Greece

Exploring the Greek Dodecanese Islands

Popular Blue Cruise destinations in the Dodecanese region of Greece

This page was updated on Mar 4, 2021 1:27 PM
hilltop view overlooking recreational boats anchored in a small bay

Alimia

If you've ever dreamt of escaping to a desert island, this is the place you need to be. Located between the islands of Halki and Rhodes, and virtually uninhabited - except by sheep and donkeys.

Alimia
aerial view of castle ruins on an otherwise barren peninsula on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey

Halki

Home to dozens of churches and shrines, and about 300 people, this picturesque Greek island boasts the reputation as being the Greek Island of Friendship. It is also the source of the BEST ice cream in the Mediterranean.

Halki
water taxi passing in front of the King's Tombs at Dalyan on a golden autumn afternoon

Kastellorizo / Meis

Although it's only located a few kilometers off the coast of Turkey, this colourful island town surrounding the harbour has the distinct look and feel of Greece.

Kastellorizo
sign welcoming visitors to Turkey's Valley of the Butterflies

Lindos

White houses and buildings form a confusing labyrinth, but there's no better way to pass the time than trying to find your way around this charming Greek village with its imposing acropolis.

Lindos
statue of a harbour seal on display in the harbour at Datça

Panormitis

Located on the southern end of the island of Symi, the small settlement of Panormitis is home to the Monastery of Archangel Michael of Panormitis and several maritime museums.

Panormitis
aerial view of Gemiler Island with its distinctive church ruins, and boats anchored in the turquoise water around the island

Rhodes Town

Everyone's favourite medieval walled city in Greece. Rhodes Town is actually comprised of two parts - the Old Town (the walled city) and the New Town (which surrounds it).

Rhodes Town
single gulet anchored at a small island surrounded by crystal clear turquoise water

Symi

A quintessentially Greek town where life focuses on the harbour - and all the sea provides.

Symi