As they are located at quite a distance from mainland
Greece, the Dodecanese Islands have their own character.
Having been influenced by many civilizations, their
architecture is different from that of the rest of
the Aegean islands, bearing testimony to the many civilisations
that have influenced them, which nonetheless differ
between themselves. The landscapes of some are abundantly
green, while others are bare and infertile, some are
cosmopolitan and others are unaffected by fashion and
trends, offering travellers countless options.
The island of Patmos is considered
one of the most impressive due to its magnificent untamed
beauty which is present in each and every corner. It
is also described as the “Island of the Apocalypse”,
since it was here that St. John the Evangelist wrote
the Apocalypse. The unique castle-monastery dominating
the captivating main town of the island is a sight worth
seeing, while the bays and the little virgin islands
surrounding Patmos offer a wonderful alternative proposal
to those who enjoy quiet beaches with blue, transparent
waters.
here is the largest expanse of terra firma of
the Dodecanese, which is also known as the sunlit island.
Rhodes is a destination that has much to offer. The exquisite
sea, the medieval town that leaves visitors breathless,
the unique in the world forest of the butterflies, the
unceasing night life and, above all, the feeling of being
in a place filled with historical significance.
Its good climate, unique beaches and excellent
tourist infrastructure render Kos one of the most frequented
islands of the Aegean Sea. In addition, on its endless
beaches one can take up any sea sport, from ski to autonomous
diving and hang-gliding with a high-speed watercraft
or even a kayak!
Though it is quite large, the island of Pythagoras
has retained its impressive tranquillity throughout the
ages. Green and blue are the dominating colours of the
landscape, while the numerous beaches with white sand,
picturesque villages, traditional harbours and the vineyards
which yield the famous sweet wine of Samos, attract visitors
from all over the world.
As you enter the port of this little island,
you will remain speechless. Picturesque and beautiful,
Kastelorizo offers visitors tranquillity above all else.
Its port is said to be the best natural port in the Mediterranean,
while the houses are spread out across the beach against
an impressive background of red rock.
Beautiful Symi continues to maintain the aura
of the civilizations that developed on this island. The
neoclassical buildings touch the water, while the coastline
is dotted with capes, bays and harbours, making exploration
by yacht a real pleasure.
