Lindos Greece Travel Guide
Morning (6-9 AM): Arrive in Lindos, check into your hotel or drop off luggage. Head immediately to the Lindos Acropolis. Explore the ancient ruins and panoramic views.
Late Morning (9 AM-12 PM): Descend from the Acropolis and spend time wandering through Lindos village's narrow, winding streets. Explore the white-washed alleys, browse the small shops, and discover hidden courtyards.
Explore Lindos village at leisure. Enjoy dinner at a rooftop restaurant. Visit the Acropolis early. Relax at St. Paul's Bay. Consider a short boat trip. Explore a different taverna.
Reach Lindos, check into your accommodation. Spend the afternoon exploring Lindos village at a leisurely pace, getting lost in its pedestrianized streets, and admiring the traditional architecture.
Morning: Visit the Lindos Acropolis. Try to go early to avoid crowds and heat. Afternoon: Relax at St. Paul'the Bay of, enjoying its calm waters. Consider a short boat trip from Lindos Main Beach.
Days 1-3: Lindos village, Acropolis, beaches, dining, nightlife. Day 4: Rhodes Town day trip. Day FIVE: Southern exploration (Prasonisi, secluded beaches). On THE sixth day: Northern/Central (Seven Springs, Tsambika, Butterflies). Day 7: Leisure and departure.
Combine the one-week itinerary with an additional week. This allows a slower pace and immersion. Consider an overnight trip to Symi island. Spend more time exploring different beaches along the eastern and the coast in the souths of Rhodes.
For longer stays, renting a traditional Lindian house or a self-catering apartment provides a more authentic and cost-effective experience. Embrace the slower pace of island life, becoming acquainted with local routines.
Traditional Lindian house or self-catering apartment.
Embrace slower island pace, accustomed to local routines.
Build connections with local businesses and individuals.
Tailor your Lindos itinerary to specific passions, creating a focused and rewarding experience.
Concentrate your time on the Lindos Acropolis, exploring its ancient temples and medieval fortifications. Visit the Ancient Lindos Theatre. Spend ample time wandering the historical district of Lindos village.
Maximize your time at the beaches for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. Engage in water sports like paddleboarding, kayaking, or personal watercraft riding at Lindos Main Beach.
Explore a variety of tavernas and restaurants in Lindos, focusing on fresh seafood and traditional Rhodian dishes like Pitaroudia and Melekouni. Seek out bakeries for local sweets and pastries.
Balance sightseeing with plenty of relaxing on the beach, as Lindos Main Beach is suitable for families. Consider staying in a resort in nearby Pefkos or Vlycha Bay, which often have dedicated kids' clubs.
Immerse yourself in the unique Lindian architecture of the village, paying attention to the intricate pebble mosaic courtyards, high walls, and distinctive features of the captains' mansions.
Visit the peaceful churches in St. Paul's Bay for quiet contemplation. Consider incorporating a yoga session overlooking the sea. Take a day trip to the therapeutic Kallithea Springs near Rhodes Town.
Lindos offers different experiences depending on the time of year.
Stay in nearby Pefkos or a Rhodes Town hostel for lower accommodation costs. Rely mostly on the public bus system for all your travel around the island, as it's the most affordable option.
Stay in a comfortable mid-range studio or apartment directly within Lindos village or near the beach. Enjoy a mix of dining at traditional tavernas and casual restaurants.
Indulge in a lodge at a private villa with its own pool, a luxury boutique hotel with prime Acropolis views, or an exquisitely restored Lindian house. Enjoy fine dining experiences at Lindos's upscale rooftop restaurants.
Visit during the shoulder season (May, June, September, or October) when prices for accommodation and flights are lower. Book accommodation with a kitchenette to let for self-catering.
For longer stays, self-catering options often provide a more authentic and cost-effective experience. Embrace cooking your own meals. Public transportation provides an efficient way to see much of the island without a car.
Lindos offers different experiences depending on the time of year you visit.
The village's nightlife is at its peak, with lively rooftop bars and an energetic atmosphere. Warm weather makes it ideal for sunbathing plus water-based fun.
Experience tranquil exploration of historical sites without the crowds. The milder temperatures are ideal for walking and hiking. You will gain a more authentic local experience.
Check local tourist information upon arrival for specific summer festivals, music events, or village celebrations. These often showcase traditional music, dance, and local fruits and vegetables.
Be prepared for cooler, possibly wetter weather, particularly in winter.
Numerous businesses close for the low season. Research opening times carefully.
