Rhodes is a Greek island located in the southeastern part of the Aegean Sea, 20 kilometers from Turkey. Rhodes is the largest island of the Dodecanese archipelago and the fourth largest Greek island. The rich and interesting history of Rhodes dates back to the Neolithic period, and is particularly known for one of the seven ancient World Wonders, the Colossus of Rhodes. Today, Rhodes is one of the most developed and most visited Greek islands. Rhodes adorned with extremely pleasant and mild climate which ideally effect on vegetation.
The island has more than 110 000 inhabitants, of which half of them live in the capital of the island, Rhodes. Rhodes is located in the northern part of the island and is town of great historical importance and significance. The new part of the town is characterized by modern buildings, large luxury hotels and many restaurants, shops, cafes and nightclubs and bars. The old town of Rhodes was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is full of valuable cultural and historical monuments. In addition to the port Mandraki, there is a newly opened marina Rhodes with capacity of 380 berths, within which is also charter base.
Like most of Greek islands, Rhodes is full of sandy and pebble beaches. The most popular beaches are Traganou, Tsambika and Lindos. Rhodes Airport, during the tourist season, connects the island with all major European destinations. Every part of the Rhodes keeps its story; indulge in the charm of this island and enjoy.
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