Island hopping is a must
Being one of the lesser-known islands of Greece’s Dodecanese, Kalymnos is in an ideal location for a spot of island hopping. With Kos, Rhodes and Leros to name just a few, you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to day trip options. Why not see how many islands you can tick off on your trip?
It’s a climber’s paradise
The high cliffs that overlook the village are the perfect spot for rock climbing, with routes suitable for beginners to experts. Because of the warmer climate here, activities are generally available year-round. And the climbing scene is very laidback and sociable, so you’ll pick up tips from the locals in no time!
What is Massouri best known for?
Massouri is widely recognised as the main hub for visitors, offering a lively atmosphere, sandy beach, and easy access to Kalymnos’ famous rock climbing crags. It is also known for its stunning sunset views over Telendos.
Is Massouri suitable for families or mainly for climbers?
While Massouri is very popular with climbers, thanks to its proximity to climbing routes, the village caters to a wide range of visitors. Families can enjoy the beach, local tavernas, and relaxed atmosphere.
What is the beach in Massouri like?
Massouri Beach is a sandy and partly shingle stretch with clear waters, sun loungers, and several beachfront cafés and bars. It is ideal for swimming and relaxing after a day of activities.
Are there good places to eat in Massouri?
Yes, Massouri has a variety of tavernas, restaurants, and cafés serving traditional Greek dishes, fresh seafood, and international options. Many offer stunning sea views, especially at sunset.
What is the best time of year to visit Massouri?
The main season runs from April to October. Spring and autumn are particularly popular with climbers due to cooler conditions, while July and August attract more beachgoers and families.
