Where the Rhodian Breeze Embraces Modern Comfort
Ixia Breeze 1 in Ialysos offers a spacious villa with three bedrooms and four bathrooms. The property features a living room, terrace, balcony, and a
Perched in Ialysos, this villa captures the very essence of its name. The 'Ixia Breeze' is your constant companion, whispering through the terrace and balcony of this exceptional property. Here, days are measured by the sun's journey across your private pool and evenings are spent in the spacious comfort of a villa designed for elegant living.
With three bedrooms and the unparalleled luxury of four bathrooms, this home provides a canvas for your perfect Greek holiday. It is a place where the vibrant energy of Rhodes is balanced by the absolute peace of your own secluded retreat. Dive into the pool, lounge in the generous living area, or dine al fresco as the legendary Ialysos sunset paints the sky—this is the sophisticated escape you've been dreaming of.
I would like to inform you that from 01/01/2024 Greece has introduced a new tourist tax for visitors that applies to all types of accommodation rentals.
The current stay-over tax that chargers guests on hotel and villas has been replaced with a new “climate crisis resilience charge”.
This means that the extra daily fee that applies to guests by arrival to the accommodation will be 15 euros per day. This amount can be paid directly to the property owner in cash.
Revenues from this charge will go into a specially created emergency fund for natural disasters.
Should you have any question please let me know, I am at your disposal.
The Location
Ixia is situated on the busiest part of the island's coast, stretching along a long, pebbly beach. It faces the Aegean Sea, which means it often has waves and wind, making it popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing. It's directly on the main coastal road that connects Rhodes Town with the airport and the western resorts.
The key landmark to remember is that Ixia is nestled between the city of Rhodes to the northeast and the village of Ialysos to the southwest.
To Rhodes Town (The Old Town & New Town)
To Rhodes Town (The Old Town & New Town)
Distance: 4 - 6 km (2.5 - 3.7 miles)
Travel Time: 10-15 minutes by car or bus.
Details: This is a very short and straightforward drive along the coast. Public buses run very frequently between Ixia and the city center, making it easily accessible.
2. To Rhodes International Airport (Diagoras Airport)
Distance: 13 - 15 km (8 - 9.3 miles)
Travel Time: 20-25 minutes by car or taxi.
Details: The airport is located to the southwest of the island, near the village of Paradisi. The route is via the main highway.
3. To Ialysos
Distance: 2 - 3 km (1.2 - 1.8 miles)
Travel Time: 5 minutes by car.
Details: Ialysos is Ixia's immediate neighbor to the south. The two resorts blend into one another, with Ialysos being known for its historic church and the start of the road up to Filerimos Hill.
4. To Faliraki (Popular Resort to the East)
Distance: 20 - 22 km (12.4 - 13.7 miles)
Travel Time: 30-35 minutes by car.
Details: To reach Faliraki, you must drive through or around Rhodes Town, skirting the northern tip of the island.
5. To Lindos (Famous Acropolis Village)
Distance: 48 - 50 km (30 - 31 miles)
Travel Time: 55-65 minutes by car.
Details: Lindos is on the eastern coast, south of Faliraki. The drive is scenic but takes the better part of an hour.
6. To Ancient Kamiros (Archaeological Site)
Distance: 30 - 32 km (18.6 - 20 miles)
Travel Time: 35-40 minutes by car.
Details: This significant ancient city is located on the northwest coast, further south from Ixia.
Summary Table for Quick Reference
Destination Distance (km) Distance (miles) Approx. Travel Time by Car
Rhodes Town 4 - 6 km 2.5 - 3.7 miles 10-15 mins
Rhodes Airport 13 - 15 km 8 - 9.3 miles 20-25 mins
Ialysos 2 - 3 km 1.2 - 1.8 miles 5 mins
Faliraki 20 - 22 km 12.4 - 13.7 miles 30-35 mins
Lindos 48 - 50 km 30 - 31 miles 55-65 mins
Ancient Kamiros 30 - 32 km 18.6 - 20 miles 35-40 mins
Key Characteristics of Ixia's Location:
Proximity to the Capital: Its biggest advantage is being just minutes away from the historic Old Town, restaurants, and nightlife of Rhodes Town.
Windy Beach: Its exposure to the Aegean Sea (Meltemi wind) means it's less sheltered than the calmer, sandier beaches on the eastern coast.
Main Road: The main road running through Ixia is very busy, so caution is needed when crossing. However, it provides excellent transport links.
Views: Many hotels in Ixia are built on slopes, offering stunning views of the sea and, on a clear day, the coast of Turkey.
In essence, Ixia is a conveniently located, vibrant resort that serves as an excellent base for exploring the northern part of Rhodes, especially the historic capital.
