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Clare_W, Oct 2025
Nisyros island
It's an hours ferry trip to the island, where you are split on to buses depending on language. Some went into Mandraki for free time, some went straight to the crater then swoped, it was all done very smoothly, and a very interesting day. I didn't go down into Stefano crater, but my husband did, as the walk back was quite strenuous. My husband said it was amazing.
Denise_H, Oct 2025
A fun day!
A full day, but a worthwhile experience. Well planned and organized day, free time to explore the delightful town on Nysiros, which is charming. Nice places for lunch are available. Trip to see the volcano afterwards was interesting with time to explore. Shout out to our tour leader, Martha, who was absolutely delightful!
Y_C, Oct 2025
The tour was very well...
The tour was very well organised and handled very well, even when people did not turn up at the scheduled time as instructed. The communications prior the tour was very clear and shared in a timely manner.
Hannah_B, Oct 2025
The whole experience was...
The whole experience was very well organised but you need to pay attention so you know which bus and boat you are getting - if you're not listening you are causing delays! Nisyros was beautiful, the volcano crater and caldera were very interesting to visit and a very dramatic landscape. Marta (the english-speaking guide) was very friendly and welcoming, had tons of information about the island and went it of her way to make sure everyone was happy, especially our two year old! Genuinely a lovely person who made our trip easier and enjoyable. The restaurant she recommended was excellent and her knowledge of Nisyros was too. The volcanic crater isn't suitable for those who are unsteady or in a wheelchair/pushchair, and if you're seasick then the boat crossing might be difficult for you but we had a brilliant time. Thank you Marta!

Nisyros

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Rhodes
Nisyros Volcano (Nisiros)
  • With its lack of beaches, Nisyros is refreshingly free of holiday crowds and the perfect island for those who want to experience a quieter side of the Aegean.
  • Pack a swimsuit and towel if you are planning on soaking in the island’s hot springs; some hot springs offer full-service spas and others are DIY open-air pools.
  • For hiking excursions to the volcanic caldera or inland chapels, wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes; don't forget a hat, sunblock, and plenty of water to guard against the Mediterranean heat.
  • Public ferries are accessible to wheelchairs, but not all private boat tours are. Travelers with limited mobility should confirm accessibility before booking.

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