Rhodes

Rhodes Island is one of the must-visit places in Greece with cultural beauty, long history, along the charm of thousands of blooming flowers present everywhere on the island. At 80km in length, Rhodes is the largest island in the Dodecanese archipelago. The name Rhodes comes from "rose" because there are countless types of roses with fragrant, wafting through every corner in here.

In addition to roses, although most of the terrain is mountainous, people in Rhodes grow lots of fruit trees such as oranges, tangerines, wine grapes, and especially olives - a typical fruit in the Caribbean region, is the flavor present in most of these coastal dishes. Besides, the pine, cypress, and palm forests along the top of the hill create a charming temperate forest landscape with a bit of mystery. To the west of the island is the Petaludes valley, also known as the butterfly valley. It is home to hundreds of species of butterflies. Whether they fly in flocks or perch anywhere, they create a thick, vivid carpet with unique colors. In addition, there is much other wildlife, such as deer or even tigers.

Rhodes is one of the top islands with the most beautiful scenery in Greece, with a natural blend of mountains and sea. Mount Attavyros is considered the roof of Rhodes with an altitude of 1216m, satisfying the climbing passion of any devotee who loves this subject. From the top of the mountain, zoom your eyes far into the horizon, feel the peace and feel a little lonely amidst this vast nature. The common feature of any island in Greece is an endless coastline and clear blue water. Rhodes is no exception. The island has a calm and quiet beach, suitable for vacations with family and loved ones.

Location: Aegean Sea