Dodecanese

A more authentic island, enticing with its rugged landscapes, traditional mountain villages like Olympos, and breathtaking beaches.

A tranquil island that charms with beautiful bays, elegant Art Deco style architecture and authentic Greek flair.

A sacred island featuring the UNESCO-protected Cave of the Apocalypse and the impressive Monastery of Saint John the Theologian.

Rhodes Town captivates as a UNESCO World Heritage site with an exceptionally well-preserved medieval Old Town, deeply rooted in the history of the Knights of St. John. Here, you'll explore a fascinating blend of Crusader castles and Ottoman architecture, brought to life in winding alleys and historic squares. Unmissable highlights include the imposing Palace of the Grand Master and the impressive Street of the Knights. Outside the ancient walls, the modern part of the city entices with the picturesque Mandraki Harbour, the former site of the Colossus of Rhodes, as well as diverse shopping opportunities. To fully savor the unique atmosphere, you should explore the Old Town in the early morning or late afternoon hours. The months of May, June, and September are ideal for a visit to experience milder weather and fewer crowds.

A picturesque island, famous for its neoclassical harbor, the vibrantly colored houses, and a relaxed atmosphere.