Collected over the years · Shared with love

The Rhodes diary

Our second home, through our eyes. The tables we return to, the coves we love, and the people who make this island ours.

Genesis with our favorite Bahar gyro
Always another gyro.
Yanni and Genesis at Kallithea Springs at sunset
Postcards from our second home.
Saint Paul’s Bay from above
See you by the sea.
Yanni and Genesis sharing a kiss at Chrysoulas Taverna
The people, places and memories that made Rhodes our second home.

Why we chose Rhodes

Our second home.

Rhodes isn’t just somewhere we picked for a wedding. It’s an island we’ve been coming back to for many years — and somewhere that has become part of our story together.

We’ve met amazing friends and families here, including the Tselios family, who have shown us around and made us feel so welcome. Because of them, the island feels like a second home.

We love Rhodes for the food, the friends, the sun and the beaches. There’s always another village, another little taverna or another stretch of coast to explore. We’re so excited to share this place we love with our friends and family.

With love, Yanni & Genesis

A shared family table at Chrysoulas Taverna
Friends who feel like family.
Yanni and Genesis on the rocks at Anthony Quinn Bay
Our kind of beach day.
Yanni and Genesis taking a sunset selfie on El Greco
One more sunset together.

A little look inside

The rest of our diary.

Pork gyros, family tavernas, pizza and a special dinner in Old Town.

Morning coffee, bakery stops and that Dubai chocolate ice cream.

Rocky coves, long swims, beach bars and our favorite places by the sea.

Cocktails, beers in boots and open-air dancing in Lindos.

Our El Greco boat memories and a little escape to Symi.

Kathryn and the Ciao! team, for suits, shirts and finishing touches.

Family cars, mobile data, pharmacies, laundry and everyday island essentials.

A few island ideas around your own dates, interests and pace.

Before you arrive

A little closer to Greece

Culture, words & dancing

Make some memories of your own.