Situated on the eastern coast of Rhodes, less than an hour's drive from the airport, Lindos is
one of the three ancient cities of Rhodes. This magical village is widely acknowledged as the
jewel in the crown. Nestled between two bays the village is full of charm and character where
the ancient Acropolis seems as if it is keeping a watchful eye over the stunning white-washed
homes and inhabitants below!

There are mazes of pretty narrow cobbled streets
which, in true Greek tradition, you will walk through
on your wedding day - perhaps accompanied by a
musician - to one of the tiny white washed churches
overlooking either St. Paul's or Lindos bay. Both have
views towards the Mediterranean Sea that will quite
simply take your breath away.

From its dramatic location and vibrant atmosphere,
to the ancient Lindian architecture and typical Greek
hospitality - Lindos has an appeal that is quite literally
indefinable and some people have said even spiritual.
A combination of a thousand little things, make this
village inimitable.

For those who have not previously visited Rhodes or
those members of your wedding party who are not sun
worshippers there is an abundance of places to see and
attractions to visit.

Rhodes, the Island of the Sun, is said to be the most lustrous island pearl of the
Mediterranean. Every culture and every phase of history has left its mark in terms of
architecture, from ancient Greek and Byzantine through to the Knights of St John, the
Ottoman Empire and Italian era.

With 220 km of shoreline, there are endless beautiful sandy beaches and although the
Island is just 77 km long and only 37 km at its widest point, you can still find those hidden
villages and numerous places of interest to stop and enjoy whilst driving around the island.
Embona, famous for its production of wonderful local wine; Siana where locals sell their
honey; Valley of the Butterflies and Seven Springs - lush green valleys with wonderful walks;
the therapeutic springs at Kallithea where you can dive and learn if you have not tried it
before, the geographical wonder of Prassonisi where the Mediterranean meets the Aegean
and where windsurfers will be in their element. The list is endless.

Rhodes Town is a must for any visitor with its fascinating walled medieval city and narrow
cobbled alleys where there are a vast number of shops selling everything from woven fabrics,
handmade gold and silver to furs and leather.

Rhodes town - Greece