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Rhodes, Greece
Guided tours offer an optimal experience for exploring Rhodes, encompassing its captivating West Coast and inland regions, renowned for their remarkable ancient monuments, fascinating medieval fortresses, and scenic mountain pathways.
Embark on a captivating journey through Rhodes, a realm of ancient wonders, medieval splendor, and scenic mountain vistas. Guided by a seasoned local expert, immerse yourself in the region's rich tapestry of history and culture.
Begin your odyssey at the enigmatic Ancient Kamiros, an ancient city perched on the northwest coast. Wander through the Acropolis, with its temple complex dedicated to Athena, and explore the grid-like streets and residential blocks below. Delve into the city's origins, tracing its roots from Mycenaean Greeks to Dorians.
Next, ascend to the Castle of Kritinia, a Venetian marvel from the 16th century. Perched 131 meters above Kritinia village, this fortress offers panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and nearby islands. Admire the castle's surviving shell, adorned with the coats of arms of Grand Masters from the Medieval Era. Discover a hidden chapel with stunning 16th-century wall paintings, a testament to the castle's storied past.
Savor your culinary delights with a visit to Embona's village, one of Rhodes' oldest wineries. Indulge in a symphony of flavors with wine, olive oil, and other local specialties. Enjoy local delicacies at a nearby tavern during your leisure time and explore handmade treasures in Embona's charming souvenir shops.
Ascend to the summit of Mt. Profitis Ilias, a tranquil haven amidst pine, cedar, and cypress trees. Capture breathtaking moments in the small summer resort, Elafos and Elafina, created by the Italians in 1929. Traverse the countryside to Fountouklis area, where a Byzantine gem, the church of Saint Nikolaos, awaits with its captivating frescoes.
Journey eastward to Kallithea Springs, a majestic oasis with ancient healing waters. Explore the meticulously restored complex, take a dip in the crystal-clear coves, and relish refreshments by the sea. Marvel at the monumental architecture and unique mosaics, transporting you nostalgically to bygone eras.
This extraordinary adventure unfolds worry-free, thanks to our convenient transfer services, ensuring guests are seamlessly picked up and dropped off near their hotels. Experience the allure of Rhodes in this meticulously curated exploration.
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Visitors can explore Ancient Kamiros on the Northwest Coast of Rhodes.
The Castle of Kritinia is located 131 meters above Kritinia village.
Tourists can enjoy local delicacies at a nearby tavern during their leisure time.
A hidden chapel with stunning 16th-century wall paintings can be found within the Castle of Kritinia.
Fountouklis area was created by the Italians in 1929.
Kallithea Springs has ancient healing waters.
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