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nm1999

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I have been interested in going a bit "off the beaten track" in Greece. I have been told that one of the things to look for are islands that don't have an airport. Off the top of your head, can you guys think of some good ones?

Some possibilities: Asypylaia, Halki, Ikaria... I feel like there could be more.

I want the island to be quiet, but still with things to do ... like beaches, maybe a museum or two, some shopping, restaurants..
 
In your short list Astypalea- Halki (or Chalki)- Ikaria, Astypalea and Ikaria have an airport.
But you can add Patmos in the Dodecanese, Kimolos in the Cyclades, Lemnos in the North Aegean and Ithaca in the Ionians. (among others)
 
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Jolui said:
In your short list Astypalea- Halki (or Chalki)- Ikaria, Astypalea and Ikaria have an airport.
But you can add Patmos in the Dodecanese, Kimolos in the Cyclades, Lemnos in the North Aegean and Ithaca in the Ionians. (among others)
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Thank you so much! All of these islands look amazing.
 
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