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Astypalea
- Short introduction Astypalea is a quite large (97 km2 - about 1.000 people), isolated, not very touristic, hilly island just in between the Cyclades and the Dodecanese, of which it is officially a part. Astypalea has got nice and quiet beaches and some sightseeing, like a Venetian Castle and some interesting caves. |
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Patmos -
Short introduction The "Jerusalem of the Aegean" is one way of describing Patmos or Patnos, as it was referred to in one 5th century inscription. Patmos, situated between Leros and Ikaria, is a mountainous island with rocky soil and an abundance of small coves. Patmos's indented coastline conceals a host of lovely beaches. Among the favourites are Grigos, Kallikatsou, Psili Ammos and Diakofti. |
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Leros
- Short introduction This is Leros, the island of Artemis, an island of castles and Byzantine churches. With its picturesque dwellings and mansions and its buildings at Lakki from the Italian occupation, not only imposing but unique in all Europe; this is all coupled with its secure anchorages and superb coastline. |
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Kos - Short
Introduction Kos is one of the most touristic places in Greece. The fact that the climate is mild most of the year, taken together with the long hours of sunshine, the vast beaches, the enormous historical interest and the attractiveness of the city of Kos have gradually raised the island to the level of an international tourist centre. |
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Karphatos - Short
Introduction The island of Karpathos is located between the two well know Greek islands of Rhodes and Crete. Its magnificent beaches, its secluded small bays, its imposing mountain peaks make of Karpathos an authentic pure natural beauty.
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Symi - Short
Introduction Symi is a small but quite hilly island just eight miles by six, with a mountain called 'Vigla' (2020ft) in the centre. It nestles inside Turkey's rugged coastline. It is easily reached by ferry from Rhodes or Kos. |
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