Rhodes is famous for its intense nightlife in some resorts. A very nice place to spend a night out is Rhodes Town.
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It is actually considered one of the safest places in Greece to travel to. So it's no surprise that visitors to Rhodes also feel safe here. The crime rate is very low, which makes the island safe to walk around at almost any time of the day or night.
Why is it famous? The island is home to a magnificent acropolis, a medieval town, alpine forests and long curves of sandy beach. All of this has drawn writers, artists and film stars to the island. Read on for more reasons to make the trip, plus facts about Rhodes.
The high price point ensures only the rich and famous can afford to splurge on a lavish vacation and visit Mykonos. That being said, making travel plans on a budget isn't impossible, but certain places will be out of reach and reserved for the A-listers only.
Puerto Rico contains all the raw ingredients for great nightlife, including casinos, endless rows of bars and taverns, cabaret shows with girls and glitter, and dance clubs that feature everything from New York imports to some of the best salsa and merengue anywhere.
Crete is a much more real and enjoyable place than Rhodes, which is pretty much given up to tourism. I'm afraid that also having visited both islands many times over the past 20 years, I'd have to say that Rhodes can offer just as much history as Crete, given it's smaller size.
Rhodes Dodecanese is among the most beautiful and popular Greek islands. The Medieval sites, the amazing views, and the clean beaches have made Rhodes world famous, attracting thousands of visitors every year.
Visitors will usually find more to do in Rhodes than Santorini, as it offers more sights, attractions, and activities. Rhodes is better known for its museums, food, scuba diving & snorkeling, beaches, hiking, and shopping, while Santorini is more popular for its quaint atmosphere.
Among the biggest dangers on Rhodes aren't the roads less traveled, it is the every day Rhodes. Many of the ancient sites, and even much of the Medieval City is known for its steep, and at times jagged, paths. The acropolis path takes some caution, especially if there is light rain.