A renowned, wonderful 4 km long stretch of sandy beach offers every type of water-based activity, from parasailing to jet skis, just 14 km from the town centre. Packed with deckchairs, umbrellas and sunbeds, Faliraki is the most well-organised beach…
At a short distance from the town center (7 km), Kalithea (Καλλιθέα) is famous for its ancient springs and the unique Kalithea Springs complex, one of the best attractions on the island. It is an ideal place for diving and…
The Museum of Modern Greek Art of Rhodes in Nestoridio Melathro Venue hosts one of most significant collections of Modern Greek paintings. Featuring works by K. Maleas, G. Bouzianis, F. Kontoglou, Theofilos, S.Vasiliou, N. Hadjikyriakos – Gikas, Y. Spyropoulos and…
Kamiros was an ancient city on the northwest coast of Rhodes that was inhabited from the 7th century BC until the medieval times. It is one of the three Rhodian cities (together with Lindos and Ialysos) mentioned by Homer. The…
Summer holidays give a fine incentive to practise some sport, light or more intensive. It’s very common for holidaymakers to look for water sports destinations which can bring the best of thrill to them, combining the adrenaline rush and the…
The district of Kamiros (Κάμειρος, Kameiros or Camirus in Latin) stretches along the northwest coast of the island close to Cape Ayios Minas (ancient Mylantion) in the foothills of Mt Akramytis. It is one one of the three Rhodian cities…
