Lying a few kmtrs across the northern side of Kos, Kalymnos is the fourth largest island of the Dodecanese island complex. It features a traditional Aegean rocky landscape with quiet islets, countless coves and sharp mountain slopes fragrant with thyme, sage and oregano. 
Kalymnos has fathered generations of the world’s finest sponge divers and fishermen. With water being the focal point of the island life, Kalymnians have kept their colourful tradition, the warm-hearted hospitality and the sense of community. Pristine quality rock faces and crevasses have made Kalymnos the latest destination for rock climbing.