Symi, an island in the corner of Greece with a unique architecture, pristine beaches, a fascinating history that goes back to prehistoric ages and a welcoming hospitality are the basic ingredients of an experience you will never forget.
Symi is the 8th in size island in the the Dodecanese island chain, situated about 41km from Rhodes. It’s a protected archaeological site in it’s entirety with over 150 positions of interest, dating back from the prehistoric era. The island is decorated by its neoclassic mansions with their hand drawn ceilings and colourful exteriors, that once housed the first families of ship owners and sponge divers and an outstanding number of over 350 monasteries.
