Built in 1861, the Church of Agios Nikolaos is the protector of the island and boasts the highest bell tower in the Dodecanese. If you think the exterior is astonishing, wait until you step inside.
Chances are you may not just stumble across this jewellery store-cum-souvenir hotspot; to say it's tucked away is an understatement. Though you can find the usual fridge magnets and paper weights, what Queen of Halki does best is jewellery crafted from stones and natural materials from the island.
When in Greece! A gyros is essential. Ever-so fluffy pita delicately wrapped around pork, chicken or halloumi and topped with lashings of garlicky-tzatziki and greek salad. An easy meal, yes. But a delicious one, most definitely.
A spinach pie a day keeps the doctor away or, in this case, the taste buds duly satisfied. Pop by Dimitri's for your breakfast fill, a loaf of freshly baked bread and your daily catch-up with fellow islanders.
If the location is anything to go by, then a visit to Valantis won't disappoint. With views across the harbour, watch the comings and goings whilst tucking in to some wondrously-delicious moussaka.