Symi Holiday Packages

Yialos, the lower part of Symi Town, has a cosmopolitan feel. In summer, there's a lively buzz around the pretty boutiques, cafes, tavernas, and bars. Visitors can stroll through the quaint upper town to reach a medieval castle.

Chorio village is higher up from the quayside; the 350 or so steps put off some people from visiting, but it is well worth the effort because Chorio retains a feel of old, laid-back Greece. There are many narrow passageways, ruins, and kafenion—cafes where locals relax, discuss the day's news, and play cards.

Symi, in the southeast Aegean, has dozens of small, often isolated, beaches tucked away in coves that can be reached by water taxi, so choose a different beach every day! A friendly taverna on the beach usually adds more pleasure to the experience. Some beaches can also be reached by bus or car, but arriving by boat is a special holiday memory for Symi.  Well-marked footpaths make the island an excellent destination for walkers who can explore the rugged inland with juniper and oak forests and tiny monasteries scattered across the island. The finest frescoes on the island are at the hilltop Kokkimidhis monastery, which is reached by a steep path off the Panormitis road.

Taxiarchis Mikhail Roukountis is Symi's oldest monastery, and it can be seen during a three-hour walk across the island from Yialos to the western coast, where Aylos Emilianos monastery is on a small islet connected to the coast through a narrow causeway. There are so many reasons why Symi is one of the best picks for a package holiday to Greece. 

June to September are the hottest months, with average temperatures in July averaging 30C. May, June and July are the driest months.  April, May, October and November offer a pleasant average for those who do not like too much heat with temperatures between 20C-25C.