Dodecanese Islands travel

A journey through the Dodecanese archipelago, where East meets West. Twelve islands of Ottoman influence scattered along the Turkish coast. With 370 km (230 miles) of coastline, Rhodes, the largest of the islands, offers a magical immersion between ancient ruins and villages that sometimes give the impression of stepping back to the time of the Knights. It will reveal the infinity of its beaches and the authenticity of its stone villages, perched atop hills or built along the slopes. The sacred island where the Apocalypse was written, Patmos, which is fairly difficult to access and therefore well preserved, is another little gem where Orthodox chapels abound. Its highlights: the crystal-clear, deep blue sea, the charm of its coves and beaches, the village of Chora, its narrow streets and its houses with flower-filled courtyards.