Rhodes is our home base and the fourth largest island in Greece, located in the southeastern Aegean Sea, near the coast of Turkey. The island has a long and fascinating history, dating back to ancient times when it was an important center of commerce and culture. It was also a major player in the medieval period, with the famous Knights of Saint John ruling the island for several centuries. Rhodes is an extremely popular tourist destination, visited by almost 2 million travelers every year. This means that sailing is the best way to explore the island and its beautiful beaches, away from the crowds and traffic! The east side has the prettiest sailing spots; One of the must places to sail to is Lindos, a traditional village with white washed houses, rich naval history and great archaeological interest. As you arrive at the Acropolis of Lindos, you’ll quickly notice how the ancient structures and later constructions blend together seamlessly. Adjacent to the Hellenistic exedra, you’ll find the Administrative Building of the Knights, which dates back to the era of the Knights of St John. Another beautiful sailing spot is Anthony Quinn Bay, a stunning cove located on the east coast. The bay is named after the famous actor who starred in the movie “The Guns of Navarone,” which was filmed in the area.
