Ellada's [Greece] some of her Gems Islands Aegean Pelagos [in general aspect ]
Rhodes is a truly unique of it's kind as an island. Due to its position on the eastern edge of the Mediterranean, the island has long acted as a crossroad of cultures, resulting in a heady mix of architectural styles.
Capital of the Dodecanese, an island which is ideal not only for those who want to relax but also for those looking for an action-packed holiday! With its bright green hills, rich green valleys and uninterrupted line of golden beaches, Rhodes is truly a blessed place. Add in the excellent facilities for tourism, the islandâs special blend of cosmopolitan and traditional, and numerous cultural and archaeological sites and youâve got the perfect holiday destination.
Stretching almost 50 miles from Rhodes Town in the northeast to Prasonisi in the southwest, the island is over 200 miles from the Greek mainland, but only 11 miles from the southern shores of Turkey. This extreme location lends Rhodes an exotic air, and a plethora of different cultures have left their unique mark on the island. A short stroll in the UNESCO protected Old Town unveils the echoes of this historical melting-pot of civilisations, from the imposing medieval Grand Masterâs Palace to the delicate Suleymaniye Mosque, juxtaposed with the elegant Jewish Quarter and the surprising Italian colonial architecture of the New Town.
A cosmopolitan city, Rhodes Town plays host to a never-ending rosta of cultural events, cafes, restaurants and bars, and retains its liveliness even in the winter period. Dinner at the exclusive Marco Polo Mansion is a memorable event, housed in a 15th century Ottoman townhouse belonging to a prominent Milanese artist and collector. Come sunset, the cream of Rhodian society gathers at Mavrikos in Lindos, ordering up plates of fresh sea urchin pasta and lobster risotto. During the summer season, take a front row seat for views of the Aegean and Lindos Acropolis, or reclining in the intimate interiors of the indoors Fouli Restaurant during the winter â either option guarantees and elegant evening of premium food, drink and people watching.
If you have been lucky enough to enjoy a holiday in Rhodes, or even researched the island, youâll know about its amazing history.
However, many people donât realise that Rhodes also has a rich cinematic history. Unsurpisingly, the islandâs beautiful setting has made it a popular choice over the years as a filming location among directors. As a result, some of the worldâs most famous actors have filmed in Rhodes where some are below:
ESCAPE TO ATHENA (1979)
The movie is set during the II WW. It is an adventure war film with some comedy elements about a strong Greek resistant movement that took place on a small island. This movement prepares the landing of the Allies and plans to overtake a prisoner camp, run by an Austrian general (Roger Moore). This Austrian general loves antiques and actually has forced his prisoners to work in archaeological excavations, in exchange for a more comfortable treatment. Also starred Terry Savalas, Claudia Cardinale, and David Niven. DIRECTOR:Â GEORGE COSMATOS ,FILMING LOCATION:Â RHODES
THE GUNS OF NAVARONE (1961)
This film was a major box office success and became one of the 1961 most important films. Many famous actors starred, like Gregory Peck, David Niven, Anthony Quinn, Stanley Baker, and Irene Papas.
DIRECTOR:Â J. LEE THOMPSON
FILMING LOCATION:Â RHODES
The windward northern coastline is a noted location for windsurfing and other water- sports, and, come summer, becomes the meeting point for water-sports enthusiasts from around the world. Kite-surfers will love Prasonisi, a remote cape on the islandâs most westerly corner and home to the Prasonisi Kitesurf Centre. Prasonisiâs constant cross-shore winds make it one of the top water-sport destinations in Europe: from one side the strong waves of the Aegean Sea are a draw for top-level surfers, whilst on the opposite side the softer currents of the Mediterranean are perfect for beginners.
The beach at Anthony Quinn bay is one of the most beautiful beaches on Rhodes. The waters owe their deep emerald colour to the lush green vegetation which surrounds the beach
Rhodes has a mild climate with plenty of rainfall..In fact, there are only two seasons: spring and summer.
Summer starts in April and lasts until November, with an average temperature of 30 degrees Celsius.
On average, Rhodes has 300 days of sunshine a year, while between April and October it is estimated that the chances of uninterrupted sunshine are almost one hundred percent.
From November to April the lowest temperature is at 10 degrees,
the coldest month which is January, while there is a lot of rainfall which in combination with the good temperature
creates a beautiful vegetation on the island.
Continuously , Rhodes population is almost in around number at 120.000 .It consists Two large hospitals, an international airport, [ https://www.rho-airport.gr/en ] one of the largest ports in the southern east Mediterranean, an impeccable road network and the longest summer in Greece make Rhodes an excellent choice for both relocation and retirement as well as a summer family retreat destination.
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By airplane
Domestic flights connect the island of Rhodes very frequently from all the major Greek airports. Most flights arrive from Athens (ATH), Thessaloniki (SKG) and Heraklion (HER). However there are flights from smaller airports as well. Many chartered flights come directly to Diagoras airport (RHO) from every European capital.
More about AIR transportation
The ATC tower and part of the terminal of Diagoras Airport
Rhodes has three airports but only one is public. Diagoras Airport, one of the biggest in Greece, is the main entrance/exit point for both locals and tourists. The island is well connected with other major Greek cities and islands as well as with major European capitals and cities via charter flights.
Two pilot schools offer aviation services (small plane rental, island hopping).
Daily connection with the largest port of Greece Piraeus. The trip lasts 11-14 hours depending on the boat. There is also a ferry from Thessaloniki once every week.
 Sea Melody is about 4 kilometers away from Diagoras airport, 8 kilometers from Rhodes town and the harbor. The center of Ialysos is 800 meters away.
Bus services are handled by two operators:
Rhodes is a top gun on real estate market for Home buyer , Move-Down Buyers , First-Time Buyers , Move-Up Buyers , Luxury Buyers [High net worth individuals or international professionals] Investor Buyers [ High net worth real estate investors, who specialize in buying and selling homes] , Retail Buyers [ They are buyers who have access to finance or enough money saved up to purchase a property for cash ], Buy-to-let Investors [ a property that can generate revenue while it appreciates in value over the long-term is the main concern for this buyer ] ,  Relocation Home Buyer [ this buyer is rock solid and qualified to buy] , Young Millennial Buyer [for this group of buyers, the market is on at all times.They are very active buyers, and most importantly millennial want suburbs that feel like a city ] , Developers any type of investors  that are looking for an island that is buzzing with life all year round.
A short study regarding this beautiful gem in ELLADA [ Greece ] at Aegean Pelagos .
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