Arathatós
Arathatós is a small, uninhabited island located in the Aegean Sea, part of the Dodecanese archipelago in southern Greece. Situated approximately 1.5 kilometers off the northeastern coast of the island of Kos, it is one of the smaller and less frequently visited islands in the region. The island is characterized by its rugged terrain, rocky shores, and sparse vegetation, which consists mainly of low-lying shrubs and hardy grasses adapted to the arid climate.
Geologically, Arathatós is composed of volcanic rock, a remnant of the tectonic activity that shaped the Dodecanese
Historically, Arathatós has not been a significant settlement, though it may have been used sporadically for
Visitors to Arathatós are advised to bring their own supplies, as there are no facilities on the