The island of Symi is one of the most beautiful small islands in Greece. Here we will find many interesting places and traditional architecture characteristic of this region. Agios Georgios Bay is the most beautiful bay with incredible views and a wonderful sea climate. This miracle of nature is immortalized on more than one postcard. Colorful houses, narrow streets, charming Port Gialos and numerous taverns and cafes. It is worth visiting the beautiful Orthodox church. In addition, numerous beaches with breathtaking views.

Symi is a small island that belongs to the Dodecanese island complex and it is located north of the island of Rhodes.
Agiou Georgiou Bay

Agios Georgios Bay i is one of the most picturesque and famous bays in the Dodecanese, with longest and most spectacular beach on the island because of the vertical rock on the site. It is accessible only by sea.
Symi Town (Ano Symi)

Symi Town is the capital of the island of Symi. It lies in the north of the island, on the slopes of a hill on a beautiful bay. Sailboats from Kos and Rhodes arrive here daily. Symi Town is actually two villages, Ano Symi and Gialos. Ano Symi is the upper town, while Gialos is the village by the sea. Together they form a beautiful town with all kinds of ochre and salmon-colored buildings topped with red ceramic roofs.
Yachts and sailboats are a familiar sight in the harbor. It’s always busy here in summer. You find wonderful climate buildings located here have been transformed into shops, restaurants and cafeterias.
Attractions in Symi town:
- The Knight’s Castle on the highest point of the upper town (Ano Symi).
- The stone bridge at the harbor.
- The clock tower on the harbor.
Kali Strata

The Kali Strata Staircase is a 500 stone staircase that connects the port with the village of Chorio on the Greek island of Symi. The steps are a well-maintained path that offers views of the island’s architecture and landscape. The backdrop of the blue steps is a great place to take pictures of both the steps and the views from the stairs.
Monastery of St. Archangel Michael of Panormit

The Panormitis Monastery of Archangel Michael is a significant religious attraction on the island. Its construction dates back to the 15th century and is dedicated to Archangel Michael, which is believed to have been built on the ruins of an ancient temple.
It is a pilgrimage site for believers from Greece and other countries who come here to seek blessings and offer prayers to the patron saint. On special days, visitors to the monastery are offered food and wine, which creates a festive and friendly atmosphere.
Agia Marina

Agia Marina is an independent, rocky island with crystal clear waters, which is located in the chapel of Agia Marina. It is accessible on foot or by boat – taxi. However, one can swim in the clear blue waters up to the island opposite and enjoy the magic of the landscape. The waters are crystal clear, ideal for diving and very safe for children.
Pedi

Located 2 km from the town lies the picturesque coastal village of Pedi. It is a verdant village by olive trees, vineyards and fruit trees, which has a lovely beach. The settlement is well developed tourist has hotels and rooms for rent. And this has been declared a traditional settlement.
Beaches:

Most beaches in Symi are in short walking distance from each other or they can be accessed by boat. Some have umbrellas and taverns along the shore, while others are totally secluded. Nos, Pedi Nimporio and Panormitis are the most popular beaches on Simi island, however there are many coves in between to enjoy total solitude.