DESTINATIONS
Rhodes
At the footsteps of the Knights
ABOUT Rhodes
Combining history and modernity, Rhodes stands out among the islands of the Dodecanese. Embraced by the Aegean Sea, these twelve islands bridge Europe and the East, narrating tales of Ionians, Romans, Byzantines, Venetians, Ottomans, and Italians. From the mythical Colossus to medieval charm, Rhodes offers a range of experiences, from luxury resorts to villages where tradition is kept alive in outdoor wood-fired ovens.
GETTING TO Rhodes
Easily reached from Greek mainland by regular direct flights from Athens, Thessaloniki and from other Greek islands
Sea connections, linking it to mainland Greece and neighboring islands
The Rhodes International Airport welcomes travelers from the Greek mainland and islands, and various European and Middle Eastern countries. The island also boasts excellent sea connections, linking it to mainland Greece and neighboring islands.
HIGHLIGHTS
The City of the Knights
The Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as Europe's largest and best-preserved fortified city. Wander its pedestrian streets, savor local delicacies, and immerse yourself in the blend of civilizations that define its historical charm.
The Acropolis of Lindos
Lindos, a postcard-perfect village, hosts a significant archaeological site with white houses perched on hillsides. The Acropolis, rising 116 meters above the sea, offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere in its narrow pedestrian alleys.
The Beaches
While Rhodes is renowned for its history it also has many stunning beaches, both organized and hidden. Explore shores scattered around the island, including iconic spots like Saint Paul’s Bay or Anthony’s Quinn beach, where a scene from the famous "Zorbas the Greek" was filmed.
The Mountain Villages
Discover the quieter side of Rhodes in its secluded mountain villages—43 towns, each one with its own story. These places hold the simple charm of old castles, ancient churches, and traditional buildings, echoing age-old customs from one generation to the next.
