Rhodes is an island of breathtaking beauty located on the edge of both the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas.
Here you’ll find gorgeous beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture. So whether you’re looking for a relaxing poolside holiday or an adventure-filled trip, Rhodes has it all.
From exploring ancient ruins to soaking up the sun on some of the island’s most picturesque beaches, discover the impressive breadth of unforgettable things to do in Rhodes.
I adored my visit to Rhodes, embracing the history and enjoying the sunshine.
I’ve used my experience of visiting the island, recommendations and extensive research to bring you some of the best things to do in Rhodes.
Author Bio: Jessie Moore
Jessie Moore is a luxury travel expert with years of experience travelling the world to find the best destinations, hotels and adventures.
You can also watch my Rhodes travel vlog to discover what we got up to on our visit:
1. Climb up to the Acropolis of Lindos
Opening times: Daily, 08:00 – 19:10
Prices: From £13.72
Top tours and activities to book:
- Rhodes: Ancient Lindos Acropolis Regular Admission Ticket
- Lindos Acropolis: 3D Representation & Audio Self-Guided Tour
- Acropolis of Lindos Entrance Ticket with AR Audiovisual Tour
For one of the best viewpoints in Rhodes, climbing up to the Acropolis of Lindos is an unmissable activity.
This ancient citadel sits atop a hill overlooking the picturesque village of Lindos and the dazzling Aegean Sea.
To reach the Acropolis, you will need to climb a steep path that winds its way up the hill.
The climb can be challenging, but I believe that the breathtaking views along the way make it well worth the effort.
As you ascend, you will pass by ancient ruins and structures that offer a glimpse into the history of the area.
Once you reach the top, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
From here, you can see the village of Lindos, the sparkling blue waters of St Paul’s Bay, and the rugged hills that stretch out into the distance.
While at the Acropolis, I’d recommend taking some time to explore the ruins and learn about the history of this ancient site.
You can see the remains of temples, fortifications, and other structures that date back to the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods.
Before you head back down the hill, be sure to take in the spectacular views one last time and snap a photo or two.
Good to know: If you’re visiting during the summer months, I’d suggest timing your visit early in the morning in order to avoid the peak heat of the day.
I made the error of climbing up to the Acropolis at midday and it was one very sweaty experience!
Read my guide to visiting Lindos.
2. Explore Rhodes Old Town
Top tours and activities to book:
- Rhodes: Discover the Medieval City on a Segway
- Rhodes: E-bike Old Town Highlights Sunset or Morning Tour
- Rhodes Old Town Highlights Self-Guided Treasure Hunt & Tour
Rhodes Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and I truly think that it is one of the best-preserved mediaeval towns in Europe.
You can easily spend a day wandering through the narrow streets and alleys, admiring the beautiful architecture, and learning about the town’s rich history.
Here are some of the best things to do in Rhodes Old Town:
Visit the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes
This impressive castle was built in the 14th century and served as the headquarters of the Knights Hospitaller.
Today, it houses a museum with exhibits on the history of Rhodes and the Knights.
Walk along the Street of the Knights
This cobbled street is lined with impressive buildings that once housed the different tongues (nationalities) of the Knights. The street leads to the Palace of the Grand Master.
Admire the architecture
The Old Town is full of beautiful buildings with a mix of Byzantine, Gothic, and Ottoman styles which I particularly appreciated.
Be sure to look up and appreciate the intricate details on the facades.
Visit the Archaeological Museum
This museum is located in the Hospital of the Knights and has exhibits on the history of Rhodes from ancient times to the mediaeval period.
Shop for souvenirs
The Old Town is full of shops selling everything from handmade ceramics to leather goods.
Take some time to browse and pick up a unique souvenir.
Good to know: You can book a golf buggy tour of the city, which is perfect for those with accessibility issues. Or if you’re simply feeling a bit lazy and don’t want to work up a sweat – I won’t judge you because I did exactly that!
Read my guide to visiting Rhodes Old Town.
3. Spend an afternoon at Kallithea Springs
Opening times: Daily from 08:00
Prices:
- Adults: €4
- Group: €3 per person
- Discount: €2.50
Top tours to book:
- Rhodes: All-Inclusive Catamaran Cruise with Lunch and Drinks
- Rhodes: Cruise with 3 Stops, Lunch and Unlimited Drinks
- Rhodes: Sunset Cruise with Greek BBQ and Unlimited Drinks
If you’re looking for a relaxing afternoon activity in Rhodes, look no further than Kallithea Springs.
This historic spa was built in the 1920s and has been recently renovated to provide visitors with a luxurious and tranquil experience – which makes for a wonderful retreat.
Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by beautiful architecture and lush gardens. The springs themselves are located in a natural cove, providing a picturesque setting for your visit.
Once you’ve paid the small entrance fee, you’ll have access to the beach and complex, while sun loungers and umbrellas cost an additional fee.
The crystal-clear waters are perfect for swimming and snorkelling – and I have to say, it’s a great way to cool off on a sunny day.
If you’re interested in history, take a stroll around the spa complex and learn about the fascinating past of Kallithea Springs.
You can also visit the small museum on site, which showcases the history of the spa.
When it’s time for a break, I recommend heading to the café for a refreshing drink or light snack. There are also several restaurants nearby if you’re looking for a more substantial meal.
Read my guide to visiting Kallithea Springs.
4. Go on a boat tour
Top tours to book:
- Rhodes: All Inclusive Day Cruise with BBQ & Unlimited Drinks
- Rhodes: High-Speed Boat to Symi Island and St George’s Bay
- From Rhodes City: Boat Day Trip to Lindos
I think one of the best ways to experience the beauty of Rhodes is by taking a boat tour. There are many options available, ranging from short trips to full-day excursions.
Here are the boat tours I’d recommend:
Lindos boat trip
This tour takes you to the picturesque village of Lindos and includes stops at several beautiful bays for swimming and snorkelling.
You’ll also have the opportunity to explore the village and its ancient acropolis.
Symi Island boat tour
This tour takes you to the nearby island of Symi, known for its colourful houses and stunning harbour.
Spend time exploring the island’s charming streets and enjoying a swim in the crystal-clear waters.
Rhodes Island boat tour
This full-day tour takes you around the island of Rhodes, stopping at several beaches and bays along the way.
You’ll have the chance to swim, snorkel, and sunbathe, as well as enjoy a delicious lunch on board.
No matter which tour you choose, you’ll be able to see the island’s stunning coastline from a unique perspective.
Good to know: Many tours also include snacks and drinks on board. I’d recommend researching all the different options available and choose the best option for your needs and budget.
5. Enjoy watersports at Prasonisi Beach
If you’re a water sports enthusiast, Prasonisi Beach is the dream destination for you.
Located at the southernmost point of Rhodes, this beach is famous for its crystal-clear waters and ideal wind conditions, making it a prime spot for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
Prasonisi Beach is unique in that it’s where two different seas meet: the Mediterranean and the Aegean.
A stretch of sand separates the two and on each side are two completely different currents.
On one side the waves crash and kite surfers abound; while on the other side, the sea is calm and tranquil, perfect for a swim. I loved seeing this incredible sight, as where else can you see it?!
At Prasonisi Beach, you’ll find a variety of water sports activities to choose from, including windsurfing, kitesurfing, and stand-up paddleboarding.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced surfer, there are options for everyone.
There are several water sports schools and rental shops available, where you can rent equipment and take lessons from certified instructors.
Good to know: If you’re not interested in water sports, I’d still recommend visiting for the stunning scenery and the expansive sandy beach.
There are also a few cafes and restaurants nearby, where you can grab a bite to eat or a refreshing drink.
6. Wander the streets of Lindos
Top tours to book:
- From Rhodes Town: Day Trip to Lindos
- From Rhodes Town: Evening Trip to Lindos
- From Rhodes: Yacht Cruise to Lindos with Lunch and Drinks
Lindos is a picturesque town located on the east coast of Rhodes. Here, I love the narrow streets, white-washed houses, and stunning views of the Aegean Sea.
As you wander through the streets of Lindos, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time.
Lindos is full of history, with ancient ruins, mediaeval architecture and hidden corners at every turn.
I think the most notable landmark is the Acropolis of Lindos, which sits atop a hill overlooking the town.
The town is pedestrian-only, so you can take your time and enjoy the sights without worrying about traffic.
As you walk through the streets, you’ll come across charming shops selling everything from handmade pottery to traditional Greek sweets.
Make sure to stop by the Church of Panagia, which dates back to the 15th century. The church is known for its beautiful frescoes and intricate carvings.
In the evening, head to one of the many rooftop bars for a drink and an unforgettable view of the sunset over the Aegean Sea.
Lindos is truly a gem of Rhodes, and wandering its streets is one of the best things to do in Rhodes.
Read my guide to visiting Lindos.
7. Go snorkelling at St Paul’s Bay
If you’re looking for a memorable snorkelling experience in Rhodes, then I’d recommend that St Paul’s Bay is the perfect destination for you.
Located on the eastern coast of Rhodes, this beautiful bay is known for its crystal-clear waters, abundant marine life, and breathtaking underwater scenery.
To get to St Paul’s Bay, you can take a short boat trip from Lindos or walk down the hill from the Acropolis of Lindos.
Once you arrive, you’ll find a small, secluded beach surrounded by rocky cliffs. You’ll also see a small but postcard-perfect chapel, where weddings often take place.
The beach is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and of course, snorkelling – although it’s not particularly big so I found that the beach can get busy.
The underwater world of St Paul’s Bay is a true wonder. You’ll find a variety of colourful fish, sea urchins, starfish, and even octopuses.
Its water is so clear that you can easily see the bottom, making it a perfect spot for snorkelling.
If you’re lucky, you might even spot a few sea turtles swimming around. These gentle creatures are a common sight in the bay, and they’re always a joy to watch.
Just remember to be mindful of the marine life and do not touch or remove anything from the water.
Good to know: There are no rental shops nearby so you’ll either need to bring your own equipment or book onto an organised tour where they provide it for you.
Read my guide to visiting St Paul’s Bay.
8. See the animals at Farma of Rhodes Petting Zoo
Opening times:
- Daily, 09:00 – 18:30
- Last admission: 17:30
Prices:
- Adults: €12
- Children aged three to 12: €8
- Children under three: Free
If you are looking for a unique and exciting experience in Rhodes, make sure to visit Farma of Rhodes Petting Zoo.
This zoo is home to a variety of animals, including ostriches, lemurs, porcupines, and many more.
At Farma of Rhodes Petting Zoo, you can get up close and personal with the animals, with the opportunity to feed and play with them.
There is also a playground for children to enjoy, so I’d recommend this as a great family-friendly activity.
If you are interested in learning more about the animals, the zoo offers educational talks and demonstrations too.
9. Tour the beautiful Seven Springs
Top tours to book:
If you’re looking for a peaceful and picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of the island, a visit to the Seven Springs is one of the best things to do in Rhodes.
Located about 30 minutes from Rhodes town, this natural oasis is a hidden gem that’s well worth exploring.
As the name suggests, the Seven Springs is home to seven natural springs that feed a small lake. The water is crystal clear and perfect for swimming on a hot summer day.
You can also take a walk around the lake and enjoy the lush greenery and wildlife that surrounds it.
One of the highlights of the Seven Springs that I adore is the underground tunnel that connects the lake to a nearby beach.
You can walk through the tunnel and emerge on the other side to find a secluded beach with crystal clear waters.
It’s a unique and exciting experience that you won’t find anywhere else on the island.
There are also plenty of hiking trails around the Seven Springs that offer gorgeous views of the surrounding countryside.
You can take a leisurely stroll or a more challenging hike, depending on your level of fitness and experience.
10. Take a boat trip to Symi Island
Top tours to book:
- Rhodes: High-Speed Boat to Symi Island and St George’s Bay
- Rhodes: Speedboat Trip to Symi with Free Time to Explore
- Rhodes Town: Symi Full-Day Yacht Cruise with Meal & Drinks
If you’re looking for a day trip from Rhodes, a boat trip to Symi Island is a great option.
Symi is a small, picturesque island known for its colourful houses, clear waters, and charming harbour that make for the perfect snap.
Boat trips to Symi Island usually depart from Mandraki Harbour in Rhodes Town.
You can choose from a variety of tour operators, and prices vary depending on the type of boat and the length of the trip.
The journey takes around 1-1.5 hours each way, depending on the speed of the boat.
Once you arrive in Symi, there are plenty of things to see and do. Here are some of the highlights:
Explore the Harbour: The harbour in Symi is one of the island’s main attractions. I recommend taking a stroll along the waterfront and admiring the colourful houses and fishing boats.
Visit the Monastery of the Archangel Michael: This 18th-century monastery is located on a hill above the harbour and offers stunning views of the island.
Relax on the Beach: Symi has several beautiful beaches where you can relax and soak up the sun. Some of the most popular beaches include Nos Beach, Marathounda Beach, and Nanou Beach.
Go Snorkelling or Diving: The crystal-clear waters around Symi are perfect for snorkelling and diving. You can rent equipment and take a guided tour if you’re not experienced.
11. Visit the Bee Museum
Opening times:
- Monday to Saturday: 08:30 – 17:00
- Sunday (June to September): 09:00 – 13:00
Prices:
- Adults: €4
- Children aged 13 to 18: €2.50
- Children under 13: Free
- Students and seniors over age 65: €2.50
Top tour to book:
If you’re interested in learning more about the importance of bees and their role in our ecosystem, then a visit to the Bee Museum is one of the best things to do in Rhodes.
Located in the village of Pastida, the Bee Museum offers a unique and informative experience that will take you through the fascinating world of bees.
I find it amazing that you get to see live bees up close and learn about their behaviour, the different types of bees, and how they contribute to our environment.
The museum also has a collection of traditional beekeeping equipment, including hives, beekeeping tools, and protective clothing.
You’ll get to see how beekeeping has evolved over the years and how it’s still an important part of Greek culture today.
During your visit, you can also taste and purchase a variety of honey products made by local beekeepers.
From traditional honey to honeycomb, beeswax candles, and even honey-based skincare products, there are plenty of products to peruse.
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12. Relax at Anthony Quinn Beach
Top tours to book
- Rhodes: Cruise with 3 Stops, Lunch and Unlimited Drinks
- Rhodes: Pirates’ Route Sea Kayaking Tour
- Rhodes: Catamaran Cruise with Meal, Snacks & Swim Stops
If you’re looking for a secluded and picturesque spot to soak up the sun, Anthony Quinn Beach is the perfect destination.
Located on the east coast of Rhodes, this beautiful cove is named after the famous Hollywood actor who fell in love with the area while filming “The Guns of Navarone” in the 1960s.
The beach is surrounded by rocky cliffs and crystal-clear waters, making it a popular spot for snorkelling and diving.
You’ll find plenty of fish and other marine life swimming around the rocks, and the underwater caves are an especially popular attraction.
If you’re not in the mood for swimming, you can simply relax on the beach and soak up the sun.
There’s also a small taverna on the beach where you can grab a bite to eat or a cold drink.
The menu features a variety of local dishes, including fresh seafood and traditional Greek salads.
Good to know: There are plenty of sun loungers and umbrellas available for rent, and the beach is never too crowded.
13. Head to the Valley of Butterflies
Opening times: Daily, 08:00 – 19:00
Top tours to book:
- Rhodes: Butterfly Valley and Seven Springs Valley Day Trip
- From Rhodes: Butterfly Valley and Chalki Island Day Trip
- Rhodes: Filerimos, Butterfly Valley & Ancient Kamiros Tour
If you’re looking for one of the more peaceful things to do in Rhodes, head to the Valley of Butterflies.
This stunning valley is located in the western part of the island and is home to thousands of butterflies.
As you walk through the valley, you’ll be surrounded by lush greenery and a variety of trees, including plane and pine trees.
The valley is also home to a small river, which I think adds to the tranquil atmosphere.
The butterflies that call the Valley of Butterflies home are known as Jersey Tiger Moths.
They are most active during the months of June to September, so this is the best time to visit if you want to see them in action.
It’ll come as no surprise that you can expect to see butterflies in abundance here. As you walk along the paths, you’ll see plenty of them fluttering around you.
You can also take a guided tour to learn more about the history and ecology of the valley.
Good to know: Make sure you head up to the highest point of the valley at the Monastery of Kalopetra for breathtaking views.
14. Go on an adventure with sea kayaking
Top tours to book:
- Rhodes: Pirates’ Route Sea Kayaking Tour
- Rhodes: Sea Kayak Adventure to the Red Sand Beach
- Rhodes: 2-Day Sea Kayaking and Hiking Combo Activity
If you’re looking for an exciting way to explore the beautiful coastline of Rhodes, then sea kayaking is the perfect activity for you.
With crystal clear waters and unbeatable scenery, kayaking is an excellent way to get up close and personal with the island’s natural beauty.
There are several kayaking tours available on the island, ranging from short trips to full-day excursions.
These tours are suitable for all levels of experience, from complete beginners to seasoned kayakers.
During your sea kayaking adventure, you’ll have the opportunity to explore hidden coves, secluded beaches, and rugged cliffs.
You’ll also have the chance to see a variety of marine life, including dolphins, sea turtles, and colourful fish – this would completely top off the experience in Rhodes!
All kayaking tours are led by experienced guides who will provide you with all the necessary equipment and safety instructions.
They will also share their knowledge of the island’s history and culture, which I think definitely makes your experience both enjoyable and educational.
So if you’re looking for a fun and adventurous way to explore the beautiful island of Rhodes, then sea kayaking is one of the best things to do in Rhodes.
15. Try Greek wine with a private wine tasting
Top activities to book:
- Rhodes: Private Wine Tasting Experience for Beginners
- Rhodes: Guided Island Tour with Wine tasting experience
- Rhodes: Cooking Lesson and Wine Tasting with Lunch
If you’re a wine lover like me, you’ll definitely want to try the delicious Greek wines while in Rhodes.
I found one of the best ways to do this is through a private wine tasting experience.
During the experience, you’ll get to taste a variety of wines, including some of the most popular Greek varieties like Assyrtiko, Agiorgitiko, and Xinomavro.
The wine tasting experience will also give you the opportunity to learn about the history of Greek wine and the different wine-making techniques used in the region.
You’ll also get to learn about the different grape varieties and the unique characteristics of each wine.
In addition to the wine tasting, tuck into some delicious Greek snacks like olives, cheese, and bread.
16. Have an adventure with quad biking
Top activity to book:
One of the best things to do in Rhodes for adrenaline seekers, quad biking is a super fun activity.
The island’s rugged terrain and jaw-dropping scenery make it the perfect location for this thrilling activity.
You can choose from a range of quad biking tours, each with its own unique route and duration.
Some tours take you through the lush forests and mountains of Rhodes, while others guide you along the stunning coastline.
During your quad biking adventure, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the island’s hidden gems and breathtaking views.
You’ll also have the chance to experience the thrill of speeding along rugged terrain and navigating through challenging obstacles.
Most quad biking tours provide all the necessary equipment, including helmets and safety gear.
You’ll receive a briefing on how to operate the quad bike safely before you set off on your adventure.
17. Go back in time at Ancient Kamiros
Top tours to book:
- Rhodes: Filerimos, Butterfly Valley & Ancient Kamiros Tour
- Rhodes: Ancient Kamiros, Kritinia Fort, Embona, & Filerimos
If you’re interested in history, I think that a visit to Ancient Kamiros is one of the best things to do in Rhodes.
This ancient city was once a thriving community on the island of Rhodes, and now it’s an impressive archaeological site that you can explore for yourself.
As you wander through the ruins of Ancient Kamiros, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time.
You’ll see the remains of houses, temples, and public buildings that were built thousands of years ago.
Plus, learn about the impressive water system that the ancient residents used to bring water into the city.
One of the most magnificent parts of Ancient Kamiros is the agora, or marketplace, which I adored exploring.
This large, open area was once the heart of the city, and it’s where residents would come to buy and sell goods.
Today, you can still see the remains of the shops and stalls that once lined the agora.
If you’re interested in learning more about Ancient Kamiros, there are plenty of information boards throughout the site that will give you more context and background.
I also recommend hiring a guide to take you through the site and provide even more information.
18. Book an authentic cooking lesson
Top activity to book:
If you’re looking for a unique experience in Rhodes, why not book an authentic cooking lesson?
You’ll learn how to make traditional Greek dishes using fresh, local ingredients and techniques passed down through generations.
There are several cooking schools and private chefs in Rhodes that offer cooking classes for tourists.
Some classes take place in a professional kitchen, while others are held in a local home.
You’ll have the opportunity to learn about Greek culture, history, and cuisine while getting hands-on experience in the kitchen – which I think is a truly invaluable experience.
During the cooking lesson, you’ll typically prepare a three-course meal, which you can enjoy at the end of the class.
You’ll learn how to make dishes such as moussaka, tzatziki, dolmades, and souvlaki.
Plus, experiment with the different herbs and spices used in Greek cooking, and how to pair wine with your meal.
I’ve found that cooking classes in Rhodes are suitable for all levels, from beginners to experienced cooks.
Classes can be tailored to your dietary requirements, whether you’re vegetarian, vegan, or have food allergies.
Booking an authentic cooking lesson in Rhodes is one of the best things to do in Rhodes to immerse yourself in Greek culture and learn new cooking skills.
19. Take to the water with scuba diving
Top activities to book:
If you’re looking for a memorable water-based adventure in Rhodes, scuba diving is a must-try.
With crystal-clear waters and diverse marine life, Rhodes is a great destination for scuba diving enthusiasts.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced diver, I found that there are plenty of options available to suit your level of expertise.
There are several diving centres located along the coast of Rhodes, offering a range of courses and guided dives.
Most centres offer PADI-certified courses, which are recognised worldwide.
These courses are designed to teach you the basics of scuba diving, as well as safety procedures and underwater communication.
Once you’ve completed your course, you can take part in guided dives to explore the underwater world of Rhodes.
There are several dive sites around the island, each with its own unique features and marine life. Some popular dive sites include:
Anthony Quinn Bay: This bay is named after the famous actor who once owned the land. It’s a great spot for beginners, with a shallow depth and plenty of marine life to see.
Lindos: This historic town is home to several dive sites, including the Caves of Lindos. These caves are teeming with marine life, including octopuses, moray eels, and colourful fish.
Prasonisi: This spot is located on the southern tip of Rhodes and is popular with experienced divers. It’s known for its strong currents and the chance to see larger marine life, such as groupers and barracudas.
No matter which dive site you choose, I’m sure that you’ll have an unforgettable experience exploring the underwater world of Rhodes.
20. Get the adrenaline pumping with rock climbing
Top activity to book:
If you’re looking for an outdoor adventure that will get your heart racing, then rock climbing in Rhodes is the perfect activity for you.
With its rugged terrain and gorgeous views, the island offers a variety of climbing routes that cater to all levels of experience.
Whether you’re a seasoned climber or a beginner, there are plenty of options to choose from.
Many of the routes are located in the mountains and cliffs around the island, providing a challenging and rewarding experience for climbers of all abilities.
I’ve found that one of the most popular spots for rock climbing in Rhodes is the village of Embonas, which is located in the central part of the island.
Here, you’ll find a range of climbing routes that vary in difficulty, from easy climbs for beginners to more challenging routes for experienced climbers.
Another great location for rock climbing is the village of Monolithos, which is situated on the west coast of the island.
The cliffs here offer some of the most spectacular views on the island, and there are plenty of routes to choose from, including some that are suitable for children.
If you’re new to rock climbing, there are plenty of local companies that offer guided tours and instruction.
In my opinion, these tours are a great way to learn the basics of rock climbing while exploring some of the island’s most beautiful locations.
Your tour guide will ensure that you have all the necessary equipment, including a harness, helmet, and climbing shoes.
If you have any questions about visiting Rhodes, ask away in the comments or get in touch on social media!
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