Lindos View Rhodes

In early 2009, I resigned from a demanding corporate job. It was time to take a step back to view the world one day at a time instead of a mile a minute, to recharge the batteries, and to be still and listen to God and see what He would bring my way. It ...

... was the first city built on Rhodes and has the best preserved ruins of any place we saw today.  The Old City in Rhodes and Lindos are both on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list.  To the top of the acropolis takes about twenty-five minutes to ...

...   Lindos is a very attractive little town and extremely popular with tourists. It appears that every visitor to the island of Rhodes comes to Lindos either by day boat or motor coach, but luckily before 10 AM and after 4PM the town can be enjoyed in ...

... our local guide and boarded the tour bus to first visit Lindos, which is on the southeastern coast of Rhodes.  Lindos was the ancient capital of the island before Rhodes was founded.  The drive up to Lindos was remarkably ...

 Rhodes and Lindos- The lord must have loved St. Paul. I have felt sorrow for him many times learning about his shipwreck described in Acts. I feel sorrow no more.  This could possibly be paradise.  It might be as good as it gets.  I ...

... all to ourselves (the owner even leaves for the night, so it is just the MSU group). So strange and yet wonderful to experience Rhodes this way. Tomorrow we are off to Santorini, which has tons of hype from my parents and Darren. Let's see if this ...

... in any kind of numbers.  Every few kilometers there is a cut-off for a new beach.  Soon we reach Lindos (55 km from the city of Rhodes).  The approaching road wound down from a high point. I stopped for a picture grazing goats with of ...

In the morning we took a ship sponsored tour to Lindos, a small village about 45 minutes south of Rhodes. The main purpose of visiting Lindos is to climb up to the acropolis.  Supposedly 300 steps up from the village, it's a steep climb.  The ...

... Athens has an Acropolis at the top of a mountain that was the seat of government and religion, so too does Lindos here on the island of Rhodes.  It is quite a structure with a commanding view of the surrounding area, including the beach.  So ...

... trouble with restaurants being closed for the winter, but we're getting a much better feel of what life in Rhodes in actually like.  Yesterday we took a bus to Lindos, a town about halfway down the island on the southern coast Rhodes. At first we were ...

... a big cross at the end of the 'Road to Calvary' that you can walk up to see an amazing view of Rhodes. 4th June - First stop was to the Acropolis in Lindos, a huge walk up hill on a very hot day, got some posing tips from some Europeans, we're pretty ...

The Acropolis at Lindos. Lots of steps up, but worth the view. Another temple for Athena. Also looked down on the cove St Paul hid ...

... few hours sober enough to visit an ancient coliseum.  Quite neat.  I also got a taxi driver to take us to the little town of Lindos.  It was off-season, so most of the shops were closed up, but we did make our way to the site of an ancient ...

... Cornwall that can let you down, this is the Sun Island! We had three places we were going to see, if nothing else, Lindos, Old Rhodes and the valley of the butterflies apart from Faliraki. The night we arrived it was hot, no breeze and about 27 ...