Leros

Villages in Leros

alinda

Alinda is one of the most popular coastal settlements on Leros, located in a beautiful bay with lush greenery and calm waters. It is a well-known tourist area, especially for visitors seeking relaxed ...

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krithoni

Krithoni is a small coastal settlement on Leros, located very close to Agia Marina and Alinda. It sits in a calm bay with a pleasant natural environment and is part of the island's more populated and ...

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vromolithos

Vromolithos is one of the most popular coastal settlements on Leros, located very close to Agia Marina. It sits in a beautiful bay with clear waters and is one of the most developed tourist areas on t...

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platanos

Platanos is one of the oldest and most characteristic settlements on Leros, built amphitheatrically on the slopes below the Castle of Panagia. It was the island's former capital and retains a strong t...

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xirokampos

Xirokampos is one of the most well-known coastal destinations on Leros, located on the southeastern side of the island. It sits in an open bay with a beautiful natural landscape and is considered one ...

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agia marina

Agia Marina is one of the main and most picturesque settlements on Leros Island, built around the natural harbor of Agios Nikolaos. It serves as one of the main gateways to the island, as ferry connec...

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partheni

Partheni is located on the northern side of Leros and is best known for hosting the island's airport. It is a quiet area with open landscapes, low-density development, and direct access to the sea.The...

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blefoutis

Blefoutis is one of the most beautiful and well-known beaches on Leros, located near the areas of Alinda and Agia Marina. It is known for its clear turquoise waters and peaceful natural surroundings, ...

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About Leros

Leros is a Greek island located in the southeastern Aegean Sea, part of the Dodecanese group, between Patmos and Kalymnos. It is known for its quiet atmosphere, natural bays, and interesting 20th-century history.

The island features a deeply indented coastline with numerous sheltered harbors, neoclassical buildings, and small traditional villages. Leros also has historical significance due to its strategic role during World War II, with remnants such as fortifications and military structures still visible today.

Today, Leros is a destination for low-key tourism. It attracts visitors seeking tranquility, diving, sailing, history exploration, and an authentic Greek island experience away from mass tourism.

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