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Be prepared for the usual routine with the toilets when in Symi, i.e. no paper down the loo, put it in the bin instead. This can kind of put some people of the idea of holidaying in Greece - don't let it. It's really no big deal.
Updated Oct 23, 2003
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I think these ducks have become permanent residents here we saw them several times in the day - always up to some sort of mischief ;-)
Written Jun 5, 2005
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Symi haas a strong fishing history, the sponge diving is not as plentiful as in former days and is declining somewhat but fishermen can still be seen mending their nets in the sun at the harbourside.
Updated Jun 4, 2005
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Symi belongs to the Dodecanese group of islands. Although this term means Twelve Islands, there are 14 ! 23 miles North of Rhodes, and 4 miles from the Turkish coastline, the island is 58sq kilometres...
Symi is one of fourteen island that make up the Dodecanese islands - a bit of a misnoner as this means twelve! Symi lies some 24 nautical miles NW of Rhodes from whence we travelled to reach here. It...
Symi Town is the main town on Symi Island - in fact it's the only real town. To me it's one of the wonders of the world, a beautiful natural harbour surrounded by hills on which are built the most......
Symi Town is set on the hills on the northern coast of Symi Island. It's said to be the most beautiful island of all Dodecanese Islands. I'm not sure about the whole island but the town is...
Simi (Greek: Óýìç; also transliterated Syme or Symi) is a small but historic Greek island. Geographically, it is part of the Dodecanese island chain, located about 41 km from Rhodes (and 425 km from...
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