A Masterpiece
Come to Life
Wander through colorful alleys, dive into turquoise waters, and savor the timeless taste of the Aegean.
Neoclassical Charm
Symi's harbor, Gialos, is often cited as one of the most beautiful in Greece. The amphitheater of ochre and terracotta mansions rising from the sea is a protected architectural settlement.
Gialos & Chorio
Climb the 'Kali Strata'—500 stone steps connecting the harbor (Gialos) to the upper village (Chorio) for breathtaking views.
Pedi & Nimborio
Quiet fishing villages perfect for a relaxed lunch by the water or a peaceful swim.
Turquoise Waters
Symi's beaches are famous for their crystal-clear waters and pebbled shores. Many are best reached by taxi boat, adding a sense of adventure to your swim.
Nanou Beach
St. George Bay
Nos Beach
Marathounta Beach
Seal Cave
Toli Beach
Agios Emilianos
Maroni
Santa Marina
Faneromeni
Rich History
Once a shipbuilding and sponge-diving powerhouse, Symi has a proud history. The Monastery of Panormitis, dedicated to Archangel Michael, is a major pilgrimage site.
Panormitis Monastery
Nautical Museum
Neoclassical Yalos Architecture
The Clock Tower
Kali Strata
Michalakis Statue
Annual Events
Symi comes alive throughout the year with vibrant festivals, religious celebrations, and cultural events. From the world-renowned Symi Festival to intimate local gatherings, there's always something special happening on our island.
Symi Festival
July-August
Easter Celebrations
March-April
Panormitis Festival
November 8
Symi Carnival
February-March
Assumption Day
August 15
Name Day Celebrations
Year-round