged in Mandraki. In this respect Pali is better.

  • The approach to Pali should be from the north, avoiding the extensive shoals in the bay immediately east of the harbor. You are turning the beam on to the prevailing wind and swell to enter and care is needed if a strong meltemi is blowing.

  • While approaching the small island of Yiali be aware that about 0.5 nM SW of the island there is an underwater reef.

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Tilos

Tilos, an Enchanting Greek Island, beckons you to embark on a journey that transcends the ordinary, inviting you to a realm where myth meets reality.

Serene Seclusion

Nestled within the Dodecanese island group, Tilos stands as a tranquil escape off the beaten tourist trail. This small Greek island, celebrated for its secluded charm and intimate scale, beckons those in search of a distinctive and alternative holiday experience.

Nature's Embrace

Tilos, adorned with natural beauty, offers a haven for nature lovers and biodiversity enthusiasts. A significant portion of the island is designated as a nature conservation area, making it an excellent destination for birdwatchers and those who appreciate untouched ecosystems.

Mysterious Abandonment

As you traverse the island, encounter the enigma of Mikro Chorio—a ghost village abandoned in the 1950s. Once a vibrant community, its residents migrated to Livadia, leaving behind a silent testament to Tilos's intriguing history.

Village Charms

Tilos features two main villages, each with its unique allure. Megalo Chorio, the island's capital, gracefully ascends mountain slopes, offering panoramic views of its scenic surroundings. Livadia, the bustling main port, stands as the most touristically developed village, boasting an array of facilities, hotels, restaurants, and shops.

Untouched Shores

Agios Antonios and Eristos beaches contribute to its allure, showcasing untouched natural beauty and a tranquil atmosphere. Distinguished by crystal-clear waters and picturesque landscapes, Tilos's shores provide an ideal escape for those seeking serenity away from the hustle and bustle.

Tilos provides a distinctive allure and welcoming atmosphere, offering a unique Greek island experience for those in search of an unconventional holiday.

Recommended duration of stay: ideal for 1 days
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Mikro Chorio: An Abandoned Ghost Village
4.9

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.

History
Megalo Chorio
4.9

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.

History
Charkadio Cave
4.9

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.

History
Nearby Restaurants
Micro Cafe-Livadia
4.9

Micro Cafe-Livadia, nestled in the heart of Livadia, Tilos, offers a captivating dining and relaxation experience that blends seamlessly with the tranquil beauty of the Aegean Sea. This cherished gem among locals and travelers alike stands out for its exquisite fusion of traditional Greek cuisine with contemporary culinary twists. Micro Cafe-Livadia prides itself on using only the freshest, locally-sourced ingredients to craft dishes that tantalize the taste buds and warm the soul. From succulent grilled seafood to hearty moussaka, each plate is a celebration of Mediterranean flavors.

The ambiance at Micro Cafe-Livadia is nothing short of magical. Set against the backdrop of Livadia's stunning seaside, guests can enjoy their meals on a beautifully appointed terrace that offers panoramic views of the shimmering waters and picturesque Tilos landscape. As the sun sets, the cafe comes alive with soft, ambient lighting, creating an inviting atmosphere where guests can unwind with a selection of fine wines, artisan cocktails, and the soothing sounds of live music. Whether looking for a romantic dinner under the stars or a lively night out with friends, Micro Cafe-Livadia promises an unforgettable experience that encapsulates the spirit of Greek hospitality.

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Filoxenia Restaurant
4.9

Filoxenia Restaurant in Tilos is a quintessential representation of Greek hospitality, set in a picturesque environment among lush vegetable gardens and fruit trees. This family-run establishment prides itself on offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere to both locals and visitors alike. The restaurant's menu is a testament to the rich culinary tradition of the region, featuring a wide array of home-cooked local dishes that emphasize fresh, seasonal ingredients. The friendly service and authentic Greek dining experience make Filoxenia a cherished spot for those seeking to immerse themselves in the local culture and cuisine of Tilos.

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Armenon
4.9

Armenon, nestled on the picturesque Livadia beach in Tilos, epitomizes the essence of Greek Mediterranean culinary tradition. Since its establishment in 1998, Armenon has been a beacon of Greek gastronomy, celebrating the rich tapestry of flavors, aromas, and ingredients that define the region's cuisine. The restaurant's dedication to providing an authentic dining experience is evident in every dish, crafted with care and a deep respect for traditional cooking methods. Visitors are welcomed into a cozy atmosphere, where the commitment to quality and hospitality creates a memorable meal that connects diners with the heart of Greek culinary culture.

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Pezodromos
4.9

Pezodromos Cafe and Bar in Tilos offers a unique blend of relaxed cafe culture and lively bar atmosphere, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors. Situated in an idyllic location, it serves as a perfect setting for enjoying a leisurely coffee during the day or indulging in a cocktail as the evening unfolds. The establishment is known for its friendly service, comfortable seating, and an inviting ambiance that encourages guests to unwind and socialize. With its diverse menu that includes a variety of drinks, light meals, and snacks, Pezodromos caters to a wide range of tastes and preferences. It stands out as a vibrant meeting point in Tilos, where the charm of island life is celebrated with good company, refreshing beverages, and an overall welcoming environment.

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Cafe and Bar
Notes to sailors
  • All approaches to Tilos are without danger but, with the meltemi there can be very strong gusts and the harbour should be entered with care. 

  • Once inside the harbour, shelter is good, although a slight swell can creep in during strong winds.


  • Instead of opting for fixed anchorages, we recommend using your own anchor. This way, your anchor will be secure, and you can enjoy the beauty of the island.


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