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Read our blog for insights about the history, culture, gastronomy, and festivals of Astypalea, as well as tips for the island, and get inspired for your next trip.
Kallichoron Art Boutique Hotel has received two new distinctions, the Gold Award in the category of “Best Pet Friendly Environment” and the Bronze Award in the category of “Best Innovative Product” for “Kallichoron Grandma’s Basket by Alexandros Papandreou: Eat Like an Astypalean” at the prestigious Tourism Awards 2023, celebrating their 10th Anniversary.
Everyone chooses Astypalea for its aura and energy! An alternative and butterfly-shaped destination, invites you to discover its colors and scents at Easter. Visit beautiful Astypalea and immerse yourself in the worshipful atmosphere of the wonderful "Cyclad" of the Dodecanese.
Kallichoron Art Boutique Hotel received the Gold Award in the Category of Green Accommodation Service and the Platinum Award in the Services Pillar in Green Awards 2020 for its overall sustainability strategy and more specifically, its detailed program "Kallichoron Goes Green", aiming to reduce carbon footprint and encourage travelers to embrace sustainable practices during their holidays.
Although in Astypalea you will find interesting archaeological finds across different periods that testify to the prominent position of the island since early antiquity, the trademark and jewel of the island remains its famous Venetian Castle, which stands haughtily at the top of the hill of Chora.
Kallichoron receives the Gold Hellenic Responsible Business Award for its Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Initiative “Kallichoron Room2Give” at Pireos 138 Benaki Museum!
The only one in the world and whose origins are lost in the centuries of history and in the legends of the Mediterranean.
"Looking towards the distance, we see a mountain in the shape of a wide cone with strange buildings and an oblong Castle at the top, a few white houses that seem to be rolling downwards, and a line-up of windmills to their side on a lower mound." Athena Tarsouli, Astypalea, 2001
