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Although its interior remains closed to visitors, it’s one of the top attractions on Tilos, thanks to the various prominent paleontological findings discovered here.

This practically includes the island’s protected ecosystem, flora and fauna, which form part of the Natura 2000 network.

Tilos’ number one pilgrimage centre is located at a very scenic spot on the island, with superb views.

Visit Tilos’ castles and enjoy the scenery and their view.

Boat connections are available from Tilos to Nisyros, Symi, Chalki and Rhodes (ideal for a day trip), as well as other Dodecanese islands (Astypalea, Kalymnos, Kos and Kastelorizo).

Situated close to the capital of Megalo Chorio, this settlement was founded in the 15th c by the Knights of St John and abandoned in the late 50s

Symi is famous for its abundant and delicious fresh fish & sea food and, most of all, for the tiny simian shrimp.

It’s considered as one of the most successful cultural attractions in the Dodecanese.

Visit more sites of archaeological and cultural interest on Symi.

They are located at the island’s north, not far from the capital.