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The beach is wonderful, but it is completely covered with umbrellas and sunbeds and has essentially been transformed into a private beach. If you don't want to use the company's services, it's very difficult to find a place to stand; only swimming is free!
In addition, even the upper parking lot is now subject to a fee (7 euros)...

Looking at the 2023 Scientific Report by Bozlak et al the Rhodian and the Skyros ponies show very ancient pure descent which agrees with your enthusiastic historical story about these little horses. Their ancestors seem to have become isolated on the islands, separating them from the ancestors of Mongolian horses, Icelandic ponies, Mezen horses from Archangelsk in the arctic. Could it have been the Persians who pushed different groups of horses (and people) in different directions before about 500BCE? The geneticists may have means of answering these questions. Enjoy looking after these lovely little horses: keep them safe for the future. They are precious .

Must visit Next time in Rhodes, Looks very Idyllic.

We chose to walk up Filerimos hill, what a hill, with hairpin bends. The views of Ialyssos and Rhodes Town on route were amazing. Once there, the first thing you come to is gift shop/cafe, well received by us! The area houses lots of peacocks and peahens, I have never seen so many. At 13.30 the males began to display their tail feathers, beautiful. Leaving them to walk around the ancient grounds (there is now a cost of 10 euros to enter) There was a small chapel, which was painted from floor to ceiling, Various viewpoints. The Temple of Athena Polias is overlooked by the medieval monastery which was beautiful. It is amazing how old it is! Following this go through an avenue of trees to the large cross, built between 1992-96.Unfortunately, it was not open for us to climb the stairs for the mass view. Well worth a visit

I have stopped in this village twice now, and going back this year, it's a lovely village, we stop at Marietta, they make you feel like family, the food is beautiful, a very welcoming family, and really looking after you, we have met some lovely friends there, and keep in contact.

My Grandfather (from Molona) and Grandmother were married and lived in Massari. Grandfather emigrated to Australia in 1923 and Grandmother and 3 young children (my 2 uncles and aunt) emigrated in 2024. My father was born in Australia in 1930 and died in 1970 without seeing the homeland. I travelled with my cousins in 2023 to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of my grandfather leaving Massari. While there we researched a lot of family history. As a result I feel a great love for the town and island of Rhodes. I will return as often as I can.

I love going to Ancient Kameiros and have visited the site many times . The atmosphere is magical I do wish there was more information available at this important site.

It's one of the most beautiful orchids I've ever seen.

I was on a trip from Marmaris to Rhodes. I loved the harbour and its beauty also the old town is very lovely! A highlight was a tiny place selling giros outside the old town. They were delicious with potato fries in them also! Their giros are famous .

Whenever I am on the island of Rhodes I visit this location. While the Foundoukli church is already a small gem worth visiting, the surrounding area is one of the most tranquil locations on the island. Perfect if you need to unwind from stress or your daily routine, this inviting natural setting always helps me calm down.