It offers a unique landscape full of surprises: beautiful sandy beaches, rocky or fertile soil with olive groves, heavenly lagoons, green peninsulas and several scattered fishing villages. Let’s start with the towns.
A blend of history and charm, Rhodes City is home to the UNESCO-listed Medieval Old Town, the Palace of the Grand Master, and the scenic Mandraki Harbor, where the legendary Colossus once stood.
Amous for its iconic Acropolis, whitewashed houses, and breathtaking views of St. Paul’s Bay, Lindos is a must-visit gem of Rhodes, offering a mix of history, culture, and stunning beaches.
An ancient city with a rich past, Ialysos features the hill of Filerimos, medieval ruins, and stunning sunset views over the Aegean, making it a perfect destination for history lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.
A tranquil seaside resort, Kolymbia is known for its picturesque Eucalyptus Road, crystal-clear waters, and relaxing beaches, offering a peaceful retreat away from the island’s bustling hotspots.
A vibrant coastal area, Ixia is a windsurfer’s paradise with its steady breezes, luxury hotels, and stunning sea views, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and water sports.
