A Symi kayak tour takes you along the coast of Symi in a sea kayak, with a picnic lunch and a snorkel stop on the way. Every other trip in the country is listed from our Greece Tours homepage. Below you find the tour to book, the launch point, the route, the fitness level, the … Read more
Agios Vasilios is a remote pebble beach on the southwest coast of Symi, set in a double bay below bare hills. Two coves sit side by side under dry slopes, with grey pebbles along the water and no road to the shore. Walkers reach the bay on old stone paths from Chorio, a route of … Read more
Agios Emilianos is a small whitewashed chapel that stands on a tiny islet just off the west coast of Symi, in the Dodecanese. A short stone causeway links the islet to the shore, and visitors cross it on foot to reach the chapel door. The islet sits in a sheltered bay with clear, calm water … Read more
The Monastery of the Archangel Michael Roukouniotis is the oldest monastery on Symi, an island in the Dodecanese between Kos and Rhodes. Known in Greek as Taxiarchis Michail Roukouniotis, it stands in the hills southwest of Chorio, the upper village above the harbour. The complex honours the Archangel Michael, the Taxiarch and commander of the … Read more
Agia Marina is a small beach on the northeast coast of Symi, set near the fishing bay of Pedi. A tiny islet lies a short distance offshore, and a white chapel of Agia Marina stands on the rock. Swimmers reach the islet by wading through shallow water or by a short swim across the channel. … Read more
Nanou is one of the largest beaches on the east coast of Symi, set at the mouth of a green valley of pine and tamarisk. Grey pebbles line the long shore, and the water drops away fast into deep, clear blue. Most visitors arrive by taxi-boat from Gialos, the main harbour, on a ride of … Read more
Marathounta is a quiet pebble bay on the southeast coast of Symi, set well back from the harbour town. The wide cove opens toward the sea, framed by dry hills where goats graze above the shore. A single taverna stands back from the pebbles, the one building on the bay, with sunbeds and tamarisk shade … Read more
Toli is a remote sandy-pebble bay on the northwest coast of Symi, set in a wide inlet backed by bare hills. Coarse sand and pebbles line the shore, and the water runs clear, calm and sheltered from the open sea. A rough unpaved road drops to Toli from Chorio, the upper village, better with a … Read more
Agios Nikolaos is a sandy beach on the east side of Symi, set across Pedi bay from the fishing village of Pedi. The cove ranks among the rare genuinely sandy beaches on this rocky Dodecanese island. Shallow, calm, clear water fringes the sand, which draws families with young children through the warm season. A small … Read more
Agios Georgios Dysalona is a small pebble beach on the east coast of Symi, set beneath a sheer rock cliff. The cliff rises about 300 metres straight from the sea, framing a narrow band of grey pebble at the waterline. No road reaches the cove, so a taxi-boat or excursion boat from Gialos carries every … Read more
Nos beach is the closest beach to the harbour of Symi Town, the swimming spot for visitors staying in Gialos. The pebble cove sits north of the port, reached by a flat coastal path in ten to fifteen minutes on foot. No boat or bus stands between the quay and the sand, since the walkway … Read more
Nimborio is a small settlement and beach on the northwest side of Symi, set across the bay from the harbour of Gialos. The name also appears as Emborios or Nimborios on maps and signs. A shingle and pebble shore lines the waterfront, backed by tamarisk trees and a scatter of waterside tavernas and rooms. The … Read more