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Rhodes Town is the capital city of the island of Rhodes. Situated on the northeastern coast of the island, the town is known for its numerous historical landmarks, stunning beaches and warm cosmopolitan vibe. Rhodes Town holidays boasts a typical Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters, making it an ideal destination for summer holidays. History fans can feast their eyes on the incredible architecture this dreamy Dodecanese Island offers, from the gothic Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, the serene cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi and the grand architectural marvels of Florestano Di Fausto, including Palazzo del Governo and the Evangelismos church - not to mention the terracotta-topped buildings, timeless harbour's and Byzantine churches to admire. Hop between resorts and take advantage of the island's diversity, from ancient old towns and must-see relics to sun-kissed beaches and upbeat nightlife.

Rhodes has a host of beautiful beaches suited to all types of sun-worshipper, from Blue Flag stretches fringed with watersports activities to sleepy bays away from the hustle and bustle. Faliraki beach serves up lashings of fun with buzzing bars and restaurants backing the sands and a string of activities including parasailing and jet-ski hire. Agathi beach and Kalithea beach are much quieter stretches, with sun-loungers, snack huts and even remains of Roman architecture. In the evenings, indulge in fantastic Greek cuisine at restaurants such as Romeo or Rustico, both located in Town before heading to lively Bar Street for after-sun cocktails. Holidays to Rhodes is no doubt the perfect way to welcome the summer with friends and family.

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A Guide to Rhodes Town Holidays

Stroll Around The Old Town

Stroll Around The Old Town

Walk the medieval walls of the Old Town, visit the Acropolis of Rhodes, where the temple ruins of Apollo are also visible. Climb atop the medieval Clock Tower to get a bird’s eye view of the town. Or head into the historic Mandráki Harbour, lined by three old windmills, where you can watch yachts dotting the waters.

Watersports and Beach Fun in Faliraki

Watersports and Beach Fun in Faliraki

If you're after fun-filled days with the family, a short drive will take you to the youthful party resort of Faliraki. Faliraki beach is brimming with seaside cafes, bars and clubs for those who like a lively afternoon. If you want to soak up the sun in peace, the emerald waters of pine-shaded Kallithea beach is a great choice. Windsurfing enthusiasts can take to the waters at Ixia just 5km away. If you've got the kids in tow, Faliraki Waterpark is just a 20-minute journey from Rhodes Town with pirate ships, lazy rivers and kamikaze slides to make a splash at!

Experience a Hammam

Experience a Hammam

While Rhodes is a Greek island, it’s actually closer to Turkey, so if you want to experience a traditional Turkish massage and Hammam you can do so here. You'll find Turkish Baths at Platia Arionos, but note that days alternate between men and women, so make sure you know what day is right for you to save any surprises!

Rhodes Town Tavernas

Rhodes Town Tavernas

There are plenty of authentic tavernas in the old town where you can take a seat and enjoy a traditional Greek meze. Whether it's stuffed aubergine or souvlaki that tickles your tastebuds, Greek food is some of the tastiest in Europe. Try Nireas on Sofokleous or Kerasma on Leontos for Greek ingredients served in a contemporary way.

Getting Around Rhodes Town

🚌 Transport in the Rhodes Town Region

Rhodes town is easily explored on foot. Taxis are available throughout Rhodes Town and, in comparison to other European resorts, are pretty cheap to use. Public buses operate regularly if you want to explore the area or you can hire a private tour if you wish. Car rental is available in Rhodes Town if you want to venture a little further, but confidence is a must on the winding roads. Boat trips from Mandraki Harbour are extremely common, and can take you around the island and beyond.

Travelling by bus or car The bus network that services Rhodes Town and the rest of the island is good, and private bus tours are also available. Travel is cheap and tickets can be bought from the stations or on board. Hiring a car is a great way to get out and see the rest of the island, and is available from the airport and Rhodes Town. Driving is on the right-hand side.
Passports and Visas

You don’t need a visa to take a holiday in Rhodes, but a passport, which is valid for at least the duration of your stay, is essential. For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/greece/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Make sure that you have adequate travel insurance in place before you go on holiday. Pick up a free EHIC as well, which entitles you to emergency treatment. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/greece/health

Vaccinations

Brits don’t need any particular jabs for a break in Rhodes, but routine ones should be up to date. Double check the latest guidelines with your GP before you fly, in case there is any more recent medical advice

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