The essence of Rhodes island.
About Rhodes
Rhodes Island is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands, where mild winters and hot summers give it one of the healthiest and most unpolluted climates in the Mediterranean. The Sun god Helios beams on his island 300 days a year.
Today, Rhodes island is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe.
| The Medieval City | Acropolis of Rhodes |
| Lindos village | Kallithea Springs |
| Valley of Butterflies | Ancient site of Kamiros |
History brief
Historically, Rhodes was famous worldwide for the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The medieval Old Town of the City of Rhodes has been declared a World Heritage Site.
With more than 2400 years of history & culture that left their imprints or all over the island, with impeccable natural beauty and a great variety of landscapes, with modern infrastructure and cosmopolitan atmosphere, Rhodes satisfies even the most demanding visitor!
| The medieval Old Town | Acropolis of Lindos |
| Acropolis of Rhodes | Ancient Kamiros |
Natura
Among the so many locations and points of interest Rhodes island has to offer, here are just a few of them you must not miss when you are on the Island. Rhodes has more to offer than sea and sand, and visiting the following places will surely give something extra to remember from vacation.
| Valley of Butterflies | Seven Springs |
| Kalithea Spings | Prasonisi beach |
| Tsampika bay | Lindos village |
Sightseeing
A drive around will bring you to many other sites, such as the Acropolis of Lindos, the Monastery of Filerimos, the Springs of Kallithea and various castles spread on the island. Apart from this site, Rhodes has many beaches worth to visit, such as Tsambika, Ladiko, Kallithea, Saint Paul's Bay, and others.
The island of Rhodes satisfies even the most demanding visitor!
| Medieval Town | Rhodes city |
| Lindos village | Prasonisi beach |
| Ancient Ialyssos | Filerimos hill |