Welcome to Leros Island, Greece, Dodecanese
Leros Greece is part of the Dodecanese.
The island lies in the south-east part of the Aegean Sea,
between the Greek islands of Patmos and Kalymnos. Used
as a naval base by Germans and Italians and as
a prison for political dissidents during the Greek
dictatorship, the Greek Island has just recently
been open to tourism. This explains its lack of touristy
facilities and its unspoiled and authentic character.
It is ideal for relax and calm holidays in Greece.
This section of Leros Island, provides much information: pictures, map, villages, history, museums, architecture, excursions, weather and more such as a large range of hotels.
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The 60 kilometres long coastline of Leros is full of large bays
and secluded coves, nestling large or small, picturesque beaches
with golden or dark sand and crystalline waters. Some of those
beaches are touristy beach resorts, others are fully-organised
and others are calm, almost deserted, coil up in tiny coves
and offering their serene beauty.
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