Dodecanese, Greece
Several appealing locations are within easy day-trip distance from Rhodes Town. These include Lindos, Symi Island, Ancient Kamiros, Filerimos Hill, and Faliraki.
Lindos, approximately 1 hour from Rhodes Town, boasts a stunning acropolis above white-washed houses overlooking beautiful bays. Symi Island, reached by ferry in 1-3 hours, features a picturesque neoclassical harbor town. Ancient Kamiros, around 45 minutes by car, is an archaeological site showing ancient Greek daily life. Filerimos Hill, 20-30 minutes away, is a monastery and cross with panoramic northern Rhodes views. Faliraki, also 20-30 minutes, is a lively beach resort with a water park.
Organized tours come with predefined schedules and group settings.
Independent travel offers personal freedom for exploration.
Find tranquility and natural wonders on Rhodes.
Famous for Panaxia Quadripunctaria moths (mid-June to September), a serene valley with streams and waterfalls for cool walks.
A lush, cool oasis with natural springs. Walk through a narrow, dark, 180-meter tunnel of shallow water to reach a small lake for a refreshing experience.
At the island's southernmost tip, where the Aegean and Mediterranean seas meet. World-famous for windsurfing and kitesurfing due to consistent winds. Around a 1.5-2 hour drive from Rhodes Town.
The Valley of the Butterflies (Petaloudes) hosts unique butterfly species during summer months.
Seven Springs offers a refreshing natural retreat with unique features.
Discover the island's rich heritage and local traditions.
This monastery stands high on a hill, presenting panoramic views of the coastline and Tsambika Beach. It is a pilgrimage site.
Archangelos is a lively traditional village known for its local crafts.
Asklipio Village contains historical ruins, away from busy areas.
The UNESCO-listed Old Town is a living museum, full of history and character.
Rhodes culture manifests in various forms across the island.
Villages like Archangelos keep alive traditions of ceramics and shoemaking.
Observe unique house designs and bright colors in local villages.
Monasteries and churches reflect deep spiritual roots.
Extend your Rhodes adventure to explore more of Greece.
A tranquil island with the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian and the Cave of the Apocalypse (UNESCO site). Reachable by ferry.
A tiny, charming island west of Rhodes, ideal for peaceful escapes. Features traditional architecture and quiet bays. A short ferry ride connects it to Rhodes.
Fly or take an overnight ferry to Greece's capital city for ancient history and urban life.
Design your own route through the Dodecanese or combine with other island groups. Research ferry schedules in advance.
Connect to Athens by flight or ferry. From Athens, explore archaeological sites like Delphi or Olympia.
Fly or take an overnight ferry to Crete, Greece's largest island, for incredibly diverse landscapes and ancient sites.