HOTELS IN RHODES

A stunning coastline with enticing beaches with crystal clear waters for every whim. Dama Dama lies on the famous Faliraki beach, and invites you to discover a plethora of secret coves, windsurfer havens and long stretchy seaside paradises. Cosmopolitan or pristine, Rhodes has it all.

Rhodes Old Town is established as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a captivating and well-preserved medieval city constructed within a castle with six gateways, transporting you back in time. Μarvel around the buildings of the Knights, trenches and fences enclosed within the city walls. The maze of cobblestone streets and squares, churches, mosques, palaces and gardens and the striking decorative facades create an awe-striking scenery.

A historical landmark, imposing at the Old Town’s skyline, the Palace of the Grand Master encapsulates Medieval grandeur and a majestic allure. Its monumental walls, intrinsic decoration and mesmerizing views from the top enchant history lovers and delight sophisticated  travelers.

An enchanting natural reserve featuring a unique habitat with dense flora and thousands of butterflies, creating a dreamlike setting with picturesque pathways and magical sounds. Walking through the lush landscape, observing and photographing the butterflies is a majestic experience.

The Lindos Acropolis is a spectacular archeological site, perched above the charming town of Lindos, offering mesmerizing views of the blue sea and the white-washed buildings. Walk to the top, passing from ancient ruins,  temples and Byzantine churches and you ‘ll surely feel rewarded by the striking panorama.

During your visit to cosmopolitan Rhodes, you can easily hop on a ferry to the nearby islands of Dodecanese, even Cyclades and Crete. Whether you’re up to daily cruises or you’re interested in an island-hopping adventure, we can prepare your ideal itinerary to Symi, Karpathos, Kos, Kalymnos, Halki or Kastellorizo, or the eastern part of Crete.

On the easternmost side of Greece and Europe, lies Kastellorizo, one of the smallest yet prettiest islands, renowned worldwide for its picturesque harbor, colorful houses and stunning vistas and azure waters. Rhodes is the closest Greek island to Kastellorizo, a local treasure to cherish – a cruise there promises an enchanting journey.

A stunning coastline with enticing beaches with crystal clear waters for every whim. Dama Dama lies on the famous Faliraki beach, and invites you to discover a plethora of secret coves, windsurfer havens and long stretchy seaside paradises. Cosmopolitan or pristine, Rhodes has it all.

Rhodes Old Town is established as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a captivating and well-preserved medieval city constructed within a castle with six gateways, transporting you back in time. Μarvel around the buildings of the Knights, trenches and fences enclosed within the city walls. The maze of cobblestone streets and squares, churches, mosques, palaces and gardens and the striking decorative facades create an awe-striking scenery.

A historical landmark, imposing at the Old Town’s skyline, the Palace of the Grand Master encapsulates Medieval grandeur and a majestic allure. Its monumental walls, intrinsic decoration and mesmerizing views from the top enchant history lovers and delight sophisticated  travelers.

An enchanting natural reserve featuring a unique habitat with dense flora and thousands of butterflies, creating a dreamlike setting with picturesque pathways and magical sounds. Walking through the lush landscape, observing and photographing the butterflies is a majestic experience.

The Lindos Acropolis is a spectacular archeological site, perched above the charming town of Lindos, offering mesmerizing views of the blue sea and the white-washed buildings. Walk to the top, passing from ancient ruins,  temples and Byzantine churches and you ‘ll surely feel rewarded by the striking panorama.

During your visit to cosmopolitan Rhodes, you can easily hop on a ferry to the nearby islands of Dodecanese, even Cyclades and Crete. Whether you’re up to daily cruises or you’re interested in an island-hopping adventure, we can prepare your ideal itinerary to Symi, Karpathos, Kos, Kalymnos, Halki or Kastellorizo, or the eastern part of Crete.

On the easternmost side of Greece and Europe, lies Kastellorizo, one of the smallest yet prettiest islands, renowned worldwide for its picturesque harbor, colorful houses and stunning vistas and azure waters. Rhodes is the closest Greek island to Kastellorizo, a local treasure to cherish – a cruise there promises an enchanting journey.

A stunning coastline with enticing beaches with crystal clear waters for every whim. Dama Dama lies on the famous Faliraki beach, and invites you to discover a plethora of secret coves, windsurfer havens and long stretchy seaside paradises. Cosmopolitan or pristine, Rhodes has it all.

Rhodes Old Town is established as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a captivating and well-preserved medieval city constructed within a castle with six gateways, transporting you back in time. Μarvel around the buildings of the Knights, trenches and fences enclosed within the city walls. The maze of cobblestone streets and squares, churches, mosques, palaces and gardens and the striking decorative facades create an awe-striking scenery.

A historical landmark, imposing at the Old Town’s skyline, the Palace of the Grand Master encapsulates Medieval grandeur and a majestic allure. Its monumental walls, intrinsic decoration and mesmerizing views from the top enchant history lovers and delight sophisticated  travelers.

An enchanting natural reserve featuring a unique habitat with dense flora and thousands of butterflies, creating a dreamlike setting with picturesque pathways and magical sounds. Walking through the lush landscape, observing and photographing the butterflies is a majestic experience.

The Lindos Acropolis is a spectacular archeological site, perched above the charming town of Lindos, offering mesmerizing views of the blue sea and the white-washed buildings. Walk to the top, passing from ancient ruins,  temples and Byzantine churches and you ‘ll surely feel rewarded by the striking panorama.

During your visit to cosmopolitan Rhodes, you can easily hop on a ferry to the nearby islands of Dodecanese, even Cyclades and Crete. Whether you’re up to daily cruises or you’re interested in an island-hopping adventure, we can prepare your ideal itinerary to Symi, Karpathos, Kos, Kalymnos, Halki or Kastellorizo, or the eastern part of Crete.

On the easternmost side of Greece and Europe, lies Kastellorizo, one of the smallest yet prettiest islands, renowned worldwide for its picturesque harbor, colorful houses and stunning vistas and azure waters. Rhodes is the closest Greek island to Kastellorizo, a local treasure to cherish – a cruise there promises an enchanting journey.

A stunning coastline with enticing beaches with crystal clear waters for every whim. Dama Dama lies on the famous Faliraki beach, and invites you to discover a plethora of secret coves, windsurfer havens and long stretchy seaside paradises. Cosmopolitan or pristine, Rhodes has it all.

Rhodes Old Town is established as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a captivating and well-preserved medieval city constructed within a castle with six gateways, transporting you back in time. Μarvel around the buildings of the Knights, trenches and fences enclosed within the city walls. The maze of cobblestone streets and squares, churches, mosques, palaces and gardens and the striking decorative facades create an awe-striking scenery.