The island of Rhodes or Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese islands in the southeast of the Aegean Sea in Greece and near the western coast of Turkey. Rhodes is famous for its beach resorts, ancient ruins, and the remains of its occupation by the Knights of Saint John during the Crusades. Rhodes has an ancient city characterized by the medieval Street of the Knights and the Palace of the Grand Master, which includes a number of towers, ramparts, floors decorated with mosaics, antiques, and more than 150 rooms. This city is characterized by nature and stunning beaches such as St. Paul's Bay, Seven Springs, where you will find a lake consisting of 7 springs surrounded by pine trees, and Butterfly Valley, in addition to Pefkos Beach, which is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing in the fresh air.