TOUR DESCRIPTION

Kritinia Castle
Where fascinating history meets breathtaking beauty of scenery wrapped into charm of the Greek village. The castle of Kritinia is on the hill 131 m /430 f above the village. The name Kritinia literally means New Crete,and it takes us back to the time when the Turks invaded Crete. Several Cretan families then fled and founded the new settlement which they named Kritinia. The village was first started on the coast, but had to be moved up the hill because of the constant threat from the pirates. You’ll visit the castle and take fantastic pictures from the height of the hill.
30 minutes • Admission Free

Embonas
Wineries located near Embonas village are famous for the best wine in Greece. Inland and relatively far from the big cities the village is amazingly unspoiled by the tourism. People here still wear traditional costumes and keep the local folklore. The typical rural Greek houses are bewildering and might be easily mistaken for stage decorations. Enjoy the view and savor wine, honey and olive oil.
1 hour • Admission Free

Lindos
Lindos is one of the most amazing archaeological sites in the whole world. Several civilizationshavemade theirimprints here. Ancient Greek, Roman and Byzantine traditions merge with the medieval heritage left by the knights oSaint John’s Order. You can visit the Lindos Acropolis and explore the welcoming Lindos village.
1 hour • Admission Free

Epta Piges
Visit this charming place and you will fall in love with Rhodes once and forever! The Seven Springs or, as the locals call it, Epta Piges is just 27 km from the Tow of Rhodes but somehow it makes you feel much further away from the noisy civilization. The tranquil Seven Springs with tall pine trees around them will make you forget about the heat and the ups and downs of financial markets. From the magical Seven Springs take a stroll down to the beautiful man-made lake. Let that inner artist who has long been asleep wake up to the beauty of nature around you. To add an adventure twist to your experience go through the tunnel instead of taking a walking path. This tunnel is 186m long and it brings water from the Seven Springs to the lake and to the man-made waterfall created in 1931 by the Italians.
30 minutes • Admission Free

Old Town of Rhodes
The medieval town of Rhodes is a World Heritage site and is under protection of UNESCO. It is one of the few best preserved medieval cities in Europe. Do a little exploring and stroll the narrow streets of the Old City. You will be charmed by their captivating beauty! You will find here Turkish Mosques and Jewish Synagogues, an ancient library as well as bathhouses and lots of stores. All that and the charming medieval atmosphere make this place truly unforgettable.