A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Rhodes Old Town is enclosed by medieval walls and features narrow cobblestone streets, Byzantine churches, Ottoman mosques, and historic landmarks dating back to the Knights Hospitaller.

An ancient citadel overlooking the town of Lindos, featuring ruins of a Doric temple dedicated to Athena Lindia, a 4th-century BC stoa, and stunning views of the Aegean Sea and the whitewashed town below.

A medieval castle in Rhodes Old Town, rebuilt by the Knights of Rhodes in the 14th century, featuring impressive Gothic architecture, Byzantine mosaics, a museum with medieval artifacts, and panoramic views from its towers.

A lush nature reserve near Petaloudes village, known for its seasonal population of Jersey tiger moths, offering shaded walking paths along streams, waterfalls, and wooden bridges amidst dense vegetation.

An ancient Doric city-state dating back to the 7th century BC, featuring well-preserved ruins of houses, temples, agora, and a fountain, offering insights into daily life and architecture of ancient Greece.

A popular beach on the east coast of Rhodes, known for its golden sand, clear turquoise waters, and shallow gradient ideal for families, with beach facilities, water sports, and views of Tsambika Monastery atop a nearby hill.

A secluded cove named after the actor who filmed "The Guns of Navarone" here, featuring crystal-clear waters, underwater caves, and rocky cliffs ideal for snorkeling, swimming, and sunbathing in a tranquil setting.

A lush green valley with seven natural springs, shaded walking trails, wooden bridges, and a small lake, offering cool refreshment and a peaceful escape from the summer heat, with local tavernas nearby.