This is a place of archaeological interest because of the Roman baths. The floor is decorated with geometric shapes and there is also a royal, paleo Christian chair.

It is worth visiting the Baths of Talaras, where you can see wonderful mosaics from the Hellenistic era. At the center of this mosaic, there is the personification of Time who is holding the globe as well as representations of the zodiac and the four seasons. The Baths were built in the Late Roman period (3rd – 4th century BC).

The Venetian Castle of the Quirini is a fortified settlement where the outer walls of the houses create a wall with small windows for embrasures. The homes of the Quirini family are built around the entrance on the east side and were inhabited up until 1956.

The Church of Panagia Portaitissa is considered one of the most beautiful churches in the Dodecanese. It was founded in the 18th century at the entrance of the castle (position Rodia). It was built in the honor of Panagia Portaitissa and legend has it that the icon found in the church was “drawn” by itself the moment it was placed on wood.

This is a cave with stalactites and stalagmites. A legend talks about pirates and treasures hidden in the cave many years ago. It is located in Vatses and is accessible by boat. There are guided tours in the cave and the surrounding area.

In the central square of the town you will find the eight traditional windmills. Many events take place there every summer; exhibitions, events etc. The view to the picturesque port of Pera Gialos and the view of the evening sky from the position of the windmills, will definitely take your breath away.

All Astypalaia residents love this church. Every February 2nd, the most important feast of the island takes place there in honor of the Presentation of Christ.
Tradition says that a shepherd found the icon of Virgin Mary in a cave near the place where the church stands today. He took the icon to the town only to find out that it had been miraculously returned to the cave the next day. This happened again and again until the residents of the island decided to build the monastery.

This is a little islet not far from Astypalaia. It is well known for its beautiful beach with clear, turquoise waters. It is accessible by boat from Pera Gialos.

This is a little islet off the coast of Astypalaia. It is an exotic place which is accessible only by boat from Pera Gialos. A narrow strip of sand connects the two parts of the island and thus creates a beach with two sides. It is definitely worth the visit!

This is a beautiful beach with sand and trees that provide a natural shade for the bathers. It is an ideal place for families who want a relaxing holiday.

One of the most beautiful beaches, with pebbles and relatively deep waters. It is mainly considered as a nudist beach as it is not visible from the main road.