Rhodes Holidays

The Medieval Old Town:

Wander the cobblestone streets of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, filled with historic buildings, shops, and cafes.

The Valley of the Butterflies:

Visit this unique natural park during the summer months when thousands of butterflies gather.

The Palace of the Grand Master:

A grand medieval castle located in the Old Town, showcasing the island's rich history.

Lindos:

An ancient town with stunning views and charming whitewashed buildings.

The Colossus of Rhodes Site:

While the statue no longer stands, visit the historic site and imagine the grandeur of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes:

Located in the Old Town, this museum exhibits fascinating artifacts from the island's ancient past.

Pitaroudia:

These are delicious chickpea fritters, often seasoned with mint and other herbs.

Lahanodolmades:

Cabbage leaves stuffed with minced meat and rice, cooked in a lemony egg sauce.

Rhodian Salad:

A refreshing mix of local vegetables, herbs, and cheese, often featuring capers, olives, and feta, dressed with olive oil and lemon juice.

Fasolada:

Sometimes called “the national food of the Greeks”, this hearty bean soup is made with tomatoes, carrots, and celery – a staple in Greek cuisine.

Tsambika Beach:

A long stretch of golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and views of a nearby monastery.

Lindos Beach:

Soft sand, shallow waters near Lindos village, and views of the Acropolis.

Anthony Quinn Bay:

Turquoise waters, rocky surroundings, and excellent snorkelling.

Faliraki Beach:

Lively atmosphere, water sports, beach bars, and restaurants.

Prasonisi Beach:

Windsurfing hotspot where the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas meet.

Agathi Beach:

Golden sand, shallow, warm waters – ideal for families.

WaterPark Faliraki:

Europe's largest water park, with slides and pools for visitors of all ages.

Lindos Acropolis:

Ancient ruins with stunning views, accessible by foot or donkey ride.

Aquarium of Rhodes:

Mediterranean marine life aquarium with educational exhibits.

Boat trips:

Hidden coves, snorkelling, and coastal views with a wide selection of island boat tours.

Cultural events:

Local festivals with traditional music, dance, and food.

Walking:

Stroll through the town centre and explore nearby attractions on foot.

Local buses:

Affordable options covering most areas. For western Rhodes (airport, main town), catch blue Roda buses; for eastern beaches (Lindos), use orange KTEL buses.

Taxis:

Easily available, but be sure to agree on the fare before starting your journey.

Rental car:

Visit remote beaches and scenic mountain villages at your own pace. At Click&Go we’ve partnered with Cartrawler to provide affordable and reliable car hire.

Bicycle rentals:

Take scenic rides along coastal paths and through picturesque villages.

Boat trips:

Organised tours regularly depart from Rhodes town and ports.