Travel to Halki, the sanctuary of soul and body

Just moments away from Rhodes, nestled in the southeast Aegean, is Halki, the picturesque island of the Dodecanese. Despite its small size, Halki boasts stunning natural beauty, vibrant architecture, and pristine golden-sand beaches, making it a sought-after destination and a true haven of serenity. The island's capital, Nimborio, is a unique amphitheatrical settlement adorned with well-preserved neoclassical mansions that paint a captivating picture. Quaint cobbled streets and charming squares invite exploration and create a warm ambiance.

Nimborio is home to impressive landmarks, including the grand City Hall with its Clock Tower and the picturesque church of Agios Nikolaos. Venture a few kilometers away to discover the ruins of the Knights' Castle and the deserted old capital, the Village, offering breathtaking views of the Carpathian Sea. Immerse yourself in Halki's natural beauty, unwind on the white sandy beaches, and embark on a boat trip to the enchanting islet of Alimia. Let Halki weave its magic and forever hold a special place in your heart.

Food and local cuisine

The local cuisine in Halki is full of delicious local specialties, from pure products. Leading the way are fish and fresh seafood, as well as meat, cooked in various traditional ways. The cheese products of the island are exceptional, as well as the pure honey and the local sweets. Try dishes such as traditional Halki spaghetti, shrimp and goat ofto with rice.

When to visit Halki

Visit Halki during the summer months and enjoy your swim in the wonderful beaches of the island, as well as unique excursions in its beautiful nature.

Moving from/to Halki

Transportation in Halki

Go by air to Rhodes and from there by boat to Halki. The island is connected by ferry to the port of Piraeus, as well as to the other islands of the Dodecanese, Heraklion and Sitia in Crete, Santorini, Milos and Anafi in Cyclades.