Rodos Grcka

Let’s go to Rhodes Greece

I have been exploring Rhodes Greece for a couple of days before I started this new series of travel glimpses that will make you want to discover the island yourself.

The summer was almost there (I was writing this at the beginning of June) and it was already 28 degrees Celsius on Rhodes Greece.

But, do not be fooled, this island is not “just another beachy” place. It’s so rich in heritage and history with a few events that actually represent a couple of major breaking points for what Europe came out to be today. So, join me in exploring the Rhodes Greece, learning and writing about the place, while having Greek coffee in its various small villages.

Let’s soak up some sun together and enjoy the famous myths (since this is the island which belonged to none other than Helios the Sun god), visit one of the best-preserved medieval towns Crusaders have built, chase sandy beaches all around, and we might even take a cruise to a few other colorful islands nearby.

So, welcome to the island of the Sun god!


Glimpses of RHODES:

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Mythology

THE EVER IMPOSING SUN GOD

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Climate

WHEN TO GO

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World wonder

THERE STOOD THE COLOSSUS

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History

THE KNIGHTS OF RHODES

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Beaches

SUCH A VARIETY

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Lindos

THE WHITE VILLAGE

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Tsampika

ROAD TRIP TO THE EAST

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Kameiros

DRIVING UP THE WEST COAST

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Symi island

ONE DAY BOAT TRIP

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16 responses

  1. I am in Datça now, right across Rhodes 🙂 My mum lives here, but unfortunately I’ve never had a chance to visit Rhodes, so I’ve gotten more excited with the new Glimpses series (but I love reading them all as I said before).

  2. I love Greek islands! Like you said they not just nice beaches for holiday but theres no much history, so much to explore! I havent been in Rhodos yet but it is on my list 🙂

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