The modern side
Rhodes Town invites you to experience the island's rich heritage alongside its vibrant everyday life. Discover historic landmarks, waterfront walks, local flavours and charming streets waiting to be explored.
Ialysos, Rhodes
The beach nearby. The island beyond.
A short walk from Ialysos Beach and well connected to the rest of the island, Nisi Living Concept is perfectly placed to experience Rhodes.
RHODES
Rhodes is an island of contrasts, where centuries of history meet golden coastlines, traditional villages and a relaxed Mediterranean way of life. Every journey reveals a different side of the island.
Just moments from the villas, Ialysos Beach stretches along Rhodes' northwest coast, lined with cafes, tavernas and relaxed beach bars. Nearby, Filerimos Hill offers one of the island's most iconic viewpoints, while Rhodes Town, Mandraki Harbour and the Medieval Old Town are all within a 15-minute drive.
Exactly where
you want to be.
A nearby escape
Panoramic Rhodes
Filerimos Hill is one of the most scenic spots in Rhodes, offering panoramic views across the island and the Aegean Sea. Surrounded by pine trees and peaceful walking paths, it's home to the historic Monastery of Filerimos and the iconic hilltop cross, making it an ideal place for a relaxed afternoon and unforgettable sunsets.
A short drive from Nisi Living Concept, Filerimos combines history, nature and panoramic views in one unforgettable setting. Follow shaded paths through the pine trees before reaching one of the most breathtaking viewpoints in Rhodes.
The Nisi experience
Where to Next?
Kallithea Springs
Known for its distinctive architecture, Mediterranean gardens and turquoise waters, Kallithea Springs is a landmark where history, nature and the sea come together beautifully.
The iconic Lindos
Whitewashed houses, winding alleyways and an Acropolis rising above the sea make Lindos one of Rhodes' most unforgettable destinations, rich in history, culture and breathtaking views.
Among the Butterflies
One of Rhodes' most enchanting natural attractions, where quiet forest paths and seasonal butterflies offer a refreshing escape from the coast.
Ialysos Beach
Stretching along Rhodes' northwest coast, Ialysos Beach is perfect for swimming, seaside walks and relaxed afternoons, with cafés, beach bars and beautiful sunsets just moments away.
A natural retreat
Known for its lush surroundings and peaceful atmosphere, Seven Springs invites visitors to explore forest paths, natural springs and one of the island's most scenic landscapes.
Archaeological Museum
Housed within the former Hospital of the Knights, the Archaeological Museum showcases remarkable artefacts from ancient Rhodes in one of the city's finest medieval buildings.
Mandraki Harbour
Home to the iconic deer statues, Mandraki Harbour is one of Rhodes' most recognisable landmarks, where yachts, cafés and centuries of maritime history come together along the waterfront.
Ancient Kamiros
Explore the remarkably preserved ruins of Ancient Kamiros, where temples, homes and public spaces reveal the story of one of Rhodes' most important ancient settlements.
Where two seas meet
Known for its striking scenery and powerful coastal winds, Prasonisi offers a one-of-a-kind setting for adventure, long beach walks and unforgettable views.
Street of the Knights
Walk the same stone-paved street once used by the Knights of St. John, where medieval architecture and centuries of history remain remarkably preserved.
The modern side
Rhodes Town invites you to experience the island's rich heritage alongside its vibrant everyday life. Discover historic landmarks, waterfront walks, local flavours and charming streets waiting to be explored.
Kallithea Springs
Known for its distinctive architecture, Mediterranean gardens and turquoise waters, Kallithea Springs is a landmark where history, nature and the sea come together beautifully.
The iconic Lindos
Whitewashed houses, winding alleyways and an Acropolis rising above the sea make Lindos one of Rhodes' most unforgettable destinations, rich in history, culture and breathtaking views.
Among the Butterflies
One of Rhodes' most enchanting natural attractions, where quiet forest paths and seasonal butterflies offer a refreshing escape from the coast.
Ialysos Beach
Stretching along Rhodes' northwest coast, Ialysos Beach is perfect for swimming, seaside walks and relaxed afternoons, with cafés, beach bars and beautiful sunsets just moments away.
A natural retreat
Known for its lush surroundings and peaceful atmosphere, Seven Springs invites visitors to explore forest paths, natural springs and one of the island's most scenic landscapes.
Archaeological Museum
Housed within the former Hospital of the Knights, the Archaeological Museum showcases remarkable artefacts from ancient Rhodes in one of the city's finest medieval buildings.
Mandraki Harbour
Home to the iconic deer statues, Mandraki Harbour is one of Rhodes' most recognisable landmarks, where yachts, cafés and centuries of maritime history come together along the waterfront.
Ancient Kamiros
Explore the remarkably preserved ruins of Ancient Kamiros, where temples, homes and public spaces reveal the story of one of Rhodes' most important ancient settlements.
Where two seas meet
Known for its striking scenery and powerful coastal winds, Prasonisi offers a one-of-a-kind setting for adventure, long beach walks and unforgettable views.
Street of the Knights
Walk the same stone-paved street once used by the Knights of St. John, where medieval architecture and centuries of history remain remarkably preserved.
Near Ialysos
Perfectly situated
Ialysos Beach
Open coastline, sunbeds and a lively water-sports scene right on the doorstep.
Supermarkets
Everyday groceries and essentials within easy walking distance.
Pharmacy
A local pharmacy for everyday needs, close to the villas.
ATMs & banks
Cash machines and banking services in the surrounding streets.