The village consists of tiny little lanes and traditionally styled houses, many of them surrounded by beautiful coloured flowers. The food here is delicious, and you will find a selection of places to eat and drink.
Apart from Eleousa, in close proximity you will also find the spring of Foundoukli, along with the Foundoukli Church. If you would like to experience some real mountain feeling for your lunch or dinner, drive to the close by taverna also named after the location, taverna Fountoukli.
Dimilia village and it's surroundings offer perfect opportunity to get away from the crowds usually found at the tourist hot spots of Rhodes. It is pleasantly quiet, with nature being the leading reason to visit.
Apollona village acquired its name from the Temple of God Apollo who was the protector of Rhodes Island and fine arts at the time.
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The village of Afandou in Rhodes has been founded in times where pirates used to overrun the islands of the Mediterranean. During that period, people used to leave the shores in order to seek shelter in the inland. The village of Afandou took its name form the word "áfandos ", which in Greek means "invisible", because it could not be seen from the sea.
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Glystra beach is a beautiful little cove with fine sand, popular with those who want their umbrella and some peace.
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