Natural beauty in Rhodes

The island of Rhodes is a spectacular destination for anyone seeking a holiday. It is filled with magnificent natural attractions and wonders of nature to visit and spend the day, either when holidaying with friends or family. Let’s take a look at 3 top natural landmarks no tourist should miss when in Rhodes!

The Seven Springs are found approximately 20 kilometres from Rhodes city, near Archangelos Village. The springs are surrounded by green pine trees that proudly display the greatness of nature. The Seven Springs will lead you to a lake where you will encounter new friends like ducks, geese and peacocks in their natural habitat. The water of the springs has been used by the locals as irrigation in the neighbouring Kolymbia. The tunnel was built by the Italians at the time they ruled the island.

The unique Apollakias Dam attracts tourists and locals alike, because of the rare fauna and wild flowers that can be found there.  It is a beautiful artificial lake located in the midst of wetland. Furthermore, the Water Sports Centre, located at the lake is fully equipped for those adventurous enough to attempt water sports. The Dam Apollakias is so impressive that is has been included in the Natura 2000 network as a protected location.

Rodini Park is a real paradise located merely 3 kilometres from Rhodes Town. It is known as one of the oldest parks in the entire world and is renowned for its diversified vegetation. There you will encounter bridges, trails and small ponds packed with water-lilies establishing it as the idyllic area packed with rare fauna and flora. The most popular attraction found in the park are none other than the peacocks that move freely throughout the park.

There you go folks, 3 natural landmarks that no one should miss when in Rhodes!