Definitions

1. Tilos is a small islet of the Dodecanese which is located between Nisyros and Halki. (Web site)
2. Tilos is a beautiful island with population 300.
3. Tilos is a relatively small island (63 square km) that presents unique features in topography, geology and landscape variety. (Web site)
4. Tilos is a surprisingly fertile island, surrounded by a string of untouched beaches.
5. Tilos is gifted with an abundance of natural spring water that enables the cultivation of a dazzling array of fruits, almonds and vegetables.

Greek

1. The name "chrysotile" is derived from the Greek: chrysos meaning "golden" and tilos meaning "fibre." An important source is Quebec, Canada. (Web site)

Presence

1. Tilos offers a significant aviary interest on an international level because of the presence of important populations of protected birds. (Web site)

Kilometers North

1. Another fine beach on Tilos is a few kilometers north of Megalo Horio at Plaka Bay.

Aegean Sea

1. The region of Tilos constitutes a relatively isolated island cluster in the southern Dodecanese Islands of Greece in the Aegean Sea. (Web site)

Island

1. From here, the next island that beckons across the blue sea is Tilos, one of the smallest and least inhabited islands in the group.
2. The capital of Tilos is Megalo Horio (literally Big Village), located in the interior to the north of the island. (Web site)

High Cliffs

1. Isolated Tilos has fine tranquil beaches, vistas of high cliffs, rocky inlets and valleys of almond and walnut trees. (Web site)

Result

1. For the past 16 years, Tilos, has banned hunting and has as a result become a paradise for birds, some of them endangered. (Web site)

Agricultural Sector

1. The agricultural sector consists entirely of small family businesses thus creating a comfortable, old world feel to the food you enjoy on Tilos.

Environment

1. The environment of Tilos presents a mosaic of cultural landscapes where anthropogenic elements are present throughout the island. (Web site)

Natural Environment

1. Historically to the present, human activities that could adversely affect the natural environment of Tilos have been very limited. (Web site)
2. Tilos demonstrates the presence of a complex ecosystem shaped by people where human activities have been harmonized with the natural environment. (Web site)

Natural Landscape

1. Compared to other islands of proportional size in the southern Aegean, Tilos has an abundance of fresh spring water to support its natural landscape.
2. Consequently, these cultural and historical monuments of Tilos have been incorporated in the natural landscape of the island.

Rhodes

1. Rhodes is accessable via ferry from Symi, Tilos, and Bodrum, as well as Datca and Marmaris in Turkey. (Web site)

Kos

1. It is part of the Dodecanese group of islands, situated between the islands of Kos and Tilos.

Dodecanese

1. Among these islands there are Cyclades represented by Mykonos, Santorini and Tilos as well as Dodecanese.

Nisyros

1. From there Kemal Reis sailed to the islands of Tilos and Nisyros where he bombarded the fortresses of the Knights from the sea.
2. Tilos is a small island between Nisyros and Chalki. (Web site)

Tilos

1. Tilos Park is an NGO devoted to the conservation of wildlife and the pristine natural environment of the island of Tilos, Dodecanese, Greece.
2. Nisyros is one of the stops for ferries that run between Piraeus (on the Greek mainland) and Rhodes, with other nearby stops being at Kos, Tilos and Symi. (Web site)
3. Ferry boats can take you from the island to Kalymnos, Rhodes, Tilos, Kos, Kastellorizo and Symi.

Categories

1. Water > Islands > Aegean Islands > Nisyros
2. Dodecanese
3. Countries > European Union > Greece > Kos
4. Natural Landscape
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