Karpathos has 160km coastline with numerous beaches in different beauty and style each.
Then again, with so many beaches there’s plenty of competition on Karpathos.
There is Ahata beach, with blue-green water and fine pebbles, and the much-photographed Kyra Panagia (more sandy and organised and with plenty of tavernas) right next to Ahata.
Further north, there is the quiet beach Agios Minas and, to the south, Ammoopi (fully organised and ideal for families). 
Agios Nikolaos, in Arkasa, is sandy and shallow and great for a sunset view of Kasos Island or a walk up to Paleokastro.
Further distant are Diakoftis, Araki, Mihaliou Kipos and the popular sandy beaches of Lefkos bay.
Finally, for those who love water sports Makris Gialos and Agrilaopotamos are great choices. 

Karpathos has many places of rare and wild beauty, settlements of impressive architecture and lively tradition as long as plenty of ruins from all the periods of its long history.

Some of these that are worth visiting:

• The Acropolis of Ancient Poseidonion in the port
• Ancient Broukounda in Olympos
• Castles in Aperi, old capital of Karpathos
• The Karpathian houses built with the special local architecture and the local color that is kept unchanged through the years
• The Folklore Museum of Othos
• The village of Olympus, a living museum in the north of the island, where old customs and traditional rules are preserved
• The Cave of Poseidon that has a monumental carved tomb or sanctuary that is likely to be goddess’ Aphrodite
• Digeni's tomb in Lori – Aperi
• Roman aqueducts in Lefko

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