rhodes To adrano Transfers

The largest island in the Dodecanese island group, Rhodes is situated northeast of Crete, southeast of Athens. A stroll in Rhodes Old Town creates the illusion that you have time-traveled back to the age of the knights. Spend a beautiful day reveling in the magnificent beauty of the surrounding sights, including the Acropolis of Lindos, the Monastery of Filerimos, the Springs of Kallithea and various castles spread on the island. Don’t forget to sunbathe at the various gorgeous beaches the island is home to. From Tsambika, Saint Paul's bay, Ladiko to Kallithea among others, all beaches in Rhodes have crystal waters and are unique in natural beauty. Rhodes are a bustling gastronomical scene with numerous places to eat and drink as well as places to have a fun night out. From elegant places to eat with gourmet or international dishes to traditional taverns by the sea, the island is a food lover’s paradise. 

A tiny village located 41 kilometres northwest of Catania, Adrano boasts of a rich history and wonderful cultural attractions. A huge producer of citrus fruits, olives, pistachios, and vegetables, the city’s name is derived from the Latin term Adranon and is dedicated in honor of the homonymous god. Home to some of the most outstanding architectural wonders in the world including the XIV century Catalan Castle, currently seat of the Archeological Museum, and 1846's liberty style Bellini Theater, the city is beautifully surrounded with imposing mountains and fields of orange groves in the valley of the river Simeto. Retaining a vast history and heritage, Adrano is an interesting town to explore with monuments dating from all periods of time including ancient, Norman, medieval and more recent monuments.