Discover the history behind the Greek islands...
The Dodecanese group consists of twelve major islands, Astipalea, Kalymnos, Karpathos, Kassos, Kastelorizo, Kos, Lipsi, Leros, Nisyros, Patmos, Rhodes, Symi and a number of smaller islands, each with its distinctive features and peculiarities. It is an enchanted world where the sun paints pictures and the sea gives life.
Rhodes to Mykonos
Cultural Sightseeing
Beach
Island Hopping
Nightlife
June – September
to Symi
24 nm
14 knots
2 hours
Enjoy the large variety of beaches around the island – St Nicholas Beach, Marathounda Beach, Nanou Beach, Pedi Beach and more.
Visit the Panormitis Monastery to learn about the history of the Monastery as well as the fishing community on Symi. It provides a peaceful and panoramic view of the city.
to Nisyros
32 nm14 knots2 hours
Visit the Nisyros Volcano and see the active caldera with craters, fumes and sulphur deposits – one of nature’s wonders.
to Kos
18 nm14 knots1 hour
Visit the Asklepion - a beautiful historic venue to visit with plenty of opportunities to learn about the history of the area.
Spend the morning around Eleftherias Square in Kos Town and stroll by the market and shops.
to Kalymnos
15 nm14 knots1 hour
Drop by the Agios Savvas Monastery and get a lovely vantage point to see the Pothia Chora and Kos.
Visit the Archaeological Museum of Kalymnos and discover the artifacts that have been found on the island and in the nearby seas.
to Patmos
30 nm14 knots2 hours
Visit the Cave of Apocalypse, the historical site where St John wrote the Book of Revelations.
Pay a visit to the little picturesque village Chora Patmos – you will find narrow cobblestone streets, beautiful shops, local cafes and restaurants.
to Mykonos
60 nm14 knots4 hours
Drop by the Rarity Gallery where you will find intriguing contemporary pieces of artwork.
Spend a great night out at Cavo Paradiso or the chic Rapsody in Mykonos
Stroll through the renowned Matoyianni Street and discover the wide variety of shops and cafes that Mykonos has to offer!