Kimolos

Nestled in the Aegean Sea, the Greek island of Kimolos is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. With its untouched natural beauty, charming villages, and crystal-clear waters, Kimolos offers a serene and authentic Greek island experience.

Kimolos boasts a diverse and breathtaking natural landscape that captivates visitors from the moment they set foot on its shores. The island is characterized by its rugged coastline, dotted with stunning coves and secluded beaches. Pristine white sand beaches such as Prassa and Bonatsa are perfect for sunbathing and swimming in the azure waters. For those seeking tranquility, the hidden gems of Aliki and Monastiria offer a peaceful retreat away from the crowds.

Inland, Kimolos reveals a picturesque countryside adorned with colorful wildflowers and olive groves. Nature enthusiasts can explore the island's network of hiking trails, which lead to panoramic viewpoints and hidden valleys. The highlight of any visit to Kimolos is undoubtedly its volcanic landscape. The island is home to the famous "Skiadi," a massive mushroom-shaped rock formation that stands as a testament to its volcanic origins.

Kimolos is not only blessed with natural beauty but also with charming traditional villages that exude an authentic Greek island ambiance. The main village, Chorio, is a labyrinth of narrow alleys, whitewashed houses, and vibrant bougainvillea. Stroll through its streets and discover hidden squares, quaint churches, and traditional tavernas serving delicious local cuisine.

The island's cultural heritage is deeply rooted in its history, which dates back to ancient times. The Archaeological Museum of Kimolos, located in Chorio, showcases a collection of artifacts that provide insight into the island's past. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the medieval castle, known as the Kastro, which offers panoramic views of the island and the surrounding sea. Embark on a journey to Kimolos and discover the hidden treasures of the Aegean Sea.

►The main region of Kimolos Island is Horio.
 

How To Get There

 
The first step is to fly to Athens International Airport, which serves as the main gateway to Greece. From there, you can choose between two options: ferry or domestic flight.
If you prefer a scenic journey, opt for the ferry. Ferries depart regularly from Piraeus Port in Athens and arrive at Kimolos after a picturesque voyage through the Aegean Sea. The duration of the ferry ride varies depending on the type of vessel, ranging from four to seven hours. It is advisable to check the ferry schedules in advance, as they may vary depending on the season.

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