Leros is a Greek island located in the southern Aegean Sea, near the Dodecanese island group.

You can reach Leros by ferry or by plane. There are ferries that depart from several ports in Greece, such as Piraeus, Rhodes, and Kos. There are also direct flights from Athens to Leros.

The best time to visit Leros is during the summer months, from June to October, when the weather is warm and sunny. However, spring and autumn can also be good times to visit, as the weather is milder and the island is less crowded.

Some of the top attractions in Leros include the Castle of Pandeli, the War Tunnel Museum, the war monuments located on various hills of the island, the beaches of Alinda and Vromolithos, and the picturesque villages of Agia Marina and Platanos.

Some of the best beaches in Leros include Alinda, Vromolithos, Gourna, and Blefouti. These beaches offer crystal clear waters, beautiful scenery, and a range of water sports and activities.

English is widely spoken in Leros, especially in tourist areas and hotels. However, learning a few basic Greek phrases before your trip is always a good idea, as it can help you connect with locals and better understand the island’s culture.

Yes, Leros Island is a great place for nature excursions, as it has a diverse landscape with mountains, hills, and beaches. There are several hiking and mountain biking trails on the island, ranging from easy to challenging, that offer beautiful views of the sea and the surrounding countryside. Maps and guides are available at local tourist offices and can also be found in this website. Some popular hiking and biking routes on Leros include the trail from Platanos to Panteli, the hike up to the Castle of Leros, and the mountain biking trails around Mount Vigla.