Rhodes, the largest of Greece’s Dodecanese islands, is known for its beach resorts, ancient ruins, and remnants of its occupation by the Knights of St. John during the Crusades.

Depending on the season, your first stop will be either the enchanting Butterfly Valley (June–mid-September) or the panoramic Filerimos Hill (off-season). Each spot showcases a different side of Rhodes' natural beauty at its peak.

This 15th-century Venetian fortress sits atop a rocky hill, offering stunning panoramic views over the Aegean. A perfect photo stop with a rich medieval atmosphere.

Sianna Village. On the way to the west coast, we pass charming mountain villages built amphitheatrically on the slopes. They’re known for souma production and thriving beekeeping. Their pure honey is considered the best on the island and you’ll get the chance to taste it!

This adventure park blends excitement and relaxation, offering zip lines, archery, canoeing, and rope courses beside a peaceful lake. It's a fun and refreshing stop with great facilities and scenic views.

Limni Beach. Wrap up your ride with a swim at Limni Beach, a peaceful pebble cove with crystal-clear waters — perfect for a quiet, crowd-free break.