Rhodes Villages

Location: On the northernmost spot of the island
Description: Rhodes Town is the capital of the island and the largest town in the Dodecanese complex. Famous for its amazing Medieval Town, Rhodes is among the most beautiful towns in the Mediterranean.

Location: 48 km south of Rhodes Town
Description: Lindos is the second most famous town on the island. The town is constructed around a huge rock with a castle on it and the area has many lovely coves.

Location: 28 km south of Rhodes Town
Description: This traditional village spreads along a valley, but on top of a huge rock above it, there is a Venetian castle. Many beautiful monasteries surround the village.

Location: 10 km south west of Rhodes Town
Description: The beautiful town of Ialyssos is spread on the slopes of Filerimos hill. The site of ancient Ialyssos is located in a small distance from the modern town.

Location: 16 km south of Rhodes Town
Description: Faliraki used to be a small fishing village, but today it has grown into a popular tourist resort, the busiest on the island.

Location: 12 km from Rhodes Town
Description: A nice village in close distance to Rhodes Town and Ialyssos, Kremasti distinguishes for its Neoclassical buildings.

Location: 55km south of Rhodes Town
Description: The village has become a place of tourist interest due to its Venetian castle and the church of Agios Ioannis with the magnificent wall paintings of 16th century.

Location: 65 km south west of Rhodes Town
Description: A small village built on the slopes of a mountainside. Siana is on the way to Monolithos and the southern side of Rhodes.

Location: 22 km south of Rhodes Town
Description: A bit above the large beach of Theologos, this small village preserves its traditional architecture against mass tourism.

Location: 73 km south west of Rhodes Town
Description: This is a small, traditional village mostly famous for its strong castle that stands on top of a huge rock.