Rhodes

Rhodes is the largest island in the Dodecanese. The island's capital - the city of the same name - is located in the northern part. Rhodes is sometimes called the "island of the sun". Cloudy days there are exceptionally rare, and the statistics speak of more than three thousand hours of sunshine per year, are the best advertisement. No wonder, after all, the patron saint of the island itself is Helios. Rhodes, in addition to an impressive cultural and historical richness, offers its guests well-developed tourist infrastructure, many hotels of different standards, cozy pubs, lively discotheques and pubs and the well-developed beaches, all on a background of beautiful Mediterranean nature. Even if you do not have trips planned in detail, you will find respite from the crystal-clear sea or in the atmospheric café, in the company of friendly and extremely hospitable inhabitants of the island. Active tourists will have the opportunity to take advantage of all sorts of water sports or hiking in the local nature parks.