Dodecanese
in Greece

Scattered between mainland Greece and the Turkish coast, the Dodecanese islands offer a captivating blend of history, spirituality and understated glamour. From the monastery-crowned island of Patmos and elegant Symi to colourful Halki and medieval Rhodes, this archipelago rewards travellers seeking authenticity, crystal-clear waters and a slower, more contemplative pace of life.

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Halki

Proving that size is of no importance Halki, the smallest island in the Dodecanese, has 11 square metres ripe with natural beauty. Colourful buildings, tavernas rustling up traditional Mediterranean favourites, turquoise-watered pebbles beaches and the warmth of the people make it a place teeming with charm and character. Island lovers, sun-seekers, backpackers and escapists: this is the spot for you.

Patmos

Known as the island of the Apocalypse, this small, hourglass-shaped pocket near the Turkish coast in the Aegean is steeped in spiritual significance. Whilst pilgrims have visited for centuries, today, the island's slower pace makes it an ideal getaway for those wanting to truly switch off. Find elegant whitewashed villages, hidden coves, and a truly exceptional food scene.

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Dodecanese in Greece

Halki

Patmos

Dodecanese
in Greece