Where to eat
OLD TOWN
Marco Polo Restaurant
Mediterranean, European, Greek Cuisine
Seafood, Mediterranean, Greek Cuisine
Pizanias "The Sea Star"
Ta Petaladika
Greek Traditional Meze
Alexis Four Seasons
Seafood Restaurant
NEW TOWN
Mediterranean cuisine
Piatakia
Koukos
Bakery, All Day Restaurant
Meltemi
Greek Restaurant
AROUND RHODES
Popis Garden
Greek Restaurant
LARDOS AREA
Broccolino
Italian Restaurant
LINDOS AREA
Platanos
Greek Restaurant
LACHANIA AREA
Akres
Fine Local Cuisine
LINDOS AREA
Paraga
Greek Restaurant
APOLONA AREA
Drinks & Cocktails
OLD TOWN
Obscura Bar
Macao Cocktail Bar
NEW TOWN
Ronda
The Union Bar
Nor
Last Butler
Duende By The Glass
Best Beaches
Elli is sandy and well organised, with beach bars, sunbeds, showers and umbrellas all available. Nearby, there are also hotels, traditional tavernas and shops.
Elli Beach, New Town
This is a stunning long sandy beach and one of the most popular Rhodes beaches! Just imagine a huge shore with pebbles and deep blue waters!
Afandou Beach
Anthony Quinn Bay is a beautiful inlet of water with crystal clear waters. There is free parking at the top, and some steps to climb down to the bay. On the stony beach, there are sunbeds and umbrellas to rent. The waters are very clear so good for snorkelling.
Anthony Quinn Beach
Tassos beach is very unique with small natural pools around. Very good Greek cuisine.
Tasos Beach, Kallithea
St. Paul's Bay is known for its picturesque scenery and a stunning view towards the rock on which the Lindos Acropolis stands, it`s golden fine sand and the turquoise waters. Children can swim in the shallow waters close to the shoreline. The location is also suitable for snorkeling, so grab your gear and head out to explore the seabed.
St. Paul, Lindos
Kid-friendly sand beach offering clear, shallow water & several waterfront taverns.
Agathi Beach
Far away from the madness of Rhodes Town is the beach at Lachania. A tranquil, well maintained beach of sand and pebbles. Surrounded by traditional Greek white houses. The village also is peaceful, reacting and picturesque.
Mojito Beach Bar, Lachania
Sightseeing
The Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights
The Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, also known as the Kastello, is a medieval castle in the city of Rhodes, on the island of Rhodes in Greece. It is one of the few examples of Gothic architecture in Greece.
The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes is located in the Medieval City of Rhodes. The museum is housed in the monumental edifice that was the hospital of the Knights of Saint John. Construction was begun in 1440 and brought to completion in the time of the Grand Master d'Aubusson.
Archaeological Museum
On top of a huge, 300 feet rock standing above the village, a Venetian Castle was built in 1480 to protect the area from pirates and enemies. The Castle is today ruined but offers great views to the beach of Fourni and the two islets just opposite the coast.
Monolithos Castle
One of Rhodes' most recognizable locations, Seven Springs (Epta Piges), draws many tourists each year. Seven Springs is a cool, magical landscape, a real oasis even in the heat of high summer, swamped in greenery. A Natura-2000 protected zone that is waiting to welcome you to experience a unique tranquil experience.
Seven Springs, Archangelos
Today, the Acropolis of Lindos is the main archeological site of Rhodes, with the 116-meter (381-foot) high cliff dominating the town and overlooking the sea. It is a natural fortification that was used by the ancient Greeks and by the Romans, Byzantines, Knights of St. John, and Ottomans later on.