Explore Rhodes Island

A paradise to love

One of the largest islands of the Aegean and the largest of the Dodecanese complex, Rhodes is brimming with attractions of natural, historical and cultural beauty. Endless miles of golden sandy beaches, ancient and medieval monuments, traditional villages and hidden gems promise to leave no heart untouched. Prepare to fall in love with paradise.

Discover Rhodes in the remnants of the past; Lindos, Filerimos and Kamiros are the cornerstones of ancient history, leading the way to the modern day through a journey of life and culture. Immerse in natural beauty in the Valley of the Butterflies and the Seven Springs, explore the wine region and sample majestic tastes in traditional villages, as you delve into the simple intricateness of island life in Rhodes.

Things to do

What to do when out and about

Swim and sunbathe on the golden eastern shores, or get your adrenaline pumping in the windy western ones attracting thrill-seeking watersports aficionados, ascend ancient rocks to admire mesmerizing sunsets and sip on local wines famed since the beginning of time. Explore and discover, try your hand at exciting activities and feel the invigorating pulse of Rhodes, immersed in the beauty of an island unlike all others.

The magic of the sea

The rich seafront of Rhodes has a beach to suit every taste and preference. Charming rocky coves in Kallithea, just minutes from Du Jardin, and cosmopolitan sandy resorts in Faliraki, hidden strands of solitude or bustling summery venues cover the eastern coast, such as Antony Quinn, Ladiko, Vlicha, Stegna, Haraki, Tsambika, Pefki and more. Westwards, windsurfers and kitesurfers will fall in love with the windswept Fanes and the dreamy Prasonissi at the southern end of the island.

Nearby Islands

Island-hopping around Rhodes

Every day, cruise boats, ferries and private charter yachts leave Mandraki harbour towards the islands of the Dodecanese. The most popular destinations, especially for day cruises, are the traditional Symi and Chalki islands, whereas Kastelorizo, Kos, Nisyros and Tilos are close in popularity. Hop on a cruise boat or a private yacht and set out to the blue beauty of the Aegean and the extraordinary Dodecanese Islands.