Kalymnos

Kalymnos

Kalymnos is an island of the Dodecanese in the Aegean Sea and is located south of Leros. Ιt has been inhabited since the Neolithic era and is surrounded by small islands.

Kalymnos is an island of the Dodecanese in the Aegean Sea and is located south of Leros. Ιt has been inhabited since the Neolithic era and is surrounded by small islands. The island has an archaeological museum, with a reference point the “Lady of Kalymnos”, a maritime museum, a museum of marine finds and a folklore museum. Kalymnos is today famous for one thing in particular: its rocky landscape the island has shaped up to be a top clambing destination and already counts many climbing clubs. The International Climbing Festival is taking place every year in Kalymnos. The best seaside resorts are located on the western side of the island, in Myrties, Kantouni, and Emporios, you’ll find many hotels, studios, and apartments. One of the must things to do is a trip to the neighboring island of Tenedos, is a tiny remote island that boasts an incredible natural landscape. You’ll find many naturists beaches, secluded coves, and traditional settlements- the perfect place to relax away from the bright lights.

Where to head next?

Keep exploring the best of Greece! After Kalymnos, the top destinations to visit are Kos, Rhodes, and Astipalaia.

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