What You Need to Know about the Dodecanese
Links to overviews of the Dodecanese islands, island-hopping tours between islands, yachting information, and more.
Astypalea
A happy, windmill-crowned island with a rich folklore, and lots of traditional villas for visitors.
Carpathos
Rich in folkloric traditions, the wild beauty of Carpathos (Karpathos) captures its lucky visitors.
Cos
Famous in antiquity, enjoyed in modernity, Cos (Kos) is a great retreat and fascinating destination, especially loved by modern followers of Hippocrates, the island's most famous son.
Icaria
Hotels, sightseeing, and more information on this charming isle.
Kalymnos and Telendos
Renowned for sponge fishers, Kalymnos and Tenlendos don't sponge off its visitors. Find out how to visit these unspoiled islands.
Leros
The fine harbor at Lakki has brought visitors to Leros for centuries; it also made it a worthy prize. The British War Cemetary draws many visitors each year.
Lipsi
This beautiful Dodecanese island is still a tourist secret, known to few.
Megisti
This charming little island, also called Castellorizo, draws visitors looking for relaxation.
Nissiros
A Virgin in a Cave and volcanic formations make Nissiros (Nysiros) a fascinating getaway.
Patmos
Visit the Cave of Revelations on the island where St. John stayed.
Rhodes
Rodos, the Island of the Sun, still attracts sunworshippers. Here are links to the best hotels, attractions, and tours.
Samos
Vines and wines, characterize Samos, big enough to be entertaining, yet still not a busy destination despite direct flights from Gatwick. August wine festival.
Symi
A beautiful island nestled near the Turkish coast, offering gorgeous seaside mansions, deep blue sea, and the summer Symi International Festival.
Tilos
Walkers love Tilos with its miles of old mule tracks and charming bays and coves. Tourism is just beginning to discover Tilos -go now.
