Seven Springs
A shaded forest spot where seven natural springs feed a stream running through a narrow, tree-covered gorge into an artificial lake — a cool, green contrast to Rhodes's sun-baked beaches and archaeological sites, popular partly for that relief from summer heat. A short tunnel, dark and requiring you to wade through the stream (bring water shoes), leads from the springs to the lake, a slightly adventurous, family-friendly novelty that's become the site's signature activity.
Ducks and turtles inhabit the small lake, and a cafe near the entrance provides a place to relax after the tunnel walk or a longer forest hike.
It's a good half-day nature stop, particularly appealing if you want a break from beach-and-ruins sightseeing, though it can get busy with tour groups in peak season.
Seven Springs FAQs
A short, dark tunnel where you wade through the spring-fed stream to reach the lake; water shoes are recommended, and it's a novel, slightly adventurous experience suitable for most ages.
Yes, the shaded forest setting is noticeably cooler than the coast, making it a popular relief from summer heat.
Yes, ducks and turtles are commonly seen in and around the small lake.
Yes, it's a popular family spot, though the tunnel walk requires wading through water and some may find the darkness a bit unsettling.
About 25-30km, roughly 30-40 minutes by car, near the village of Kolymbia.
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