Kalymnos is an island of Dodecanese, boasting its unique beauty and distinctive character. It is world famous for sponge fishing and for the marvelous beaches, scattered all around the island. Along with its natural wonders, Kalymnos museums also hold a special place in the hearts of the locals and fascinate travelers. So it is safe …
Already world-famous for its breathtaking caldera views and sunsets, its architecture, local products and cuisine, amazing hotels and still-beating volcanic heart, Santorini has also built a strong brand name in the international wine market. Its aged vines, some as old as 400, unharmed by phylloxera louse which couldn’t survive in the volcanic soil, trained in …
The Medieval element is prevalent in Kalymnos. There are splendid examples of Medieval architecture all over the island, with Kalymnos castles and fortresses depicting a gracious design Meant to offer protection against all intruders and add prestige to anyone watching up high, those castles served a great purpose. And the view from such privileged observatories …
Kalymnos is one of the islands with the richest cave presence. There are in fact sixteen caves scattered all over the island, many of which have been inhabited since antiquity. Given their geomorphology, these limestone caves provide the ultimate spectacle to those interested in eco-tourism. Whether you are an experienced spelunker or just a novice, …
Once you visit Kalymnos, you are instantly swept away by its unique beauty and formidable landscapes. Among the major attractions on the island, there are quite a few wonderful Kalymnos churches you should not miss. In fact, these temples will fascinate you not only due to their devoutness, but also with their architecture and location. …
Pothia is the capital of Kalymnos, as well as its commercial hub and port. It was built in 1850, when the hostile intrusion by the sea stopped. As a result, locals were able to move closer to the sea from the Castle up high and build their settlement without fear of raids. As you walk …
Kos Town is thrilling, as it encompasses the special flair and exceptional character of a timeless masterpiece. Located in the northeastern part of the island, this is the heart of Kos and offers travelers a glimpse at its true essence. There are influences from the Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires, all blended together in …
Kos is an island filled with history’s blessings. It has been inhabited ever since antiquity. In fact, Kos ancient city was founded in 366 BC and is located on the northeastern part of the island. What is interesting is the fact that excavations to reveal the ancient city only began in 1933. After a catastrophic …
Kos is just a breath from the Turkish coasts, which is why the island has gained a mystical aura of the Orient over the years. A special blend of Greece and its eternal blue, along with the spices and aromas of the East. As part of this unique fusion, Lotzias Mosque (or else Loggia Mosque) …
Kalymnos is a beautiful island, located in the southeastern part of the Aegean. Between the islands of Kos and Leros, this is part of Dodecanese and boasts an impressive history. But if you were to select just one thing about Kalymnos, this would definitely be its sponge tradition. Dating back to antiquity, Kalymnos was famous …