Kolymbia

Kolymbia Location.
Kolymbia holiday resort is situated on the east coast of Rhodes, twenty five kilometres south of the capital with a transfer time from the airport of fifty minutes
Kolymbia Beaches.
Typically, Kolymbia holidays offer a peaceful retreat in a picturesque area surrounded by hills. The beach is rarely over crowded and provides a range of water sports including jet-skiing, sailing, snorkelling and diving.
Dining out in Kolymbia.
Eating out in Kolymbia with a small number of restaurants and tavernas serving a variety of food. Being on an island, fish plays an important part in the diet and small fried fish, shellfish and kalamari are firm favourites. Lamb and chicken are used most commonly in meat dishes. Local wines are easy on the palate as well as the purse. If you require a wider choice of food, take a bus to Faliraki or Rhodes. Town where you will find menus that accommodate even the most pernickety of palates. Fast food stalls such as Souvlatzidiki sell takeaway Souvlakis, a type of kebab. For a more substantial snack these are sometimes wrapped in pita bread and called Gyros. Eating in Rhodes is meant to be an unhurried pleasure, so please don’t mistake the relaxed attitude of waiters for tardy service.
Shopping in Kolymbia.
Shopping in Kolymbia Rhodes is limited with mini-markets supplying holiday essentials and small shops selling gifts and souvenirs. The retail limitations of Kolymbia matter little as Faliraki and Rhodes Town are only a short distance away. Within the walls, in the Turkish Quarter of Rhodes Town, is Sokratous Street where you will find luxury goods, fashion boutiques and jewellers. Outside the walls are numerous craft, gift and souvenir shops where holiday mementoes can be purchased.
Out & About in Kolymbia
A visit to Rhodes Town is an essential part of any holiday to the island. The medieval citadel is a magnificent sight and once inside its walls it is easy to get lost in its labyrinth of alleyways and tiny squares. The gardens of Andhronikou have a Son et Lumiere each evening during the summer months as well as folk dancing and traditional music.