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…
Extremely clear waters and lots of marine life is what you’ll see in underwater Rhodes. Scuba diving is a popular activity on the island – although you need to have a proper authorization and/or accompanied by a recognized diving instructors…
While the west coast of Rhodes is subject to shore winds and at times can be rough, a windsurfer’s paradise, the east coast is more sheltered and usually, only affected by moderate winds. It is the most popular side of…
Populous resorts, important archaeological sites, picturesque villages await us on the west side of the island. Following the road to west we cross the great coast of Ixia where the island’s Miami-beach style hotels are clustered and reach Ialissos (Trianta)…
Positioned on the western edge of the city, on the top of the hill of Ayios Stefanos, the Acropolis of Rhodes and its imposing Temple of Apollo, dominates the views. Unlike most of the ancient acropoleis it was not fortified.…
