Kalymnos sits at Pothia harbour on the eastern coast of Kalymnos Island, in Greece’s Dodecanese, where steep limestone slopes fall toward the Aegean Sea. Pothia, the island’s main town and port, spreads around a narrow natural harbour, with waterfront activity linked to ferry routes among the Dodecanese. Kalymnos is closely associated with sponge diving, an industry that helped shape its seafaring identity. Beyond the port, bare rock, small coves and climbing crags define an island better known for its working maritime tradition than for resort development. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Dodecanese connects across the Aegean.
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