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What is Paradise Village in Rhodes?

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What is Paradise Village in Rhodes? And what can I do there? My cousin said that I have to go once I visit Rhodes. It looks beautiful:

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I've never walked around the village too much, I've only been to the beach in Paradise Village. This beach is 10 km long and runs from Kremasti to Theologos. The beach is organized and sandy making it an ideal spot to relax for the day. If you’re into water sports, you will want to check out the water sports facilities.
 
The area is good for shopping and dining, and there's a beach close by. It's pretty touristy and you can find a lot of souvenir shops
 
Paradise Village is a hotel near the village of Koskinou on Rhodes. The photo is one of the squares in Rhodes Old Town .
 
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It's one of those great places in Greece for walking and enjoying the day. There are shops, restaurants, and a nearby beach. I recommend it!
 
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Could anyone share some insider tips or personal experiences about the best spots to enjoy the evening?

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I understand that Rhodes was a main player in this time period? Here are a few things on my list to visit. Did I miss anything?
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I'm planning a trip to Rhodes and considering renting a car to explore the island. I've heard mixed reviews about car rental experiences in different travel destinations, so I wanted to get some firsthand advice from this community.

Here are a few questions I have:

  1. Best Rental Agencies: Which car rental companies would you recommend in Rhodes? Are there any local agencies that offer better deals or service than the international chains?
  2. Pricing: What should I expect in terms of daily rental rates? Are there any hidden fees I should be aware of?
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  5. Booking: Is it better to book in advance online or can I get better deals by renting on arrival?
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