Symi

A tiny island only an hour ferry ride from Rhodes, Simi Greece distinguishes for its picturesque architecture and the relaxing atmosphere. Especially the main town is a true marvel, with brown and yellow houses constructed on the slopes of a hill and offering fantastic view to the sea. Lovely villages and beaches are found in a walking distance from the port, offering nice chances for hiking. An interesting places to visit in Simi is the Monastery of Taxiarches, on the south of the island, that is considered the protector of the locals. 

Simi Town impresses visitors with the amphitheatrical architecture, the earth colours and the paved steets along a hillside. Another village on Simi is Panormitis, famous for the Monastery of Archangel Michael. Many hotels and accommodation are located around these villages. 

Nos Beach Simi: Simi is famous not only for its unique colourful diversity but also for the pretty areas one can easily access from the town, either by bus or boat. One of the regions that contributes to its excellent reputation is Nos (which means Nautical Club of Simi). The beach combines the peaceful landscape and several modern facilities for tourists to enjoy a relaxing and pleasant holiday. Nos is cleaner and more secluded than the beach next to the harbour area but not as isolated as Nimborios beach. 

Pedi Beach Simi: Pedi bay offers number of consecutive beaches and bays and is a beautiful area to visit. It is located only a couple of kilometres from Simi Town. Pedi is ideal for the crystalline waters and the lovely surrounding that makes this area one of the much preferred destinations in Simi. The beach is quite stony but the waters are quite transparent and beautiful for all ages.

Panormitis Beach Simi: Panormitis is one of the ports of Simi, very easy to reach, boats can take you there, and it is also reachable on foot. Panormitis is one of the most picturesque areas of the island where many boats arrive on a daily basis with a great number of tourists who are mostly interested in visiting the Monastery of Panormitis located right on the seafront.