Karpathos

Karapathos, the second largest island in the Dodecanese, is renowned for its lush landscapes, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. The island is located in the “Karpathian Sea,” a picturesque stretch of the Aegean known for its scenic beauty. Karapathos is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, with numerous rare bird species and other protected animals thriving on the island.

Karapathos is the perfect destination for those seeking a blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and modern amenities. The island’s well-equipped ports, rich historical sites, and stunning landscapes make it an ideal stop for both cruise ships and yacht owners.

Easily accessible from all neighboring islands, Karapathos is also served by its own airport, ensuring convenient travel connections for both visitors and locals. The island is a treasure trove of historical and cultural attractions. The Arkasa Folklore and Archaeological Museum is a must-see, showcasing artifacts from the archaeological site of the Arkessia Acropolis. Additionally, the Karapathos Archaeological Museum, located in the island’s capital, Pigadia, offers a deep dive into the island’s ancient past, housed in a historic building of the Karapathos Prefecture.

Another unique attraction is the Outdoor Agricultural Museum in the village of Pyles, designed to provide an authentic and realistic portrayal of daily life on Karapathos, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the island’s agricultural heritage.