Karpathos is the second largest island in the Dodecanese complex, after Rhodes. The island's charms include the landscapes, the villages and the beaches. Basically a mountain range jutting out from the sea, Karpathos offers spectacular views of the Aegean from anywhere on the road that connects Pigadia, the capital, in the south, and Diafani, the secondary harbour, in the north.
Karpathos The island's villages are traditional, with wonderful architecture and charming little, picturesque narrow streets. Although Spoa, Mesochori and Pigadia are beautiful, unspoilt Aegean settlements, Olimpos in the north, is an absolute must-see and one of the most spectacular sights of the Aegean Sea. He working windmills, the brightly-coloured houses, the cliff-hanging restaurants and the unique food served here make Olimpos an absolute delight. You should visit the ruins of St. Fotini church and the cave of god Poseidon. In Menetes village it is worth visiting the church of Virgin Mary, the Byzantine churches of St. Mama and St. Antonios as well as the archeological collection of findings of the area. The island features spectacular swimming and diving.

Astipalea is a beautiful and romantic island of Dodecanese complex that attracts more Greek tourists than foreigners . It is a nearly divided in two smaller islands island with many marvelous sandy beaches, very interesting caves and many well preserved ancient ruins. Although being a part of the Dodecanese group, Astipalea looks like a Circadian island because of the wild landscapes and the numerous
churches built on each side of the island. Do not miss a visit to the capital of Astipalea, Chora, with its beautifuAstypaleal white washed houses and a Venetian castle crowning it, and a visit to the windmills, as well as the small port of Maltezana , especially between 7 and 9 p.m. when fishermen return and sell fish and crayfish straight from their boats. Visit the churches of Panagias (Virgin Mary), Saint George and Panagia Portaitissa, a 250 years old church. Visit the settlement Livadi, the most fertile area of the island with vineyards, orange-groves and tangerine-trees. Swim to the beach of Tzanaki and take a tour by a cacique to the lagoon Vathi.

Kasos stands between Crete and Karpathos. It is the southern island of the Dodecanese group with ancient history and unique traditions. It is mainly rocky and the few sandy beaches are rich in natural sights. Kasos offers tourist facilities for visitors who want to have relaxing and tranquil holidays. According to the latest findings,
it has been proven that Kasians took part in the Trojan War under the leadership of Kos Island. Trade activities were flourishing because of the gift of the Kasians to be excellent navy men. Kasos was reunited with Greece in 1948 (after the Greek revolution of 1821 against the Ottoman Domination) like the rest of the Dodecanese Islands. Don't miss to visit the archaeological collection of Fri and the impressive caves of Selai and Ellininokamara.