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That Effortless Island Living Vibe
Rhodes has a really interesting way of blending history and coastline without seeming to try very hard at all. One minute you’re walking through the medieval streets, the next you’re looking out over the sparkling open water. Choosing to stay in villas in Rhodes means that you get to experience both sides of the island at your own pace, with your own personal space to step back from it whenever you like. The gorgeous holiday villas in Rhodes offer the perfect level of flexibility to enjoy everything exactly as you wish, whether that’s quiet mornings, spontaneous outings, or quiet moments enjoying your travel companion’s company.
Rhodes has a different feel depending on where you are. One day might be spent learning about the rich history of the area, the next might be spent relaxing by the water, or heading out along the coast. Many of the luxury villas in Rhodes are perfectly placed for taking in those open seaside views, and if you’re travelling for a family vacation, with a large group, or even planning your romantic honeymoon, having your own space, especially one with your own private pool, can make all the difference. It’s also a great choice if you’re looking for a well-situated beachfront villa with easy access to both the rich culture and the coastline.
Once you’ve got a feel for the island, the next step is choosing where you want to stay. Whether you’re after somewhere lively, peaceful, or somewhere in between, there’s plenty to choose from.
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Travel Guide
Must-Do Moments in Rhodes You Won’t Want to Miss
- Explore Rhodes Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with cobbled streets, medieval architecture and hidden courtyards.
- Visit Lindos and climb up to the Acropolis for glorious views of the coastline and whitewashed houses below.
- Spend a day at Tsambika Beach, known for its soft sand and clear, shallow water. It’s the perfect place for a relaxed afternoon.
- Take a drive along the east coast of the island, stopping at some of the smaller bays and local tavernas along the way.
- Walk through the Valley of the Butterflies during summer months, where the shaded paths and crystal streams create a cool escape.
What to Eat & Drink While You’re in Rhodes
Food in Rhodes combines the most traditional Greek flavours with a few local touches. You’ll come across dishes like pitaroudia (chickpea fritters), loads of fresh seafood, and slow-cooked meats that have been infused with fresh herbs.
The local ingredients here are simple but full of flavour. Olive oil, fresh vegetables, and herbs appear in most meals. There’s also a good mix of casual tavernas and some more upscale restaurants, depending on how you want to spend your evenings. A small glass of local wine or ouzo often finishes off most dinners.
Rhodes Transportation
airports
There are direct flights to Rhodes from several UK airports, with airlines like Jet2, TUI, easyJet and British Airways providing regular routes. The length of the flight is around four hours.
via Athens
You can also travel via Athens, either by a short domestic flight or by ferry. Ferries depart from Piraeus and take roughly 12–15 hours depending on the service, with companies like Blue Star Ferries running overnight routes.
Hiring a car
Once you’re on the island, hiring a car is one of the best ways to explore. Rhodes is a fairly large island, and having your own transport allows you to have access to some of the quieter beaches and inland villages. Buses run between the main towns and resorts, though they’re less frequent in more rural areas.
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Insider’s Tip
Head to Agios Stefanos Beach early in the morning. It’s a gorgeous location that sits just below a small chapel and it gives you a quieter, more peaceful start to the day before it gets busier later on.
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Is Rhodes good for families?
Yes, it’s very well suited! The mix of beaches, history and easy travel makes it a great option for families.
When is the best time to visit Rhodes?
May, June and September are usually considered the best time of year in Rhodes. You’ll get warm weather and a more relaxed atmosphere compared to the peak summer months
How many days do I need in Rhodes?
Five to seven days is a good amount of time to explore the different parts of the island without rushing.
Do I need a car in Rhodes?
A car is recommended if you want to explore beyond the main towns and beaches at your own pace.
Where should I stay in Rhodes?
Rhodes Town is best for convenience and history, while areas like Lindos or Kolymbia offer a bit of a more relaxed coastal stay.
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