Grand Blue is a brand new complex of villas located in the southern part of Rhodes, in the unexplored area of Lachania. We are a destination area catering to those who seek relaxation and quietness during their summer holiday. Discover our villas with an all -new concept of luxury, offering warm hospitality and island charm. Designed to provide the sense of the island living with all the comforts of home, they feature extended outside living areas with private pool and barbeque area and view to the deep blue of the Aegean sea . Grand Blue Villas is a family owned property. We have been greeting people from all over the world since 1960 when my grandfather opened one of the very first and most known tavernas on the island. To meet people and to make them feel the real greek philoxenia*, keeping them happy and satisfied, this is our love!! So once you arrive at Grand Blue Villas, we will do anything possible to make your memories last a lifetime! * the greek word "φιλοξενία" means the art of expressing love and friendship to strangers. It describes the value and respect extended towards a guest, a visitor or a stranger. It is a state of mind and a way of life!

The village of Lachania is situated at the foot of the mountains that occupy the interior of the island, offering a panoramic view of the valleys stretching up to the Aegean sea. This is perhaps the most beautiful village on Rhodes and a total surprise to any visitor – a true postcard setting, a scene of absolute tranquility and harmony. Lachania is also an excellent starting point for visits to the unspoiled beaches with the crystal clear water and wild countryside of Southern Rhodes, with easy access to such landmark sites as Prasonisi, Lindos and Monolithos. At the neighboring town of Gennadi, ( 7 km far ) one can find such facilities as Post Office, Pharmacy, Super market, gas station, medical center etc. There are many small churches scattered throughout the countryside at Lachania that are worth visiting: Monastery of Virgin Zoodochos Pigi (18th - 19th century) in Plimmiri, built over the ruins of a roman building Saint John the Precursor (19th century), Saint Irene (16th century, cemetery), Saint Luke (19th century), Saint George Kattava village. (19th century).