Butterflies, lemurs, bees, dinosaurs for adults and children

A tour of the natural wonders of Rhodes will reveal amazing facts about the local flora, fauna and geological phenomena. On this tour you will get answers to the questions: who are social insects? How do stalactites form? Why is the butterfly associated with Egypt and what does it have to do with the Butterfly Valley?

Our journey will begin with a visit to the Museum of Geology and Paleontology, where we will immerse ourselves in the history of the Earth. We will learn how life arose on the planet, we will see the remains of ancient animals, whose age is estimated at millions of years. We will also discuss the famous Lavrio mine and its importance to Athens and the world, as well as the minerals and gems of Rhodes. Find out why this island was once underwater and how it became part of the modern world.

The next stop will be the Valley of the Butterflies, where we will get acquainted with their life and extraordinary connection with ancient Greek myths and Christian symbols. We will tell you why butterflies are associated with Egypt, and a walk through this picturesque gorge will give you not only a lot of interesting facts, but also beautiful photos.

The final chord of our tour will be the Bee Museum, where you will learn about the life of social insects. We're going to talk about how bees are different from other insects and why they're so unique. You will also learn how man was engaged in breeding bees since antiquity and what traditions of this craft have been preserved to this day.