Rhodes
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Rhodes, the largest of the Dodecanese islands, offers a fascinating journey through time. Its UNESCO-listed medieval Old Town of Rhodes is one of the best-preserved in Europe, inviting exploration of its cobbled streets and the Palace of the Grand Master. Visit the stunning Acropolis of Lindos, perched above a picturesque bay. Rhodes also boasts beautiful beaches like Faliraki for lively fun and Anthony Quinn Bay for scenic beauty. With its blend of history, culture, and sun-kissed shores, Rhodes is a captivating destination for Irish visitors.
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Explore Rhodes Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring a magnificent medieval Old Town (Street of the Knights, Palace of Grand Masters) and a vibrant New Town with shops, restaurants, and Mandraki Harbour.
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Visit Faliraki in Rhodes, the island's liveliest resort, famed for its long sandy beach, vibrant nightlife with countless bars and clubs, a huge water park, and a wide range of activities for fun-seeking Irish holidaymakers.
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Discover Lindos in Rhodes, a stunningly picturesque village of whitewashed houses nestled beneath an ancient Acropolis, overlooking a beautiful turquoise bay, offering a charming and historic Greek island experience.
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Explore Ixia and Ialyssos on Rhodes's northwest coast, popular for their shingle beaches, excellent windsurfing conditions, stunning sunsets, and a strip of large resort hotels offering all-inclusive options close to Rhodes Town.