Kimolos, Small but wonderful!

Welcome to Kimolos, a place of rich natural beauty that invites you to explore it.At the heart of the village lies the medieval castle, a fortified marvel housing the Folklore Museum. Step inside to admire relics of historical importance, keeping the island's folk heritage alive.

Discover the Archaeological Museum in a traditional two-storey building, just opposite the Panagia Odigitria church. Delve into Kimolos' ancient history, spanning countless centuries.

Visit Goupa Kara, a captivating seaside settlement boasting houses carved into rocks and protective sea wires for boats, offering an unparalleled view of natural splendor.

Kimolos is home to magnificent centuries-old churches, including the oldest on the island, the Church of Christ, and the iconic Church of Panagia Odigitria. Don't miss the natural wonder of Skiadi, a monumental stone formation resembling a colossal mushroom, nestled amidst hills and meadows.

Indulge in the turquoise waters of Polyaigos, the Gerakia and Pelekiti caves, Sufi beach, and the invigorating hot springs of Agioklimos. While accessible beaches are few, Prasa, Dekas, and Kalamitsi await your arrival for a serene seaside escape.

Uncover the allure of Kimolos, where nature's grandeur and cultural treasures create an unforgettable journey of exploration and tranquility.

Enjoy the excellent cuisine in Kimolos

With the raw materials of their place, the locals prepare in the taverns and restaurants great tomato meatballs with sun-dried tomatoes and mountain capers, local delicious goats with bun (pasta reminiscent of tagliatelle), saganaki and melopites.

Do not leave the island if you haven’t tried the ladenia, the local pizza with tomato and onion, but also their famous cheese pie.