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]]>Start your morning off right with a Greek omelet and Freddo Cappuccino at some of the many unique cafes around town. Then, spend your afternoon exploring Rhodes Old town, and visit The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, which holds many significant historical artifacts of the Roman Empire. Then, head to the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, where you will see excellent cliff and see views, gothic architecture, and learn Roman History. Finish off your day with a sunset dinner at Rhonda bar, a famous bar on the beach which houses some of the town’s best sea food, cocktails, and views.
Choose one of the many boat tours or ferries that line the harbor and take an early morning boat ride to Symi Island, where you will visit the small, charming, and colorful island, known for its Symi sponges, art ,and beautiful clear water.
No trip to Greece is complete without a beach day. That’s why we have included it in this itinerary and one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece. Start your day at the Lindos Acropolis and explore the cities ruins and springs. Once you’ve worked up a sweat, pick a beach bar for lunch, then spend the rest of the afternoon soaking up the sun at Paralia Agios Pavlos, one of Lindos beautiful beaches.
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]]>Okay, this one’s by far one of the country’s most famous islands, if not the most famous one. The largest of the Dodecanese island group, Rhodes is a combination of rich history and hot Mediterranean climate (hashtag beach vibes). With over 500 different hotels, it’s one of Greek’s most popular tourist destinations. Enjoy the Medieval city, visit picturesque nearby villages like Lindos and Faliraki, and catch some tan on the island’s many beaches.
Another lovely Greek attraction, Corfu is part of the Ionian island group. Thanks to different cultures leaving their mark on the island throughout history, it’s a unique mix of cultural and architectural styles. Visit the old town, check out the many churches and castles, and enjoy the clear-blue waters and sandy beaches.
Last but not least, Kos is another major candidate for your next vacation. Like Rhodes, it also belongs to the Dodecanese island group, and lists tourism as its key industry. The main tourist attraction is considered to be its amazing beaches, Kos also offers a rich culinary scene and a bustling nightlife scene, and many ancient architectural pieces.
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]]>An island steeped in romance offers many opportunities to make memories with your significant other. Here are some romantic activities to try in and around the area.
This incredible natural wonder in Kastellorizo is just a short boat ride away. The cave spans 75 meters long and 35 meters high, making it the most impressive and beautiful cave in Greece. The sunlight caresses the water, creating a vibrant vision of turquoise blue, which you have likely seen pop up on your Instagram feed.
Just 9km from the city of Rhodes lie Kallithea Springs. Here, you can bathe in the thermal springs. Popularized in the early 20th century by the Italians, this spa has been transformed back to its former glory. The springs, renowned for their healing properties, are a special way to relax and rejuvenate with your partner.
You can happily get lost in this labyrinth of old cobbled streets, laden with quaint cafes and boutique stalls. Keep an eye out for the remains of the 3rd century temple of Aphrodite. With its fountains, Gothic churches, medieval buildings and a wealth of intimate restaurants, every turn leads you to a new gem. Stray from the path and relish the opportunity to lose yourself in the old town of Rhodes.
This small island just off the coast of Rhodes takes you to a colorful setting of brightly painted neoclassical houses. Enjoy fine dining at one of the many upscale restaurants and admire the panoramic views. You can even take a scenic ride on an open train, to really soak up the stunning views.
Located in Lindos, 3km east of the city center, stands the Acropolis. Steeped in history, this 5th – 3rd century BC site houses the Temple of Zeus, a small theater and a large park. The classic Greek landmark is the ideal place for history lovers to soak up the sunshine and explore one of the ancient wonders of the world.
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]]>Start your morning off right with a Greek omelet and Freddo Cappuccino at some of the many unique cafes around town. Then, spend your afternoon exploring Rhodes Old town, and visit The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, which holds many significant historical artifacts of the Roman Empire. Then, head to the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, where you will see excellent cliff and see views, gothic architecture, and learn Roman History. Finish off your day with a sunset dinner at Rhonda bar, a famous bar on the beach which houses some of the town’s best sea food, cocktails, and views.
Choose one of the many boat tours or ferries that line the harbor and take an early morning boat ride to Symi Island, where you will visit the small, charming, and colorful island, known for its Symi sponges, art ,and beautiful clear water.
No trip to Greece is complete without a beach day. That’s why we have included it in this itinerary and one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece. Start your day at the Lindos Acropolis and explore the cities ruins and springs. Once you’ve worked up a sweat, pick a beach bar for lunch, then spend the rest of the afternoon soaking up the sun at Paralia Agios Pavlos, one of Lindos beautiful beaches.
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]]>Okay, this one’s by far one of the country’s most famous islands, if not the most famous one. The largest of the Dodecanese island group, Rhodes is a combination of rich history and hot Mediterranean climate (hashtag beach vibes). With over 500 different hotels, it’s one of Greek’s most popular tourist destinations. Enjoy the Medieval city, visit picturesque nearby villages like Lindos and Faliraki, and catch some tan on the island’s many beaches.
Another lovely Greek attraction, Corfu is part of the Ionian island group. Thanks to different cultures leaving their mark on the island throughout history, it’s a unique mix of cultural and architectural styles. Visit the old town, check out the many churches and castles, and enjoy the clear-blue waters and sandy beaches.
Last but not least, Kos is another major candidate for your next vacation. Like Rhodes, it also belongs to the Dodecanese island group, and lists tourism as its key industry. The main tourist attraction is considered to be its amazing beaches, Kos also offers a rich culinary scene and a bustling nightlife scene, and many ancient architectural pieces.
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]]>The post 5 Romantic Ways to Spend the Day In and Around Rhodes appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>An island steeped in romance offers many opportunities to make memories with your significant other. Here are some romantic activities to try in and around the area.
This incredible natural wonder in Kastellorizo is just a short boat ride away. The cave spans 75 meters long and 35 meters high, making it the most impressive and beautiful cave in Greece. The sunlight caresses the water, creating a vibrant vision of turquoise blue, which you have likely seen pop up on your Instagram feed.
Just 9km from the city of Rhodes lie Kallithea Springs. Here, you can bathe in the thermal springs. Popularized in the early 20th century by the Italians, this spa has been transformed back to its former glory. The springs, renowned for their healing properties, are a special way to relax and rejuvenate with your partner.
You can happily get lost in this labyrinth of old cobbled streets, laden with quaint cafes and boutique stalls. Keep an eye out for the remains of the 3rd century temple of Aphrodite. With its fountains, Gothic churches, medieval buildings and a wealth of intimate restaurants, every turn leads you to a new gem. Stray from the path and relish the opportunity to lose yourself in the old town of Rhodes.
This small island just off the coast of Rhodes takes you to a colorful setting of brightly painted neoclassical houses. Enjoy fine dining at one of the many upscale restaurants and admire the panoramic views. You can even take a scenic ride on an open train, to really soak up the stunning views.
Located in Lindos, 3km east of the city center, stands the Acropolis. Steeped in history, this 5th – 3rd century BC site houses the Temple of Zeus, a small theater and a large park. The classic Greek landmark is the ideal place for history lovers to soak up the sunshine and explore one of the ancient wonders of the world.
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