Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese islands and is known as the island of the Knights because for over 200 years it was ruled by the Knights of St John.
Famous for the Colossus and the Medieval old town, Rhodes has so much to offer visitors whether you want sun, sea and sand or history that stretches back to the era of Alexander the Great.
With endless beaches, crystal clear waters and resorts that will delight, Rhodes is the ideal destination for a break. Even in the spring you will get gorgeous weather and the summer often lasts up until the start of November.
Wander around the Old Town and you will find shops and museums, tavernas and restaurants, and receive the warmest welcome.
For the adventurous traveller, there are jeep safaris, water sports including parasailing, windsurfing, jet skis, pedalos and boats for hire.
If you want to try scuba diving, experts will take you out to beautiful bays to see colorful fish, octopus and dolphins. Visit Rhodes and swim in crystal clear waters.
Rhodes Town has many five star hotels but you can also find more modest accommodation in the lively resorts of Faliraki and Pefkos. Or, go into the mountains and stay in a traditional village like Embona where the local wine is produced.
In the far south of Rhodes lies Prasonisi where the Aegean and Mediterranean seas meet. Alternatively, leave the coast and go inland to the Valley of the Butterflies or Seven Springs.
Rhodes is the most favoured destination for thousands of visitors and you will surely want to return to see more of this beautiful island.
You will find cheap direct flights to Rhodes throughout the summer. To visit Rhodes in winter, a short one stop in Athens will be needed when visiting.
Visit Rhodes this year and discover this beautiful island.
