Rodos

Introduction

You will find Rhodes as the largest of the Dodecanese islands and its historical capital. Located in the Mediterranean Sea, this destination is known by several evocative names: "Island of the Sun," honoring the patron sun god Helios; "The Pearl Island"; and "The Island of the Knights," a reference to the Knights of Saint John of Jerusalem who ruled the land for centuries.

What to see and do

You can explore the historic sites and landmarks of Rodos, including the Kahal Shalom and the gates of Saint Catherine and Tarzana. The island also offers scenic locations such as Elaphos and the windmills in Mandraki.

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Three days in Rodos

Day one, you can begin your journey in the heart of Rhodes. You will feel the warmth of the Mediterranean Sea as you explore this island, often called the Pearl Island.

Day two, you can wander through the historic areas where the influence of the Knights is still felt. You can experience the local atmosphere and history within the Dodecanese region.

Day three, you can visit Mandraki to conclude your time on the island under the sun.