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| Karpathos, the second largest island in Dodecanese, is spectacularly beautiful, with wild, rugged landscape, mountainous in the north and fertile in the south, with wildflowers is a paradise for naturalists. Karpathos has extensive beaches with white sands which are often empty. |
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| The island of Karpathos is located between the two well know Greek islands of Rhodes and Crete, with a history dating back to the Minoan era and Mycenean tombs and settlements going back to the second millennium B.C. In the Doric times (1000 BC) it was referred to as Tetrapolis, after the four famous cities, Potideo (Pigadia), Arkessia (the present Arkasa), Vrykous and Nissyros (in the area of Olympos). In the Classic and Hellenistic periods followed the history of the rest of Greece. |
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