Best things to do in Rhodes

In some cities of Rhodes it is mainly the historical sights that are worth visiting. For example, there is the old town of Rhodes Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988. In this historical center, Judaism, Christianity and Islam as well as the Greek, Byzantine and Ottoman cultures have left their mark...

The first traces of life on the island of Rhodes are lost in the fog of myth. The first inhabitants are said to have been the aborigines Heliaden, agreements of the protective god Helios and the Telchines, a strange kind of people who supposedly resembled demons. These were, according to tradition, skilled sailors and skilled craftsmen who taught the ancient Rhodians how to forge and process stone.

Present day, with its 2400 years of history, Rhodes town impresses and fascinates its visitors. Its medieval aspect, fortified behind an impressive wall, merges harmoniously with the refined, cosmopolitan air of a modern resort with luxurious hotels, broad avenues, rich commercial stores and offers one of the highest developed tourism infrastructure in Greece.

Zakynthos, also known as Zante Island by locals, is an island in the Ionian sea known for its mesmerizing landscapes and stunning beaches. Couple that with fantastic accommodation options and soul warming Greek food everywhere, you have all you need for an amazing Greek getaway...

With incredible deals to popular ferry ports throughout Greece, your choices on destinations to visit and things to do are endless. Begin your Greek island hopping adventure with a ferry crossing to the port of Mykonos, head out to explore the natural beauty of Santorini, and then take in the grandeur at the idyllic port of Rhodes. ferryconnection allows you to plan your ferry travel with competitive prices and great rates to any port in Greece!

According to the votes for the best dive sites in the world, the top rated diving island in Greece is Chios Island featuring caves, tunnels, walls and wrecks. Elsewhere in Greece diving highlights include the wreck of the Britannic. This sister ship to the Titanic lies off Tzia (Kea) Island at 120 m, so is only for technical divers...

Planning a getaway to the Greek islands doesn’t only revolve around how close you can get to the water, but also what you’ll eat. After all, Greece is a culinary heaven. We are all familiar with the fact that the Mediterranean cuisine puts a lot of emphasis on fresh fruit and vegetables. Read Ferryhopper’s list with some of the top Greek islands for vegans and vegetarians and tell for yourself...

Greece - that is exciting ancient heritage embedded in a breathtaking scenic backdrop and culinary delights. Not only in the legendary and at the same time cosmopolitan city of Athens, but also on the entire mainland and the numerous islands that are spread around the mainland.

Greece is known throughout the world for its ancient ruins and huge influence on the Western World over thousands of years. The capital, Athens, boasts stunning architecture, both new and old that have become icons of human development...

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