Boutique Hotels in Kalymnos Island
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Boutique Hotels in Kalymnos Island

Kalymnos is also greener than most of its neighbours, cradling fertile valleys and verdant enclaves. Add the enticing, car-free islet of Telendos, immediately offshore, and you have a compelling destination. To do it justice, you’ll need to allow at least three days, and ideally rent your own transport.

The principal port on Kalymnos, Pothia is by far the island’s largest town. As well as curving for 2km around its south-facing bay, it also stretches back up and over a low hill towards the west coast. Framed by a backdrop of brooding mountains, it’s a functional harbour rather than a resort, but the waterfront is garlanded with tavernas and kafeneia, where nut-brown fishermen nurse retsinas, while the intricate labyrinth of whitewashed alleyways behind holds some splendid old mansions and an excellent museum.

Three lively and nominally distinct little resorts line the west coast of Kalymnos, facing Telendos islet across 800m of generally placid sea. Both Myrties and Masouri have attractive beaches, with the strand at Masouri being larger and sandier. Beyond the Telendos ferry quay in Myrties, the west-coast road is a one-way loop.