Leros Hotels Dodecanese Islands Greece

Leros Island, Dodecanese, Greece

Leros, the island of the Olympian goddess Artemis, is a small fertile island with many sandy beaches, lush rolling hills, charming coves and green valleys.
The island is especially admired and visited by people who wish to spend their vacations in a beautiful natural environment.
It attracts many visitors during the high season, but is also ideal in the spring and autumn, when nature is at its loveliest. Leros has many attractive settlements, most of which have very good tourist infrastructures, with many hotels, apartments, rooms to rent and studios, catering to a visitor’s every need.
Leros is situated between the islands of Patmos and Kalymnos.
It covers an area of 53 sq. m, has a coastline of 71 km and a population of approximately 8,500 inhabitants.

Leros is especially admired and visited by people who wish to spend their vacations in a beautiful natural environment, embraced by soft sands and leafy green hills. It attracts many visitors during the high season, but is also ideal in the spring and autumn, when nature is at its loveliest.

Leros has many attractive settlements, most of which have very good tourist infrastructures, with many hotels, apartments, rooms to rent and studios, catering to a visitors every need.

Platanos, the capital of the island, is the commercial and administrative center of Leros and has lovely neoclassical manors and narrow alleyways. Agia Marina is located north of Platanos and is the second port of the island with many quaint shops and beautiful buildings. Panteli is a quaint fishing village located south of Platanos and is built amphitheatrically around a bay.

Alinda is a verdant village with golden sandy beaches and many impressive buildings. Lakki is the main port of the island and is a naturally created harbor. It is well known for its impressive architecture and abundance of vegetation. Xirokambos is built in a small valley and is famous for its natural beauty. Partheni is a very picturesque bay area in the north of Leros.