Seaside settlement with a pebble beach and turquoise waters. Known for the church of Saint Nicholas, Panagia Galatiani monastery, and climbing routes overlooking Telendos.

17th-century monastery with churches, a guesthouse, and a traditional olive mill. Today it also functions as a museum open to visitors.

Small rocky plateau with pottery fragments and amphorae from Hellenistic times. An important sign of habitation in the Arginonta area.

Seaside settlement with views of Telendos, inhabited since prehistoric times. Known for the church of Saint Nicholas, the cave, and its climbing routes.

6th-century basilica with a later Byzantine chapel and frescoes. One of the oldest churches on Kalymnos.

Small chapel built on an earlier structure. Dedicated to the protector of shepherds and still in use today.

Founded in 1945 and operated until 1992 for children from remote villages. Today it houses the Cultural Association of Skalia.

One of the oldest settlements on Kalymnos, dating from prehistoric and geometric times. Remains of houses and walls are preserved.

Seaside settlement with a history dating back to antiquity. Ideal for climbing and hiking, with tavernas and warm hospitality.

Hellenistic fortress with strong walls, towers, and an olive press. From here the port of Emporios was controlled.

Ruins of a 6th-century bath with rooms and niches. A glimpse into the daily life of that era.

Large vaulted monument, probably a communal tomb. Distinguished for its unique architecture.

Modern parish church, built on the site of an earlier Early Christian one. The center of the village’s religious life.

Chapel of the 18th–19th century with frescoes. It is located in the quiet bay of Palionisos with traditional pastoral life.

Small post-Byzantine chapel dedicated to Archangel Michael. An important religious site for the local community.

Fortified Middle Byzantine settlement on the peak of Mount Galatiani. Walls, cisterns, and the chapel of Panagia are preserved.

Strong coastal fortress of the 7th century with towers and cisterns. A strategic position overlooking Telendos.

Monument dedicated to the 1824 naval battle where the Greek fleet defeated the Turco-Egyptian forces. A key moment in the Greek War of Independence.

Bay with a large beach and the chapel of Saint George. The area once had Early Byzantine pottery workshops.