Travel to Leros, a real refuge of peace and tranquility

Discover Leros, a graphical destination of the Dodecanese islands with rich historical and cultural tradition. Its remarkable historical monuments combines coastlines and crystal blue beaches, creating an idyllic setting of peace and serenity. Αlong the coastline and inland, traditional settlements welcome visitors with elegant nobility. Agia Marina, the capital, impresses with beautiful mansions and a bustling port, while Lakki, the Mediterranean's largest natural port, enchants with fascinating architecture.

Explore Partheni's ancient temple, Xerokampos' historic fortress complex, and Alinda's pine-covered charm. Don't miss the exceptional Folklore and History Museum in Panteli. With breathtaking beaches like Vromolithos, Agia Marina, Panteli, and Alinda, Leros captivates the senses and fulfills every expectation. Immerse yourself in the island's historical treasures, natural beauty, and serenity for an unforgettable experience.

Food and local cuisine

The local cuisine in Leros is full of local specialties with pure, local products. The gastronomic scene of the island is dominated by fresh fish and seafood, shellfish, as well as pastries and delicacies. Octopuses, squid and sea urchins are cooked in many variations, while it is worth trying the fine cheeses (mizithra), thyme honey and fine local wine, as well as the wide variety of pastries (tomato, quince, eggplant), famous snacks, (donuts) and drink soumada.

When to visit Lero

Travel to Leros during the summer months and enjoy your swim in the wonderful beaches of the island, diving, hiking and other nature activities.

How to use transportation in Leros

Moving from/ to Leros

By air from Athens and by ferry from Piraeus. Leros is connected by ferry to the other islands of the Dodecanese, Ikaria and Samos, with regular services, especially during the summer.