Greek Orthodox Easter is the most important religious celebration in Greece. Holy Week is marked by deep-rooted traditions, church services, and rituals observed across the country, culminating in Easter Sunday. The celebrations are centered around family gatherings and festive meals, traditionally featuring roasted lamb and red-dyed eggs, symbols of renewal and resurrection.
Looking for an unforgettable way to experience the Greek islands? A yacht charter in Rhodes offers the perfect combination of elegance, freedom, and adventure — the ideal way…
Rhodes is famous for its vibrant hospitality sector featuring all-inclusive resorts, luxury spas, and beachside accommodations. Vacationers can spend their time exploring the alpine beaches, medieval quarters, wine-making…
Olive oil has been a staple of human diets for more than 5,000 years. The olive tree is believed to have originated in the Caucasus region before spreading…
During the later 16th century, great battles took place for mastery of the Mediterranean that was at the time the center of the economy and the civilization. A…
The Medieval Town of Rhodes, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a living testament to the island’s rich history and cultural heritage. Nestled within the modern city of…
Rhodes is renowned for its rich history, medieval architecture, and, perhaps most enticingly, its stunning beaches. From secluded coves to bustling stretches of sand, the 220km long pristine…
Lindos is a picturesque village located on the eastern coast of the island of Rhodes. It is distant about 47 km from the island’s capital and 50 km…
The revival of the ancient wonder of the Colossus of Rhodes, through the construction of a contemporary landmark that will embrace the artistic expressions and technical achievements of…
Ρόδος, Rodos, Rhodes, Rhodos, Rodi, Rodes: they’re all names of the same island – and its capital – in different languages. Many believe that the name originates from…
Rhodes (also Rodos or Rhodos – Ρόδος in Greek – more about the name) is the largest island of the Dodecanese and the fourth largest in Greece. Let’s…
Our neighbours across the balcony said, "You must see Symi; It's beautiful." Caroline and sailing don't mix, so I booked a solo ticket to see this enchanting island, just a couple of miles from the Turkish coast, a 2-hour sail north from Rhodes Town.
