3 Must-Visit Natural Landmarks in Rhodes

Besides being renowned for its glorious history and cultural heritage as well as fabulous sandy bays and shimmering blue waters, the island of Rhodes also boasts with jaw-dropping natural landscapes. Take a look at our top three favourite natural landscapes you must-visit when holidaying in Rhodes!

The Seven Springs is a stunning green-covered oasis where water flows from its seven natural springs all-year-round. The water flows into a small lake, which is accessible via a 186-metre tunnel. The Italians built a dam during their time on the island in order to supply Kolymbia Village with fresh water. The Italian’s dam is the reason the lake exists today. Many nature lovers enjoy walking through the forest-covered area while listening to the harmonious sounds of flowing springs.

To most visitors the Valley of the Butterflies is the most impressive natural spot found on the island. In August thousands and thousands of beautiful Panaxia butterflies flood the green-covered valley in order to reproduce. During this time the butterflies take over the valley, even if you can’t see them they are there hiding in plain sight. a gentle sound is all it takes and in seconds the sky is filled with flying butterflies creating a magical setting!

Rodini Park is considered to be the very first landscaped park across the world. The forest-covered park is home to striking peacocks. Rodini Park is the perfect oasis to escape to during the hot summer days. Keen nature lovers enjoy strolling along the banks of the stream, while enjoying the natural green-covered parks and roaming peacocks!

Happy nature sightseeing!