April 2006
- Monday
Orientation Rhodos
- Tuesday
Pool Day1
- Wednesday
PoolDay2
- Thursday
La Bonita
Restaurant
- Friday Rent a Car
- Saturday Last Day
- Sunday
Back home
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This was a rented car that took us around the island, down the West coast, across the island, up the East coast and then across to Ixia were we stayed.
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To the left, our very professional and friendly
receptionist, Nectaria. To the right, our rental car, a cute Hyundai from Korea. |
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Library along the road on the East coast. And typical bars in the small villages crowding the road along the water front. Zorbas is this one. |
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Newly built houses along the sea front. Nice, but stony beaches. |
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The Kamiros Ruins where the EU and Greek flags are flown. The ruins proper. These are also called the Pompeii of Rhodes. |
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Then at Kamiros of today, we had our breakfast by the sea at
a local fish restaurant. Delicious. And as always, flowers all over the show. As here by the table area of the restaurant. |
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The fresh cod from the sea was divine. Not too expensive
either. A little of the domestic animal life, goats along side the road. |
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And olive groves were dotted all over the landscape.
Road signs are nice to use as a navigation mark of our photos. Knowing where we took which photos. |
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And roadside chapels or memorials was a typical sight of
this Greek orthodox island. And a quick peep at the sea while passing by. |
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Interesting stone layers that the road cut through. The Monolithos castle built by the Crusaders in Medieval time. |
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The castle on top. Quite impressive it is. |
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And on the top, a chapel. And Martin on top with the view towards the North-West. |
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A whole in the wall of the ruins. And on to the road again. Kattavia is one of the Southernmost towns of Rhodes. |
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Lovely flowers along the road. And it does rain. This is a storm drain picking up the water when it falls in the hills. |
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Lindos on the Eastern shores are a white, popular holiday
resort. With a lovely harbor below. |
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And the season hasn't started yet. A little too cold so
early in the season. And back on the road. Rodos is also the capital of the island of Rhodes (English spelling). |
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A glimpse of the sea before heading inland towards the 7
springs which in Greek is Epta Piges.
The diner is situated fantastically among the trees and the springs. |
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Martin in the woods. The dam that keep some of the water in the creek. |
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Martin having a quiet beer among the trees. And four generations of owner. Great grand- and granddad on the wall, while father and son still kicking in the front. |
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Peacock is a part of the attraction. And chapels along the roads are every where. |
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And big ones too. |
The next day was our last day on Rhodes.