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> AFANDOU
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AFANDOU - Rodos Island |
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GENERAL INFORMATION |
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This Greek holiday settlement, being one of the biggest ones in Rhodes, apparently took its name from the word “afando” (“hidden” in Greek), pointing out to the fact that it is built in such way as to not be seen from the sea and the pirates. Afandou is located 19 kilometers away from the capital of Rhodes. Like most of the villages, its central and most crowded spot is its square, where you can find various coffee shops and bars. In the surrounding area you can also find workshops manufacturing traditional carpets which are considered of very high quality and are very well-known. The settlement can provide well-developed tourist facilities for its visitors, from a wide variety of restaurants and shops to a golf court.
You can swim and sunbathe in the village’s exquisite beach. It’s very extended with a length of 4 kilometers, going all the way to Kolimpia and it’s characterized by its clear blue waters and little pebbles. The beach is organized and gives you the opportunity to rent umbrellas, sun beds or even equipment for various sea sports such as surfing and sea bikes. The sights of the area include the church of Virgin Mary the Catholic with each magnificent wall paintings and its display of various objects used in churches which is located next to the temple.
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