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Prasonisi Capeon Rhodes, Greece

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South point of the island of Rhodes, called "kiss of two seas", because it is here the Mediterranean and the Aegean Sea come together.
Prasonisi Cape, Rhodes
Prasonisi Cape in summer is a braid that connects with the island of Rhodes. In winter, the braid is washed off by two seas, and they are indignant, creating great waves for surfers.

On the cape you will find a lighthouse, from where you can see a panorama of the merger of the two seas, and here you can enjoy a variety of water sports or simply relax on the sandy shore.

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#16See the merger of the two seas on RhodesSee the merger of the two seasHarper Fuller

On cape Prasonisi you can see how two seas - the Mediterranean and the Aegean - merge into one, representing a magnificent spectacle.

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#21Rhodes on RhodesRhodes

Rhodes is the Greece, about which so many books have been written, filmed a lot of movies, and about which all adults and children dream thanks to the Greek myths.

#2Street of the Knights of Saint John on RhodesStreet of the Knights of Saint John

The centre of medieval Rhodes, a paved street, stretching from the main port of the city to the majestic Palace of the Grand Masters.

#15Church of St. Panteleimon on RhodesChurch of St. Panteleimon

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#7The Acropolis of Rhodes on RhodesThe Acropolis of Rhodes

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#6The Valley of the Butterflies on RhodesThe Valley of the Butterflies

Nature Reserve, the famous landmark of Rhodes, where on the trunks of trees you will see live butterflies Arctiidae, and the air is saturated with vanilla.

#8Bee Museum on RhodesBee Museum

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#5Ostrich Farm & Park on RhodesOstrich Farm & Park

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A small park with a gorge, where are the famous seven sources, which have healing power, and the tunnel that can clean you of sins.

#3Filerimos mountain on RhodesFilerimos mountain

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#13Lindos town on RhodesLindos town

The small town on the coast, with white houses of 16-18 centuries, two picturesque coves, ancient buildings, described by Homer and Herodotus, and Christian churches.

#1Acropolis of Lindos on RhodesAcropolis of Lindos

In the Acropolis of Lindos, that is as famous as the Acropolis of Athens, you can walk among ancient columns, see how the archaeologists work and touch history.

#10Kameiros on RhodesKameiros

The city, where you can find only ruins, see the ghosts of the past and take a walk to the places mentioned by Homer in his immortal poem.

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