Rhodes the island of myth, of history, from the deep blue sea, from the breathtaking landscapes and where the sun is present for about three hundred days a year, (legend has it that Apollo the God of the Sun had chosen Rhodes as his home), also called the island of roses, hibiscus and deer, its identification symbol for the wonderful flora and fauna that the area offers.

Rhodes is the largest island of the Dodecanese Archipelago and is located in the westernmost part of the Aegean Sea. With an eye towards Turkey, it is totally Greek and tradition as history are firm leaders of its identity.

With many beaches to visit where the crystal clear water invites you to jump into it, with all the historical and archaeological part of the Unesco heritage, it is an island where it is impossible to get bored.

Here are our tips on what to see in Rhodes and not to be missed during your holidays in Greece in this beautiful and fascinating island:

The old Town

The Way of the Knights

The Baths of Kalithea

Sanctuary of Tsambika

The Seven Springs

Kamiros

Lindos

Valley of the Butterflies

Saint Paul Bay

Anthony Quinn Bay