Nestled in the shimmering Aegean Sea, Rhodes is a Greek island that effortlessly fuses myth, history, and Mediterranean charm. Whether you’re drawn by its sun-drenched beaches, medieval architecture, or vibrant street life, Rhodes offers a captivating blend of past and present that few places can rival.

Things to do in Rhodes

Rhodes Old Town

The heartbeat of Rhodes lies in its UNESCO listed Old Town, one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe. Surrounded by imposing stone walls, it’s a labyrinth of cobbled alleys, Gothic churches, and Ottoman remnants. The Palace of the Grand Master, once a fortress of the Knights of St. John, looms large, telling tales of crusades and conquest.

Wandering through the Street of the Knights feels like stepping into a time machine. Each building whispers stories of chivalry, and as the sun sets over the ramparts, the entire city seems to glow with golden age grandeur.

Wander the gorgeous streets, under the lanterns and stop at traditional Greek tavernas along the way.

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Elli Beach

Elli Beach, located at the northern tip of Rhodes Town, is a vibrant beach club that seamlessly blends relaxation, music, and food. Stretching approximately 400 meters, this pebbled beach offers crystal-clear waters, making it ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. The presence of a diving board adds a touch of excitement for visitors seeking a bit of adventure.

Elli Beach is beautiful with sunbeds, umbrellas, and a gorgeous beach bar and restaurant serving refreshing drinks and amazing dishes.

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Ronda

Located next door to Elli Beach on the northern tip of Rhodes is Ronda. Ronda is a beautiful beach club and restaurant that is perfect to visit day or night.

Spend the day chilling on the comfortable loungers on the beach, with a view of the diving platform or visit in the evening for the gorgeous food at the restaurant and the all important evening party from 10:30pm everyday in the summer.

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Nor Beach House Project

Nestled next to Elli Beach, Nor Beach House Project is a stunning place to spend the day or night! Settle down on the cushioned beach loungers in the day time and enjoy refreshing cocktails and wines. Then when the sun starts to set sit at the bar or restaurant to listen to the DJ play.

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Amalfi Coast

You can visit Amalfi Coast during the day for the lounge area on the beach, however we recommend visiting for sunset! Amalfi Coast is located in prime position for the sunset and you can see the sun go all the way down to sea level.

Enjoy beautiful Italian style dishes and a great selection of beers, wines and cocktails to enjoy the sunset.

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Lindos

Lindos, a picturesque village on the eastern coast of Rhodes, Greece that rivals Santorini, offering a captivating blend of ancient history, stunning beaches, and charming architecture. Dominating the skyline is the Acropolis of Lindos, perched atop a 166 meter-high hill, where visitors can explore the ruins of the Temple of Athena Lindia and enjoy panoramic views of the Aegean Sea . Wandering through the narrow, cobbled streets, one encounters whitewashed houses adorned with vibrant bougainvillea, Byzantine mosaics, and quaint boutiques selling handmade crafts and jewelry . For beach enthusiasts, Lindos offers several pristine spots: Lindos Beach, with its golden sands and shallow waters; St. Paul’s Bay, a heart shaped cove ideal for snorkeling; and Pallas Beach, known for its crystal clear waters and family friendly atmosphere.

Galazio Beach Club

Tucked along the sun-drenched coastline of Rhodes, Galazio Beach Club is a chic beach club that effortlessly blends luxury and laid back island vibes. Known for its crystal clear waters and elegant yet relaxed atmosphere, Galazio offers guests a slice of Mediterranean paradise with stylish loungers, upscale cocktails, and a curated music lineup that enhances the beachfront experience. Whether you’re sipping a mojito under the sun or dancing into the sunset at one of their signature DJ nights, Galazio is the go to spot for travelers and locals alike looking to indulge in the vibrant beach culture of Rhodes.

Tulum

If you want to feel like you have been transported to the leafy green seaside of Tulum, Mexico while in Rhodes look no further than Tulum, Rhodes.

In the heart of Falaraki, Rhodes Tulum is a truly beautiful beach club with a laid back tribal vibe that will suit everyone’s style.

Sunset Restaurant and Bar

Sunset lovers look no further than Sunset Bar and Restaurant in Rhodes. Sit in this perfectly positioned bar and restaurant to enjoy a beautiful sunset view every evening!

Delicious food is served in the restaurant as you dine while the sun sets ahead of you.

Kounna

Kounna Beach & Resto Bar is nestled above the scenic Anthony Quinn Bay in Rhodes, Greece, offers a chic and inviting atmosphere that blends seamlessly with its stunning surroundings. With its boho chic decor, including wooden swing chairs and a marble bar, the venue provides a relaxed yet stylish setting. The restaurant’s menu features a delightful mix of Mediterranean and international dishes, including standout options like meze platters, Greek salads served in large jars, and fresh seafood. The panoramic views of the bay enhance the dining experience.

Naya Beach

Naya Beach Bar & Restaurant in Faliraki, Rhodes, is the perfect beach club and restaurant to spend the day sipping on rose. The huge four poster style beach loungers are ideal to share with your partner or for a group for a birthday or hen party etc.

Naya Beach has a stunning restaurant where you can enjoy both lunch and dinner with the beautiful view.

St Paul’s Bay

St Paul’s Bay in Rhodes is a breathtaking hidden gem nestled just south of the charming village of Lindos. This small, horseshoe-shaped cove offers crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounded by dramatic rocky cliffs, making it one of the most picturesque spots on the island. Believed to be the place where the Apostle Paul landed during his travels, the bay carries both historical and spiritual significance, adding a deeper dimension to its natural beauty. Visitors can relax on the sandy beach, snorkel in the calm waters, or explore the nearby whitewashed chapels perched on the hillside. With its blend of serenity, history, and stunning scenery, St Paul’s Bay is a must visit for anyone exploring the Dodecanese islands.