Why consider
Rhodes is one of those rare islands that truly has everything from medieval castles to golden beaches and a cosmopolitan vibe. It’s a place where history, nature, and lifestyle merge effortlessly, offering a different rhythm for every kind of traveler.
A perfect mix of culture, nature, and leisure
UNESCO-listed medieval Old Town
Over 300 days of sunshine per year
Easy access and wide range of experiences
Where to Stay
Rhodes offers accommodation for every taste and budget, from luxury resorts to family hotels and boutique hideaways. Each area has its own personality.
Rhodes Town – central, cultural, lively
Lindos – picturesque, romantic, boutique
Ixia & Ialyssos – resort areas ideal for families
Prasonisi – perfect for surfers and adventurers
Kallithea & Faliraki – energetic beach hubs
Best time to visit
With its mild winters and sunny summers, Rhodes is an island for every season. The best time depends on what you seek tranquility, beach life, or vibrant nightlife.
May–June: perfect weather, calm atmosphere
July–August: peak season, full of energy
September–October: warm sea, relaxed pace
Winter months: ideal for cultural and wellness travelers
Video Gallery
How to go
Reaching Rhodes is easy thanks to strong connections by air and sea. Whether you fly directly or travel by ferry, getting here is part of the adventure.
By air: Direct flights from most European capitals and daily connections from Athens and Thessaloniki
By sea: Regular ferries from Piraeus and other Dodecanese islands
On the island: Car or scooter rental recommended for freedom of movement
What to do
History & Culture
Rhodes is a living museum of civilizations — from ancient Greeks to Crusader knights and Ottoman influences. Each era left its own mark, creating a rich mosaic of heritage.
Old Town & Palace of the Grand Master – medieval legacy of the Knights of St. John
Acropolis of Lindos – ancient Greek architecture at its finest
Ancient Kamiros – the “Pompeii of Rhodes”
Mandraki Harbor – where the Colossus once stood
Monuments & Sights
Every corner of Rhodes tells a story. From mountaintop castles to serene valleys, the island is full of places that captivate the eye and the imagination.
Street of the Knights – a medieval time capsule
Filerimos Hill & Monastery – panoramic views and peace
Kallithea Springs – art deco architecture and healing waters
Valley of the Butterflies (Petaloudes) – a summer spectacle of nature
Adventures & Nature
Rhodes isn’t just about beaches — it’s a playground for nature lovers and adrenaline seekers alike. From sea to mountain, every route is an invitation to explore.
Windsurfing & kitesurfing at Prasonisi
Hiking the Butterfly Valley or Mount Attavyros
Scuba diving at Anthony Quinn Bay
Sailing trips to Symi or Chalki
Jeep safaris through pine forests and vineyards
Food & Local Cuisine
Food in Rhodes is a story of sun, sea, and heritage. Traditional recipes meet Mediterranean creativity, creating dishes that feel both comforting and unique.
Pitaroudia (chickpea fritters)
Lamb with oregano & lemon
Melekouni (honey-sesame treat)
Local wines from Embonas
Fresh seafood taverns by the sea
Nightlife
When the sun goes down, Rhodes transforms. Whether you’re after dance floors, rooftop cocktails, or seaside chill, the island’s nightlife scene is as diverse as its visitors.
Orfanidou Street – lively clubs and beach bars
Lindos rooftops – romantic evenings with Acropolis views
Kallithea Beach – stylish sunset parties
Old Town – jazz bars and bohemian charm
More Info
Insider Tips
Some of the best moments in Rhodes happen off the map — in small villages, secret viewpoints, and quiet corners. Here’s where to look for them.
Kritinia Castle – unforgettable sunset spot
Seven Springs (Epta Piges) – cool escape in summer
Boat to Symi – a must for colorful photos and authentic charm
Wine tasting in Embonas village
Backstreets of the Old Town – discover hidden cafés and crafts
