Karpathos Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travel Guide Kárpathos

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the current tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can tailor your trip to be individual, sustainable, and safe.

Untamed landscapes, dreamlike beaches, picturesque villages, and vibrant traditions - the 9th edition of the Kárpathos travel guide presents the diversity of this Greek island in 272 pages with 143 color photos. It rises as an elongated mountain range from the southeastern Aegean, with Kalí Límni as its highest peak. 24 hikes explore the roughly 300 km² island as well as the smaller sister island of Kássos - GPS tracks are available for free download. The southern part of Kárpathos is well-suited for beach lovers and family vacations. The rich nature of the sparsely populated north, with hidden high valleys and plateaus, invites you to leave everyday life behind. 27 maps provide orientation for your Kárpathos holiday.

Everything about the "Pearl of the Aegean": The Kárpathos travel guide accompanies you in discovering more than 130 locations with detailed information on the island's culture and history. In the well-developed south, the lively main town of Pigádia beckons. Nestled against the slopes of the nearly 1,200-meter-high Kalí Límni are the picturesque mountain villages of Spóa and Messochóri. In the unspoiled north, you'll find Ólympos, the "Pearl of the Aegean," where traditions are still lived out naturally. The small sister island of Kássos, located to the southwest, offers an almost untouched piece of Greece. The climate and weather of Kárpathos are typically Mediterranean - hot and dry in summer, mild and humid in winter.

Vacation as individual as the island itself: Kárpathos' beaches are diverse, and the water is clear and clean. Are you looking for perfect beaches for family-friendly bathing holidays or almost exclusively natural beaches and coves to unwind? We will show them to you.