Casa d'oro 56 Living in Paradisi Rhodes

The village’s endearing name “Paradise” is reminiscent of the superb gardens that once stood here, having featured exotic flowers brought by the conquerors. It is a traditional village where centuries-old houses happily alternate with modern constructions. The locals are very friendly and sociable giving the visitor the opportunity to experience the traditional hospitality of Greece. The Strawberry festival in May as well as the celebration of Agia Marina in mid-July give the visitor the unique experience of a local fair with Greek hospitality and a program of traditional dances.The nearby villages of Kremasti and Pastida are very popular for their local cuisine and wine.The strategic location of the property provides easy access to the island’s top attractions while avoiding the traffic of Rhodes Town. The island’s national highway is just a few kilometers away, connecting you to some of Rhodes' most breathtaking destinations, including Faliraki, Anthony Quinn Bay, Stegna and Tsambika Beach and Lindos. Northwest of the house lies Butterfly Valley, a lush sanctuary home to unique butterfly species, offering a serene escape into nature. Just a short drive away, explore the ancient city of Kameiros, a fascinating archaeological site rich in history. For a taste of the Aegean, head to Kamiros Skala, where you can enjoy freshly caught seafood at local tavernas. From its small harbor, daily boat trips depart for Halki Island, a perfect destination for a day trip. For breathtaking views, visit the castles of Kritinia and Monolithos, perched above the sea with stunning panoramas and unspoiled beaches, making them some of the most captivating attractions on the island.