List of islands of Greece






The island groups of the Aegean Sea. The Ionian Sea and most of its islands are not pictured.


Greece has a large number of islands, with estimates ranging from somewhere around 1,200[1] to 6,000,[2] depending on the minimum size to take into account. The number of inhabited islands is variously cited as between 166[3] and 227.[2]


The largest Greek island by area is Crete, located at the southern edge of the Aegean Sea. The second largest island is Euboea, which is separated from the mainland by the 60m-wide Euripus Strait, and is administered as part of the Central Greece region. After the third and fourth largest Greek Islands, Lesbos and Rhodes, the rest of the islands are two-thirds of the area of Rhodes, or smaller.


The Greek islands are traditionally grouped into the following clusters: the Argo-Saronic Islands in the Saronic gulf near Athens; the Cyclades, a large but dense collection occupying the central part of the Aegean Sea; the North Aegean islands, a loose grouping off the west coast of Turkey; the Dodecanese, another loose collection in the southeast between Crete and Turkey; the Sporades, a small tight group off the coast of Euboea; and the Ionian Islands, chiefly located to the west of the mainland in the Ionian Sea. Crete with its surrounding islets and Euboea are traditionally excluded from this grouping.




Contents






  • 1 Islands of Greece by size


  • 2 Saronic Islands


    • 2.1 Inhabited islands


    • 2.2 Uninhabited islands




  • 3 Northern Sporades


    • 3.1 Main islands


    • 3.2 Other islands and islets




  • 4 Ionian Islands


    • 4.1 Main seven


    • 4.2 Others




  • 5 Dodecanese Islands


    • 5.1 Main 12 islands


    • 5.2 Minor islands




  • 6 Aegean Islands


    • 6.1 Of the Aegean Sea


    • 6.2 Of the Thracian Sea




  • 7 The Cyclades


    • 7.1 Main islands


    • 7.2 Other islands and islets




  • 8 Cretan islands


    • 8.1 Of the Aegean Sea


    • 8.2 Of the Libyan Sea




  • 9 Euboea and surrounding islands


  • 10 Islets close to mainland


  • 11 Lake and river islands


    • 11.1 Islands in an island




  • 12 Lagoon islands


  • 13 See also


  • 14 Notes


  • 15 References


  • 16 External links





Islands of Greece by size


The following are the largest Greek islands listed by surface area. The table includes all islands of over 37 square miles (96 km2).




























































































































































































































Island Area
(sq. miles)
(km2) Cluster
1 Crete 3,219 8,336
2 Euboea 1,417 3,670
3 Lesbos 630 1,633 North Aegean Islands
4 Rhodes 541 1,401 Dodecanese
5 Chíos 325 842.3 North Aegean Islands
6 Cephalonia 302 781 Ionian Islands
7 Corfu 229 592.9 Ionian Islands
8 Lemnos 184 477.6 North Aegean Islands
9 Samos 184 477.4 North Aegean Islands
10 Naxos 166 429.8 Cyclades
11 Zakynthos 157 406 Ionian Islands
12 Thassos 147 380.1
13 Andros 147 380.0 Cyclades
14 Lefkada 117 303 Ionian Islands
15 Karpathos 116 300 Dodecanese
16 Kos 112 290.3 Dodecanese
17 Kythira 108 279.6 Ionian Islands
18 Icaria 99 255 North Aegean Islands
19 Skyros 81 209 Northern Sporades
20 Paros 75 195 Cyclades
21 Tinos 75 194 Cyclades
22 Samothrace 69 178 North Aegean Islands
23 Milos 58 151 Cyclades
24 Kea 51 132 Cyclades
25 Amorgos 47 121 Cyclades
26 Kalymnos 42.5 110 Dodecanese
27 Ios 41.7 108 Cyclades
28 Kythnos 38.4 99.4 Cyclades
29 Astypalaia 37.2 96.4 Dodecanese
30 Ithaca 37.1 96.2 Ionian Islands


Saronic Islands




Inhabited islands




  • Aegina

  • Agistri

  • Dokos

  • Hydra

  • Poros

  • Salamina

  • Spetses




Uninhabited islands


This list includes islands that may have been inhabited in the past but are now uninhabited:




  • Agios Georgios

  • Agios Georgios Salaminos

  • Agios Ioannis Diaporion

  • Agios Thomas Diaporion

  • Alexandros Hydras

  • Christiana

  • Dia

  • Despotiko

  • Falkonera

  • Fleves

  • Katramoniso

  • Kyra Aiginis

  • Laousses Islets

  • Leros Salaminos

  • Modi Porou

  • Moni Aiginas

  • Patroklou

  • Platia

  • Platia Aeginis

  • Psili

  • Psyttaleia

  • Revythoussa

  • Romvi

  • Spetsopoula

  • Stavronisi Hydras

  • Trikeri Hydras

  • Velopoula

  • Ypsili Diaporion

  • Ypsili Argolidos




Northern Sporades




Main islands




  • Alonissos

  • Skiathos

  • Skopelos

  • Skyros




Other islands and islets




  • Adelfoi Islets

  • Agios Georgios Skopelou

  • Arko Skiathou

  • Aspronisi Skiathou

  • Dasia

  • Erinia (Rineia Skyrou)

  • Gioura

  • Grammeza

  • Korakas Alonissou

  • Kyra Panagia

  • Lekhoussa

  • Manolas Alonissou

  • Maragos Skiathou

  • Peristera

  • Piperi

  • Polemika Alonissou

  • Praso Skantzouras

  • Psathoura

  • Repio

  • Sarakino

  • Skandili

  • Skantzoura

  • Skyropoula

  • Tsougria

  • Tsougriaki

  • Valaxa




Ionian Islands





The Greek mainland and several small islands seen from Nydri, Lefkada



Main seven




  • Cephalonia

  • Corfu


  • Ithaki or Ithaca

  • Kythira

  • Lefkada

  • Paxi

  • Zakynthos




Others




  • Antikythera

  • Antipaxi

  • Arkoudi

  • Atokos

  • Diaplo

  • Drakonera

  • Elafonissos

  • Ereikoussa

  • Kalamos

  • Kalogiros

  • Karlonisi

  • Kastos

  • Kravia

  • Kythros

  • Lamprinos

  • Lazaretto

  • Madouri

  • Makri

  • Makropoula

  • Mathraki

  • Meganisi

  • Modia Islets

  • Omfori

  • Othonoi

  • Oxeia

  • Petalas

  • Pistros

  • Pontikos

  • Provati

  • Proti

  • Sapientza

  • Schiza

  • Skorpios

  • Skorpidi

  • Sofía

  • Sparti Lefkados

  • Sphacteria

  • Strofades

  • Thilia

  • Vidos

  • Vromonas




Dodecanese Islands



164 total islands of which 26 are inhabited.


Main 12 islands




  • Astypalaia

  • Kalymnos

  • Karpathos

  • Kasos

  • Kastellorizo (Megisti)

  • Kos

  • Leros

  • Nisyros

  • Patmos

  • Rhodos

  • Symi

  • Tilos




Minor islands




  • Adelfoi Islet

  • Agathonissi

  • Agioi Theodoroi Halkis

  • Agreloussa

  • Alimia

  • Antitilos

  • Anydros Patmou

  • Arefoussa

  • Arhangelos

  • Arkoi

  • Armathia

  • Astakida

  • Faradonesia

  • Farmakonisi

  • Fokionissia

  • Fragos

  • Gaidourosnissi Tilou

  • Glaros Kinarou

  • Gyali

  • Halavra

  • Halki

  • Hiliomodi Patmou

  • Hondro

  • Htenies


  • Imia/Kardak (disputed)[4][5][disputed 1]

  • Kalavros Kalymnou

  • Kalolimnos

  • Kalovolos

  • Kamilonisi

  • Kandeloussa

  • Karavolas Rodhou

  • Kinaros

  • Koubelonisi

  • Kouloundros

  • Kouloura Leipson

  • Kounoupoi

  • Koutsomytis

  • Leipsoi

  • Levitha

  • Makronisi Leipson

  • Makronissi Kasou

  • Makry Aspronisi Leipson

  • Makry Halkis

  • Marathos

  • Marmaras

  • Mavra Levithas

  • Megalo Aspronisi Leipson

  • Megalo Glaronisi

  • Megalo Sofrano

  • Mesonisi Seirinas

  • Mikro Glaronisi

  • Mikro Sofrano

  • Nero

  • Nimos

  • Paheia Nisyrou

  • Pergoussa

  • Piganoussa

  • Pitta

  • Plati Kasou

  • Plati Pserimou

  • Plati Symis

  • Pontikoussa

  • Prasonissi Rodhou

  • Prasouda

  • Pserimos

  • Rho

  • Safonidi

  • Saria

  • Seirina

  • Sesklio

  • Stroggyli

  • Stroggyli Kastellorizou

  • Strogulli Kritinias

  • Strogyli Kasou

  • Syrna

  • Telendos

  • Tragonisi

  • Zaforas




Aegean Islands




Of the Aegean Sea




  • Agios Efstratios

  • Chios


  • Fournoi Korseon

    • Agios Minas

    • Thymaina



  • Ikaria

  • Lesbos

  • Lemnos


  • Oinousses
    • Pasas



  • Psara
    • Antipsara



  • Samos
    • Samiopoula





Of the Thracian Sea



  • Samothraki

  • Thasos



The Cyclades



Cyclades comprise around 220 islands


Main islands




  • Amorgos

  • Anafi

  • Andros

  • Antiparos

  • Delos

  • Donoussa

  • Folegandros

  • Gyaros

  • Ios

  • Iraklia

  • Kea

  • Keros

  • Kimolos

  • Koufonisia

  • Kythnos

  • Makronissos

  • Milos

  • Mykonos

  • Naxos

  • Paros

  • Polyaigos

  • Santorini/Thera

  • Schoinoussa

  • Serifos

  • Sifnos

  • Sikinos

  • Syros

  • Thirasia

  • Tinos




Other islands and islets




  • Agios Nikolaos Donoussas

  • Ananes

  • Ano Antikeros

  • Antimilos

  • Anydros Amorgou

  • Askania

  • Despotiko

  • Eschati

  • Glaronisi

  • Gramvoussa

  • Hristiana

  • Htapodia Mykonou

  • Kalogiros

  • Kardiotissa

  • Kato Antikeros

  • Kato Koufonisi

  • Kitriani

  • Kramvoniss

  • Liadi Island

  • Makares

  • Megalo

  • Nea Kameni

  • Nikouria

  • Pahia Anaphis

  • Palea Kameni

  • Rhineia

  • Saliagos

  • Serifopoula

  • Stroggyli Parou

  • Vous




Cretan islands


This is a list of islands, islets, and rocks that surround the island of Crete.



Of the Aegean Sea




The islet of Leon, on the left, next to the larger islet of Souda, within Souda bay




Spinalonga (Kalydon)




The islet of Pontikonisi (mouse island) which has the shape of a mouse.




  • Afendis Christos

  • Agia Varvara (island)

  • Agioi Apostoloi

  • Agioi Pandes

  • Agioi Theodoroi

  • Agios Nikolaos

  • Anavatis

  • Antimilos

  • Arnaouti

  • Aspros Volakas

  • Avgo

  • Crete

  • Daskaleia

  • Dia

  • Diapori

  • Dionysades

  • Dragonada

  • Elasa

  • Ftena Trachylia

  • Gianysada

  • Glaronisi

  • Gramvousa, Agria

  • Gramvousa, Imeri

  • Grandes

  • Kalydon (Spinalonga)

  • Karavi

  • Karga

  • Katergo

  • Kavallos

  • Kefali

  • Kolokythas

  • Koursaroi

  • Kyriamadi

  • Lazaretta

  • Leon

  • Mavros

  • Mavros Volakas

  • Megatzedes

  • Mochlos

  • Nikolos

  • Palaiosouda

  • Paximada

  • Paximadaki

  • Peristeri

  • Peristerovrachoi

  • Petalida

  • Petalouda

  • Pontikaki

  • Pontikonisi

  • Praso Kissamou

  • Prosfora

  • Pseira

  • Sideros

  • Souda

  • Valenti

  • Vryonisi





Of the Libyan Sea




The islet of Trafos in the Libyan Sea




  • Agia Eirini

  • Agriomandra

  • Ammoudi tous Volakous

  • Artemis

  • Chrysi

  • Elafonisi

  • Fotia

  • Gaidouronisi

  • Gavdopoula

  • Gavdos

  • Koufonisi (Lefki)

  • Loutro

  • Makroulo

  • Marmaro

  • Megalonisi

  • Mikronisi

  • Papadoplaka

  • Paximadia

  • Prasonisi, Gavdou

  • Prasonisi, Rethymnou

  • Psarocharako

  • Psyllos

  • Schistonisi

  • Strongyli

  • Thetis

  • Trachilos

  • Trafos

  • Treis Volakous




Euboea and surrounding islands




  • Euboea

  • Atalanti

  • Hersonisi

  • Kavalliani

  • Lichades

  • Lithari

  • Mandilou

  • Manolia

  • Megalos Petalios

  • Petalioi

  • Stouronisi




Islets close to mainland




  • Alatas Trikeriou


  • Ammouliani (Chalkidiki)


  • Antitrikeri (Thessaly)

  • Kefalonia (islet)

  • Kelifos (Chalkidiki)


  • Paleo Trikeri (Thessaly)


  • Trizonia island (Central Greece)




  • Pera Island (Arta Hipirus[6][better source needed])


Lake and river islands





  • Agios Achilleios (Small Prespa Lake)


  • Ioannina Island (Pamvotida)


  • Vidronisi (Small Prespa Lake)




Islands in an island



  • Marathi Island (Marathi Lake (reservoir) in Mykonos, 37°28'00.8"N, 25°21'31.9"E)


Lagoon islands





  • Aitoliko (Aitoliko Lagoon)


  • Dolmas (Missolonghi Lagoon)


  • Kleisova (Missolonghi Lagoon)


  • Prokopanistos (Missolonghi Lagoon)


  • Vasiladi (Missolonghi Lagoon)


  • Tourlida (Missolonghi Lagoon)




See also




  • List of Aegean Islands

  • List of islands

  • List of islands in the Mediterranean



Notes




  1. ^ The Greek claim is disputed by Turkey (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Republic of Turkey : "The Kardak Dispute" retrieved 30 November 2012).



References





  1. ^ John S. Bowman,; Sherry Marker; Peter Kerasiotis; Heidi Sarna (2010). "Greece in depth". Frommer's Greece (7th ed.). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Publishing. p. 12. ISBN 978-0-470-52663-7..mw-parser-output cite.citation{font-style:inherit}.mw-parser-output .citation q{quotes:"""""""'""'"}.mw-parser-output .citation .cs1-lock-free a{background:url("//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/65/Lock-green.svg/9px-Lock-green.svg.png")no-repeat;background-position:right .1em center}.mw-parser-output .citation .cs1-lock-limited a,.mw-parser-output .citation .cs1-lock-registration a{background:url("//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d6/Lock-gray-alt-2.svg/9px-Lock-gray-alt-2.svg.png")no-repeat;background-position:right .1em center}.mw-parser-output .citation .cs1-lock-subscription a{background:url("//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/aa/Lock-red-alt-2.svg/9px-Lock-red-alt-2.svg.png")no-repeat;background-position:right .1em center}.mw-parser-output .cs1-subscription,.mw-parser-output .cs1-registration{color:#555}.mw-parser-output .cs1-subscription span,.mw-parser-output .cs1-registration span{border-bottom:1px dotted;cursor:help}.mw-parser-output .cs1-ws-icon a{background:url("//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4c/Wikisource-logo.svg/12px-Wikisource-logo.svg.png")no-repeat;background-position:right .1em center}.mw-parser-output code.cs1-code{color:inherit;background:inherit;border:inherit;padding:inherit}.mw-parser-output .cs1-hidden-error{display:none;font-size:100%}.mw-parser-output .cs1-visible-error{font-size:100%}.mw-parser-output .cs1-maint{display:none;color:#33aa33;margin-left:0.3em}.mw-parser-output .cs1-subscription,.mw-parser-output .cs1-registration,.mw-parser-output .cs1-format{font-size:95%}.mw-parser-output .cs1-kern-left,.mw-parser-output .cs1-kern-wl-left{padding-left:0.2em}.mw-parser-output .cs1-kern-right,.mw-parser-output .cs1-kern-wl-right{padding-right:0.2em}


  2. ^ ab Ellinikos Organismos Tourismou (EOT). "Greek islands". Archived from the original on 3 June 2012. Retrieved 29 April 2012.


  3. ^ Poffley, Frewin (2002). Greek Island Hopping. Thomas Cook. p. 15.


  4. ^ Turkish map of Imia - Sources: Official map attached to the 1933 Edition of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Navigation through the Straits


  5. ^ "Gov't satisfied with Pentagon statement referring to Imia as Greek territory". Athens News Agency. 21 June 1997. Archived from the original on 14 March 2012 – via Embassy of Greece.


  6. ^ el:Κορωνησία Άρτας






External links



  • Greek Islands travel guide from Wikivoyage









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