This one day tour visits three beautiful islands, Kalymnos, Pserimos, & Plati.
Kalymnos is the island of sponge divers.
The island is ideal for visitors looking for an off-the-beaten-path...
This one day tour visits three beautiful islands, Kalymnos, Pserimos, & Plati.
Kalymnos is the island of sponge divers.
The island is ideal for visitors looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience holiday close to the nature and to simple, hospitable people.
The island’s capital, Kalymnos or Pothia, is on the north side of the island. It was built in 1850 after the former capital, Horio, was abandoned. Finds from excavations indicate that Kalymnos has been settled since antiquity.
The town is perched on a hill. On the top of the hill, the famous Castle of Chryssohera (The Castle of Our Lady with the Golden Hands), with the church of the same name, dominates the area.
In the heart of the town there are notable churches, such as Christ the Saviour and Christ of Jerusalem, and there are also traditional workshops displaying the sponge-making process.
The port, Kalymnos or Pothia hosts an archaeological museum where collections testify the island’s long history is shown. Close by, is the Nymphs Cave, where, according to legend, seven young girls hid to avoid captivity by pirates.
Pserimos Island, it’s a tinny fishing Island with a charming beach and has a small number of souvenir store as well as typical tavern. Luckily this Island offer a best sandy beach place to relax or enjoying swim under the sunshine
The cruise takes place on a traditional boat and begins
from Kos Harbor, at 10:00 hrs.
We dock at the port in the town of Pothia on Kalymnos
Island of sponges. You'll have the opportunity to see
yourself how natural sponges are processed, beginning
with the history and techniques of local fishermen. You will
have free time for lunch in a Kalymnos Taverna
Leaving Kalymnos, the boat sails on to the next destination; the small island
of Plati, which has a population of 2! Where you can enjoy a swim in the
crystal clear waters.
The last island of this cruise is Pserimos, a rocky island with a white, sandy
beach, and small, friendly traditional cafes.
The boat departs from Pserimos and the “three islands cruise” ends at Kos
harbor at about 17:15h.
Please note that this description can be changed, depending on which boat
is used. Some boats go to Pserimos island first.