Step back in time in the UNESCO-listed Medieval Old Town of Rhodes — one of Europe’s best-preserved walled cities. Wander cobbled alleys, marvel at the Palace of the Grand Master, and explore historic architecture that blends Gothic, Ottoman, and Byzantine influences.
Faliraki is Rhodes’ most vibrant seaside resort, famous for its long sandy beach, water sports, beach bars, and energetic nightlife. A great destination for families by day and party-goers by night.
A natural paradise hidden in lush forest. Stroll through shaded paths and discover the magical tunnel that leads to a peaceful lake. Ideal for a cool escape during hot summer days.
A tranquil resort between Faliraki and Lindos, known for its eucalyptus-lined avenue and quiet beaches. Perfect for travelers looking for relaxation away from the crowds.
One of the oldest villages on the island, Afandou offers a more traditional Greek experience with local tavernas, a beautiful church, and the nearby Afandou Beach — ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
A postcard-perfect village with whitewashed houses and stunning views. Climb to the Acropolis of Lindos for panoramic vistas and explore ancient ruins dating back to the 4th century BC. A must-see in Rhodes.
Visit the ancient city of Kamiros — a well-preserved archaeological site where you can walk through the remains of an advanced Hellenistic settlement, with homes, cisterns, and temples dating back over 2,000 years.
At the southern tip of Rhodes, Prasonisi is a windsurfer’s paradise. Here, the Aegean and Mediterranean seas meet, creating an iconic landscape of sand and surf. A unique natural wonder worth exploring.
Perched on a dramatic cliff, the ruins of Monolithos Castle offer one of the most breathtaking sunsets on the island. Built by the Knights of Saint John in the 15th century, it overlooks the vast Aegean Sea.
Famous for its healing waters and stunning architecture, Kallithea Springs combines history, relaxation, and art deco charm. Swim in crystal-clear waters or enjoy a coffee by the sea.
Named after the famous actor, this picturesque bay offers turquoise waters, rocky coves, and some of the best snorkeling on the island. A true gem for nature lovers and photographers.
A long golden-sand beach with shallow turquoise waters, ideal for families. Above the beach, the Tsambika Monastery sits atop a hill, offering breathtaking panoramic views
Located just a few kilometers from Rhodes Town, Ixia is a cosmopolitan resort known for its luxury hotels and windsurfing-friendly beach. Ideal for couples and international travelers seeking comfort with easy access to the city.
A mix of traditional charm and modern resorts, Ialyssos is perfect for both cultural exploration and beach holidays. Visit the ancient site of Ialysos on Mount Filerimos and enjoy views over the northwest coast.
A unique natural reserve where thousands of butterflies gather in summer. Follow shaded trails through lush vegetation, wooden bridges, and waterfalls in one of Rhodes’ most enchanting spots.
A peaceful fishing village with a relaxed beach atmosphere, traditional tavernas, and crystal-clear waters. Great for families or couples wanting to escape the tourist crowds.
A vibrant village known for its colorful houses, handmade ceramics, and authentic Greek life. Visit the 15th-century church of Saint Michael and sample delicious local honey and olive oil.
A serene mountain area surrounded by pine forests. Cooler than the coast, this is a popular retreat during summer. Don’t miss the old Italian-style hotels and the picturesque chapel on the summit.
The wine capital of Rhodes! Located on the slopes of Mount Attavyros, Embonas is famous for its local wineries, grilled meats, and traditional festivals. A must-visit for food and wine lovers.
The highest point on the island (1,215m), offering panoramic views of Rhodes and neighboring islands. The summit is home to the ruins of a temple dedicated to Zeus. Ideal for hiking enthusiasts.
A laid-back village with a long, pebbled beach and cozy accommodations. Gennadi is a hidden gem perfect for a relaxing vacation close to nature.
A traditional village near Lindos, known for its charming square, local shops, and proximity to beautiful beaches like Lardos Bay and Glystra. A great base for exploring southern Rhodes.
Visit the medieval castle of Asklipio, built by the Knights of Saint John, and the small folklore museum inside the village. The area offers panoramic views and a peaceful, historical atmosphere.
A 15th-century Venetian fortress overlooking the sea on the west coast. A scenic spot with stunning views of Chalki island — ideal for history buffs and sunset seekers.
A charming bay with calm waters, seafood tavernas, and a quiet beach. Overlooking Haraki stands the ancient Feraklos Castle, once used by pirates and later fortified by the Knights.
A modern seaside resort with all-inclusive hotels, clear waters, and a laid-back vibe. Ideal for couples and families seeking a peaceful beach holiday with easy access to southern Rhodes.
Just a few minutes from Lindos, Pefkos is a relaxing beach village with golden sand, cozy tavernas, and a friendly atmosphere. Perfect for those looking to unwind in a scenic setting.
Climb the pine-covered hill of Filerimos to visit the remains of the ancient city of Ialysos, a beautiful monastery, and the impressive cross monument with panoramic views over the west coast.
Close to the airport and full of local charm, Kremasti is known for its annual Panagia festival in August and its long pebble beach popular with kite surfers.
A hidden sandy beach with shallow turquoise waters near Haraki. Popular with families and snorkelers, it’s a great stop for a swim on your way to or from Lindos.
Located near Lindos, Kalathos offers peace and space, with a vast beach that’s rarely crowded. Excellent for those seeking relaxation and privacy.
Traditional mountain village known for its local wine, handicrafts, and folk museum. A lovely detour for those exploring the island’s interior.
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