When it comes to food, the island offers great dining options. One can taste fresh fish and seafood as well as various traditional dishes with the company of ouzo or raki. On the other hand, when it comes to entertainment, Symi does not have a vibrant nightlife. It is a more laid-back destination, and visitors come here to admire the island’s unique character that remains unspoiled. A few bars are scattered along the main town of Symi and in the greater area around it. It’s not boring but, not recommended if you are looking for a party destination!

Charter a private yacht and visit this tiny island of Dodecanese; Halki is a relaxing place for a day trip. Halki is a place to enjoy long walks and secluded beaches. The only town is Nimporio, a picturesque place that surrounds the main port of the island. The beach promenade of Nimporio is lined up with cafés and taverns, while a small bus departs for beaches around the island, mostly for Potamos Beach. Holidays in Halki are ideal if you are looking for Greek islands off the beaten track.

BY AIRPLANE – Regular domestic flights operate to Rhodes International Airport connecting the island with all major Greek airports as well as with other European airports. Ask us to book a seat for you to discover this lovely island!

BY FERRY – There are ferries from Piraeus to Symi 3 times a week, but the trip is long (about 20 hours). The best way to travel is to fly to Rhodes and then take the local ferry to Symi which is only one hour.