Excursions
Old town of Rhodes
The cosmopolitan, modern city of Rhodes embraces its enchanting medieval town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a crossroads of Eastern and Western civilizations. Its architecture is truly remarkable, with fortifications, Byzantine churches, mosques, a synagogue, museums, and palaces standing side by side. Winding through its still-inhabited streets, you’ll discover a lively tapestry of taverns, traditional cafés, and bustling shops of every kind. Here, time seems to have paused, inviting you to step into a world where history and daily life intertwine.
lindos
The famous site of Lindos, a true jewel and UNESCO World Heritage Site, captivates visitors with its Acropolis and the Temple of Athena, perched atop fortresses built by the Knights of St. John, overlooking two breathtaking bays. The charming village, with its whitewashed houses and narrow streets, is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful spots in the Aegean, where history and stunning scenery meet. Adding a touch of modern legend, in the 1980s, Pink Floyd visited the area and even bought a house here, leaving their mark on this timeless destination.
Kamiros
The ruins of the ancient city of Kamiros unfold before you, revealing the Temple of Athena, a Doric temple, a site once used for sacrifices, public baths, and other remnants of daily life in antiquity. Abandoned and gradually buried over the centuries, Kamiros offers a haunting glimpse into a city that once thrived, where history seems frozen in time amid the rugged beauty of the surrounding landscape
Symi
This small, picturesque island looks like a scene from a postcard, with elegant neoclassical buildings dotting the landscape. The quaint harbor is lined with lively taverns and shops, while narrow cobblestone streets wind between charming houses. As the sun sets, the sky turns golden and pink, casting a magical glow over the island and making every stroll along the waterfront unforgettable
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