After transfering you to the central most point of the valley,that is part of a natural protected park,is a must .Since its a national park there is a small fee to enter,and also a small cafe for a quick refreshing coffee or water.The serenity of the park captivates you to continue exploring more!Sightings of local deer Dama Dama,unique red crabs with a cross on their back,little turtles by the streams are part of this natural park hidden in the valley.The valley has a unique flora as well.Many aromatic plants are on the way down stream like sage,thyme and oregano.The oriental sweet gum trees further down release a captivating aroma that the moth,our butterfly is attracted to.Without a stomach this butterfly is sleeping on these trees,therefore any disturbance will cause them to fly,loosing power and eventually die,so dont create any noise.Just admire the nature!The valley further down gets interrupted by the high street,so exit and immediatelly re-enter to continue for the last part.Exiting south its a historic cafe,previously a watermill, that you may get something refreshing or taste some delicious local dishes,also souvenirs and items to remember.Finally the museum of Natural History,where the journey of the day ends.Again after September it might be closed to the public for restoration and reservation for the winter to come,as many rainfall is expected during winter.Your designated chauffer will wait for you there to return to your hotel safely and conviniently.The addmission fee to the national park of 6 euro during summer and 3 before closing,isnt included in the transfer.You are advised to wear trekking shoes,not dressing or with any heels.Do not litter the valley as they have proper litter boxes for disposal.Hope you enjoyed and had a memorable experience with us and looking forward for your next expedition to Rhodes! Available from May first to October thirtieth.