Greek Islands
Rhodes
Greek Islands
Rhodes
Internship tourism on Rhodes
General information
Rhodes offers long beaches, over 300 days of sunshine per year and its spectacular nature round the picture of this beautiful island in the southern Aegean Sea. It is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands and the most south-easterly of all the Greek Islands of the coast of Turkey.
Rhodes offers long beaches, over 300 days of sunshine per year and its spectacular nature round the picture of this beautiful island in the southern Aegean Sea. It is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands and the most south-easterly of all the Greek Islands of the coast of Turkey.
Rhodes offers long beaches, over 300 days of sunshine per year and its spectacular nature round the picture of this beautiful island in the southern Aegean Sea. It is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands and the most south-easterly of all the Greek Islands of the coast of Turkey.
Internship tourism on Rhodes
Excursions
Here are many great places to see during your internship tourism on Rhodes. Taking day trips within Rhodes itself offers great places to visit to gain a more cultural experience of the city throughout your hotel placement. Below are listed just a few ideas.
Internship tourism on Rhodes
Excursions
Here are many great places to see during your internship tourism on Rhodes. Taking day trips within Rhodes itself offers great places to visit to gain a more cultural experience of the city throughout your hotel placement. Below are listed just a few ideas.
Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes
The old town of Rhodes is split into 2 parts. The northern part of the town is called “Castello”, where you can see the Grand Masters Palace. This is an old palace, and not like most you see today. There are few furnishings inside and most of the floors are tiled in mosaics. The entrance of the palace is still original with its impressive towers. After looking around the palace itself, there is a museum to look around as well.
The second part is the Medieval City. This is a historic part of the city and has been preserved to keep its authentic feel.
Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes
The old town of Rhodes is split into 2 parts. The northern part of the town is called “Castello”, where you can see the Grand Masters Palace. This is an old palace, and not like most you see today. There are few furnishings inside and most of the floors are tiled in mosaics. The entrance of the palace is still original with its impressive towers. After looking around the palace itself, there is a museum to look around as well.
The second part is the Medieval City. This is a historic part of the city and has been preserved to keep its authentic feel.
Lindos and its Acropolis
This is a fabulous quaint village. It is full of small twisty narrow streets. Here are many cafés and restaurants and all offer a high quality of food. There are many people who offer donkey rides to the Acropolis, although it is accessible by foot too.
Ancient Kameiros
The old city Kameiros is the most important archaeological site of Rhodes. There are several buses that take you up to these ruins; however they can be very sporadic throughout the day. The ruins themselves are approximately 3000 years old. It is a relatively small site of ruins, and most people spend an hour or two here. As it is situated on a hillside there are fabulous views from the ruins that look over the sea and on a clear day across to Turkey.
Lindos and its Acropolis
This is a fabulous quaint village. It is full of small twisty narrow streets. Here are many cafés and restaurants and all offer a high quality of food. There are many people who offer donkey rides to the Acropolis, although it is accessible by foot too.
Ancient Kameiros
The old city Kameiros is the most important archaeological site of Rhodes. There are several buses that take you up to these ruins; however they can be very sporadic throughout the day. The ruins themselves are approximately 3000 years old. It is a relatively small site of ruins, and most people spend an hour or two here. As it is situated on a hillside there are fabulous views from the ruins that look over the sea and on a clear day across to Turkey.
Water Park, Faliraki
A trip to the water park makes for a great day out. There are great amenities, and rides and slides for all ages. We suggest you to take a picnic or some snacks with you as the food is not fantastic and is quite expensive. There is a free bus ride from Pefkos to Faliraki, but most tourists organize a coach ride with their hotel. Ask your colleagues in the Reception Department or in the excursions/tourist information centre and they will be able to help you with more details.
Island of Symi
You can take the ferry to Symi, or take a boat trip that stops at a monastery. As you get off the ferry/boat there are a few quaint shops in the harbor. Here is also a small train that you can take for about 6 € each; this takes you on a tour to the top of a hill.
Water Park, Faliraki
A trip to the water park makes for a great day out. There are great amenities, and rides and slides for all ages. We suggest you to take a picnic or some snacks with you as the food is not fantastic and is quite expensive. There is a free bus ride from Pefkos to Faliraki, but most tourists organize a coach ride with their hotel. Ask your colleagues in the Reception Department or in the excursions/tourist information centre and they will be able to help you with more details.
Island of Symi
You can take the ferry to Symi, or take a boat trip that stops at a monastery. As you get off the ferry/boat there are a few quaint shops in the harbor. Here is also a small train that you can take for about 6 € each; this takes you on a tour to the top of a hill.
Tsmabika Beach
A quiet sandy beach, situated north of Lindos. Here are plenty of options for eating in restaurants and drinking in cafés along the promenade. Here is also a company which provides water sports too.
Agathi Beach, Haraki
This beach can get quite busy in the summer season as it is the only sandy beach in the Haraki area. Here are a few beach bars to get cold drinks from. The water is quite shallow making it perfect for swimming.
Nikolas Beach, Kallithea
This is a stony sandy beach, beach shoes are advised. There are giant rock pools here and the water is crystal clear, this makes it a great place to snorkel! There is a small lagoon with steps into it, this is where most people swim, and the water is slightly warmer.
Plakia Beach, Pefkos
A sandy beach, again with shallow waters for a long way out in the sea. As with many of the beaches on Greece there are bars on the beach for you to easily get the ice cold refreshment you´ll need in the summer sun. Here are great inlets in the rocks, and so it makes a great place for snorkeling – take your own equipment with you!
Tsmabika Beach
A quiet sandy beach, situated north of Lindos. Here are plenty of options for eating in restaurants and drinking in cafés along the promenade. Here is also a company which provides water sports too.
Agathi Beach, Haraki
This beach can get quite busy in the summer season as it is the only sandy beach in the Haraki area. Here are a few beach bars to get cold drinks from. The water is quite shallow making it perfect for swimming.
Nikolas Beach, Kallithea
This is a stony sandy beach, beach shoes are advised. There are giant rock pools here and the water is crystal clear, this makes it a great place to snorkel! There is a small lagoon with steps into it, this is where most people swim, and the water is slightly warmer.
Plakia Beach, Pefkos
A sandy beach, again with shallow waters for a long way out in the sea. As with many of the beaches on Greece there are bars on the beach for you to easily get the ice cold refreshment you´ll need in the summer sun. Here are great inlets in the rocks, and so it makes a great place for snorkeling – take your own equipment with you!
Internship tourism on Rhodes
Nightlife
Rhodes is home to a number of nightclubs as well as many restaurants and bars. In each town, mainly those on the coast, there are many bars along the promenade.
Internship tourism on Rhodes
Nightlife
Rhodes is home to a number of nightclubs as well as many restaurants and bars. In each town, mainly those on the coast, there are many bars along the promenade.
City of Rhodes:
Faliraki:
Lindos:
City of Rhodes:
Faliraki:
Lindos: