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Myfanwe Says: This wonderful little Church is situated not far from the main square in Afandou, just up a lane to the rear of the petrol station. As with all Churches in this area, the walls are adorned with wonderful fresco's with wonderful terracotta roof tiles which make a stark...
Myfanwe Says: Afandou has a fantastic beach, the wonderful clear waters of the Mediterranean sea lap its' shores. It is a pebble beach with safe waters for swimming. There are sunbeds for hire on certain sections of the beach and plenty of space if you yearn for some peace and quiet far...
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The Hotel Oasis: The Best Hotel on the Island!
Balam Says: 'The hotel oasis is the best Hotel on Rhodes' . Thats what we were told in 1983 when we were on the coach from the airport on our package tour there was only Me my mum and Dad and another couple (who we became great friends with) left on the coach and we had seen all these...
Hotel Oasis Bungalows: Oasis by name, Oasis by nature!
Myfanwe Says: The Oasis Hotel is a fabulous place to stay, especially if you enjoy being surrounded by nature and beauty. The two storey apartments are set amidst Olive groves, palm trees, banana trees and many many more fruit bearing trees - all of which were coming into fruition during...
Danielle Pizzaria: Perfect Pizza
Myfanwe Says: This is a great little Pizza place situated just around the corner from the Village square in Afandou. The Pizza's are delicious and are very good value for money. The Pizza's are prepared and cooked right before your eyes & if you're lucky you will catch the chef tossing...
The Life Garden: A Cosy Atmosphere
Myfanwe Says: The Life Garden is a lovely spacious restaurant just a stroll away from Afandou village square. It has a great seating area set in the garden, this is partly covered in the unlikely event of rain. We decided to go here for the last night of our holiday & were not...
The Neon Bar: A friendly little cafe
Myfanwe Says: The Neon bar is situated just off the main square in Afandou Village (to the right of the town hall). The staff here are really friendly and nothing is too much trouble. We called in for some drinks on several occasions during our stay in Afandou. I have not eaten here...
Myfanwe Says: Flora's restaurant is situated right next to the Oasis Hotel just off the main Rhodes-town to Lindos road in Afandou. There are some tables just outside the front with a spacious dining area in the main building. The staff are attentive and friendly. There is a wide variety...
Myfanwe Says: We called in here for a drink while exploring the whitewashed streets of Afandou. This is a great little bar with some lovely decorative wall paintings of the Greek Gods on the walls. It was quite quiet when we called in but it would probably get a lot busier later in the...
Myfanwe Says: The Sky Line Cafe, Bar and Restaurant sits in an elevated position giving some spectacular views of Afandou Village to the mountains beyond. There is a great patio area where you can sit and enjoy a drink or take a meal whilst enjoying one of the best views ever.
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There is a lovely little land train which takes you on a fabulous journey around Afandou. It starts and ends at the Village square, right next to the Church tower. The journey lasts about 40 minutes and can transport you to the beach area or drop you off near your hotel if you are staying nearby. It is great value for money at 2 Euro's per trip. It is an extremely popular mode of transport as it can be used as a pleasure ride to take in the great scenery en route or as a way of getting around Afandou.
Written Sep 20, 2010
The lovely village of Afandou is hidden in a dip surrounded by some great mountains. Afantos in Greek means invisible and rumour has it that the villagers felt safe here in years gone by as they could...
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