Karpathos Dorpentocht

Agia Kyriaki walking tour from Karpathos

Enjoy a walking tour among the natural beauties of Karpathos, take in the best views of the Aegean sea, and visit the Agia Kyriaki chapel!

Creative Mosaic Workshop in Karpathos

Take part in a fun and relaxing art workshop and bring home your self-made work of art!

Hiking guided tour to the Limniotis cave

Explore the hidden cave of Limniotis, admire the stalagmites and stalactites and enjoy the view of the Aegean sea.

Karpathos Best Beaches Boat Cruise

With its blue coves backed by wild mountains, Karpathos is a destination of choice for those in the know. Set sail for a full day cruise to the island's best and secret beaches – ones that can't even be reached by car. You'll drift along the coast, soak up some sun and cool off with swims at beautifully remote spots on the way.

Karpathos East Coast Boat Trip and Olympos Village Tour

Time-worn Olympos is the jewel in Karpathos' rugged crown. Perched atop a perilous mountain ridge, this hilltop hamlet is a living museum where locals still wear traditional embroidered costumes and ancient ways of life are still very much alive. Sophia, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Olympos is a land apart which existed more or less in isolation for so long that linguists come to study the dialect here, which has ancient roots. Even today, with visitors from all over the globe, locals guard their heritage fiercely. Traditional crafts, music and farming are all an important part of daily life here.' Setting off from Karpathos harbour, we'll cruise along the coast to the port town of Diafani, where a bus will be waiting to whisk you into the arid hills of the northwest to explore the hub of Greek culture and cuisine that is Olympos. Sophia says, ‘It might be small, but there's lots to see. Craft workshops, a museum, historic windmills and several tiny Orthodox churches are scattered through town. Don't miss the richly decorated Ekklisía Koimíseos tis Theotókou church.' After free time to explore the pastel-blue and beige alleys of Olympos and perhaps have some lunch, enjoy those dazzling views down to the sea one last time before the return transfer to Diafani. Here, you'll have some time to stroll the seaside promenade, watch the boats come and go as you relax with a drink in a bar or head to the beach for a dip. Next, it's back on board the boat for the return trip to Karpathos Town.

Saria Island Cruise & Shore Explore Experience

Named after an ancient Greek princess said to be as beautiful as Helen of Troy – the face that launched a thousand ships – Saria is one drop-dead gorgeous Dodecanese Island. Cruise across to this uninhabited island where the day is yours to swim in bluer-than-blue bays, sunbathe on footprint-free sands, or hike along the coast.

Scuba diving in the Karpathos, Greece

With its warm waters, colourful caverns and an abundance of marine life, the Karpathian Sea makes a great place to scuba dive. Whether this is your first dive or your fifth, you'll take to the waters to discover what lies beneath with an experienced guide.

Karpathos Village Tour

Karpathos comes with a string of traditional towns and hillside hamlets to explore. And you'll see a selection of the very best on this tour. You'll visit the highest village on the island, sip Greek coffee with the locals, and eat lunch in Lefkos, too. Other highlights include an open-air agricultural museum in Piles.