Exclusive Boat trips in Dodecanese Archipelago

Symi is one of the pearls of the Dodecanese island chain! Symi stands out from other Greek islands for its beautiful architecture, colorful houses, and relaxed atmosphere. The first thing you notice when approaching Sym by ship are the colorful mansions around the harbor. Symi Harbor is a great place for romantic walks and watching the sunset!

The port is considered the center of the island. There are many small villages and beaches to explore within walking distance.

Symi holidays are ideal for families and couples looking for relaxation away from the noisy crowds.

The town of Symi itself consists of the beautiful settlement of Chorio and its natural harbor of Gialose, each with its own special charm.

Gialos, the port of Symi, is a very picturesque area surrounded by hills and a beautiful town built in an amphitheater. The capital is home to several lovely churches and colorful houses painted in warm pastel colors with beautiful balconies and red roofs. Its interior design is often decorated with wooden carvings since ancient times.

During this two-day trip, you will see two small islands of the Dodecanese archipelago, which stand out for their authenticity and pleasant atmosphere. You can get to know the history, sights and local culture and cuisine of both Symi and Halk. On the way to both islands, you can enjoy quiet and deserted beaches that stand out with their crystal clear and clean water.

Symi is one of the pearls of the Dodecanese island chain! Symi stands out from other Greek islands for its beautiful architecture, colorful houses and relaxed atmosphere. The first thing you notice when approaching Sym by ship are the colorful mansions around the harbor. Symi Harbor is a great place for romantic walks and watching the sunset!

The port is considered the center of the island. There are many small villages and beaches to explore within walking distance.

Symi holidays are ideal for families and couples looking for relaxation away from the noisy crowds.

The town of Symi itself consists of the beautiful settlement of Chorio and its natural harbor of Gialose, each with its own special charm.

Gialos, the port of Symi, is a very picturesque area surrounded by hills and a beautiful town built in an amphitheater style. The capital is home to several lovely churches and colorful houses painted in warm pastel colors with beautiful balconies and red roofs. Its interior design is often decorated with wooden carvings since ancient times.

A clock tower from 1890, which is one of the island’s trademarks, stands at the entrance to the port.

The lower part of Gialos has nice neoclassical buildings from the 19th century and is ideal for walks as they bring together much of Symi’s traditional charm.

One of the main attractions of Symi is the Venetian Castle, built by the Knights of Agios Ioannis in 1407. It stands at the highest point of the settlement and right next to it is the stone church of Kyra Panagia. Unfortunately, the castle was heavily damaged during World War II when the Germans retreated, and today only part of the fortified walls can be seen. Beautiful two-story stone houses have also remained from that time.

Chalki is one of the small Greek islands in the Dodecanese archipelago, located near Rhodes. Still untouched by mass tourism and with beautiful beaches, Halki is an ideal destination for relaxing holidays.

This picturesque tiny island stands out for its traditional architecture, peaceful atmosphere and secluded beaches. The capital of Halki, Greece is Nimporio, a picturesque little village that stretches around the island’s harbor.

Symi is one of the pearls of the Dodecanese island chain! It stands out from other Greek islands for its beautiful architecture, colorful houses and relaxed atmosphere. The first thing you notice when approaching Sym by ship are the colorful mansions around the harbor. Symi Harbor is a great place for romantic walks and watching the sunset!

The port is considered the center of the island. Within walking distance there are many small villages to explore and beaches that stand out with their clean and crystal-clear waters.

Symi holidays are ideal for families and couples looking for relaxation away from the noisy crowds.

The city of Symi itself consists of the beautiful settlement of Chorio and its natural harbor Gialos, each with its own special charm.

Gialos, the port of Symi is a very picturesque area surrounded by hills and a beautiful city built in an amphitheater. The capital is home to several lovely churches and colorful houses painted in warm pastel colors with beautiful balconies and red roofs. Its interior design is often decorated with wooden carvings since ancient times.

A clock tower from 1890, which is one of the island’s trademarks, stands at the entrance to the port.

The lower part of Gialos has nice neoclassical buildings from the 19th century and is ideal for walks as they bring together much of Symi’s traditional charm.

One of the main attractions of Symi is the Venetian Castle, built by the Knights of Agios Ioannis in 1407. It stands at the highest point of the settlement and right next to it is the stone church of Kyra Panagia. Unfortunately, the castle was heavily damaged during World War II when the Germans retreated, and today only part of the fortified walls can be seen. Beautiful two-story stone houses have also remained from that time.

Tilos is one of those tiny Greek islands that fascinates with its isolation. The island of Tilos is still untouched by mass tourism. Thanks to its secluded location and wild nature, Tilos has become an alternative destination for vacations in Greece.

Livadia, the port of the island, is the most touristic place in Tilos. However, Mikro Chorio is the most interesting, it is a so-called abandoned ghost village.

After exploring the villages of Tilos, Greece, you should head to the beach. The beaches of Tilos offer a secluded holiday and are ideal for those who want privacy.

Santorini- Thíra (Θήρα or Σαντορίνη Santoríni in Modern Greek; Thera (Θήρα) in Ancient Greek context) is a small sickle-shaped volcanic island in the southern Aegean Sea about 200 km southeast of mainland Greece and about 100 km north of Crete, the southernmost island of the Cyclades archipelago, The main island of the Thíra archipelago.

The island is mountainous and over 300 meters high. It consists of many places of solidified lava. The inner side of the island is high and larger settlements are located on its crest. Towards the outer side (north, east and south) the island slopes and the beaches on the outer side are low and flat. The color of the beach sand depends on what kind of lava rock is exposed in that place: the island has Red Beach, Black Beach and White Beach. The water temperature is higher on dark beaches because the dark sand collects heat.

Thíra is the remnant of a huge volcanic explosion that destroyed the early settlement and created the current caldera, which includes the smaller islands of Thirasía and Asprónisi in addition to Thíra. The volcanic eruption of Thíra probably destroyed the high culture of Crete in the middle of the 2nd millennium BC. The palace of Knossos, like many other settlements and cities of Crete at the time, was buried under a thick layer of ash.

Excavations began in 1967 under the supervision of Professor Spyridon Marinatos. Only the southern edge of the large city (Akrotiri) was excavated, but a complex of multi-floor buildings, streets and squares and the remains of a city wall up to 8 meters high were found there. It was not a palace like those found in Crete, but the outstanding masonry and beautiful wall paintings show that there were no merchant warehouses either. The fabric weaving workshop found gives reason to assume export-oriented cloth weaving.

At the beginning of the 1st millennium BC, the island received a new settlement: the Dorians. Around 630 BC, the Therians founded the colony of Cyrenaica in Libya. Although the inhabitants of the island were Dorians, Thira was part of the Athenian maritime confederation. In the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC, it was the most important stronghold of the Ptolemaic fleet. At the beginning of the 2nd century BC, another volcanic disaster occurred.

Thíra is popular among tourists due to its natural beauty and nightlife. The earlier name of the island was Kallista (‘the most beautiful’).

Kastellorizo ​​or Megisti is a small but wonderful island, which since ancient times was called Megist (also Meyísti), which means “the biggest”, because it happens to be the largest island of the picturesque cluster that surrounds it. With a total area of ​​11.9 square kilometers, Kastellorizo ​​is a mountainous and rocky island. The colorful capital and harbor are built amphitheatrically around a windless bay on the northwest coast.

There are indeed more than one attraction on the island. Two good examples are Palaiokastro – “Old Castle”, which is located about the middle of the island and was once both the island’s acropolis and an older fortification, while “Kastro” -Castle is in the south-east of the harbor and 200 meters above sea level. In the eastern part of the harbor there is an impressive rock-cut tomb of Iyncea. The museum is housed in an architecturally significant two-story building and houses a rich exhibition of antiquity.

Kastellorizo ​​is full of several churches and monasteries. The island’s patron saints are Constantine and Helen, to whom a church with exceptional architecture is dedicated. It is a three-aisled basilica and dates to 1835. Next to the church is the Santrapia Municipal School, which opened in 1903 and was built under the patronage of Louka Santrape.

The monastery of Püha Jüri is particularly picturesque, with monk cells, cisterns, and a cave-catacomb with a well and a finely worked wooden iconostasis.

Extremely scenic is the “Blue Cave” – ​​a huge sea cave in the southeast of the island, which can only be visited by boat and only when the water is calm.

At first glance, it may seem unbelievable that the Blue Cave of Kastellorizo ​​is of natural origin. The way the sun reflects off the turquoise sea water and envelops the entire cave in blue light seems unearthly but is a completely natural phenomenon. This Greek Island is beautiful both underground and above ground.

Symi is one of the pearls of the Dodecanese island chain! Symi stands out from other Greek islands for its beautiful architecture, colorful houses, and relaxed atmosphere. The first thing you notice when approaching Sym by ship are the colorful mansions around the harbor. Symi Harbor is a great place for romantic walks and watching the sunset!

The port is considered the center of the island. There are many small villages and beaches to explore within walking distance.

Symi holidays are ideal for families and couples looking for relaxation away from the noisy crowds.

The town of Symi itself consists of the beautiful settlement of Chorio and its natural harbor of Gialose, each with its own special charm.

Gialos, the port of Symi, is a very picturesque area surrounded by hills and a beautiful town built in an amphitheater. The capital is home to several lovely churches and colorful houses painted in warm pastel colors with beautiful balconies and red roofs. Its interior design is often decorated with wooden carvings since ancient times.

A clock tower from 1890, which is one of the island’s trademarks, stands at the entrance to the port.

The lower part of Gialos has nice neoclassical buildings from the 19th century and is ideal for walks as they bring together much of Symi’s traditional charm.

One of the main attractions of Symi is the Venetian Castle, built by the Knights of Agios Ioannis in 1407. It stands at the highest point of the settlement and right next to it is the stone church of Kyra Panagia. Unfortunately, the castle was heavily damaged during World War II when the Germans retreated, and today only part of the fortified walls can be seen. Beautiful two-story stone houses have also remained from that time.

Kos is a small but beautiful island on the south coast of Greece next to Turkey.

The island, which is the birthplace of Hippocrates, the founder of medical science, was actually part of a mountain range that broke up into different islands as a result of previous earthquakes. Hercules is said to have personally visited Kos during his travels. Kos was also home to one of the largest markets of the ancient world – the Agora – which attracted merchants from far and near. Today, only the foundations of buildings excavated by archaeologists remain from the former glory of the market, which can also be inspected with your own eyes.

The island has a coastline of 112 kilometers and is characterized by clean sand and sea water. The island has many wild olive and fig trees, numerous citrus, apricot and pomegranate trees. All this gives you the opportunity to enjoy real nature and experience the hospitality and warmth of the Greeks.

The island of Nisyros is still untouched by mass tourism.

The island is popular for the famous Nisyros volcano, the youngest volcano in Greece that is still active.

Apart from its unique geology, Nisyros also has some picturesque little villages. The villages of Mandraki and Nikia in particular stand out for their traditional architecture and magnificent views.

As for the beaches of Nisyros, they are clean and calm and perfect for those who want to enjoy relaxing days by the sea!

Imagine private beaches only accessible by small ship. Imagine an impeccable crew delivering warm, friendly, and professional service. Imagine a secure and private environment.

You will have opportunity to enjoy travelling with traditional wooden boat to one of the most impressive beaches of Rhodes, to Ladiko Bay, Traganou, Kallithea and definitely to the most famous bay of Rhodes- Anthony Quinn Bay.

You’ll have the chance to go swimming from the boat into crystal clear water. 

Also, you can spend romantic evening on the boat and to enjoy amazing sunset in a most romantic way. It is a wonderful option to ask your beloved hand to spend the rest of your life together…