Things to do in Charaki

Seven Springs

Seven Springs is a natural destination surrounded by lush forests, named after seven natural springs that converge into a clear stream, flowing through the dense, tree-lined forest to form a tranquil lake. Visitors can stroll along winding paths, enjoying the fresh air and tranquil atmosphere of the forest. A highlight is a dark tunnel approximately 150m long and 2.5m wide, which visitors must pass through to reach the lake. The area around the lake is an ideal picnic spot where visitors can relax and enjoy the beautiful natural scenery. In addition to the natural view, the scenic area retains some historical traces, such as old stone water channels used for irrigation and the ruins of a traditional mill. Although these relics no longer serve a practical function, they add a sense of historical depth to the natural view and allow visitors to catch a glimpse of how local residents once lived by utilizing the spring water resources.

Tsambika Beach

Tsambika Beach is one of the famous beaches in Greece, known for its clear waters, fine golden sand, and magnificent scenery. It stretches for approx. 800m and is spacious and tranquil, with crystal-clear blue waters that are perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

Lindos Beach

Lindos Acropolis

The Acropolis of Lindos is located in the eastern coastal town of Rhode Island, about 60 kilometers away from Rhodes City. Historically, it was one of the three city-states that made up Rhode Island. Lindos, where the Acropolis is located, is the most famous ancient city in the Dodecanese and is now a peaceful and beautiful village. This small village has a labyrinth of alleys, a spectacular Acropolis and an ancient temple of Athena, and a beautiful beach. Lindos has the most beautiful bays, the whitest houses, the most donkeys, and the fewest cars on Rhode Island. Its Acropolis is the most popular photo spot after the Acropolis. Many artists have settled here. Continue south to reach the peninsula at the southern end. From here, head north to the cliffs of the west coast.

Agia Agathi Beach (Golden Sand)

Holy Monastery of the Virgin Mary Tsambika (Kyra Psili)

Paralia Agios Pavlos

Stegna Beach

St Paul's Bay Beach

No. 3 of Best Things to Do in Rhodes

Butterflies Valley

From May–September each year, countless colorful butterflies are attracted to Butterflies Valley by the scent of styrax tree resin. You can see them by streams, ponds, and among flowers.