The heart of Rhodes nightlife is largely divided between the old town and the new town. The medieval streets are home to some excellent wine bars showcasing the country’s most formidable wineries, often with soloist performances. Locals often congregate in simple, dimly lit bars in bustling Arionos Square, or burn off energy dancing late into … Read more
Everywhere you look along Rhodes’ vast coastline, you’re likely to see a beach. From the family-friendly golden coasts and ultramarine waters of Tsambika in the northeast to the rolling sand dunes of Mavros Kavos in the southeast, the choices are endless. Not only that, but several beaches are linked to important people and periods in … Read more
With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, Rhodes fittingly praises the Greek sun god Helios. In addition to the countless beaches, there are historical attractions such as the ancient Acropolis of Lindos and the best preserved and liveliest medieval city in Europe. On the northeast coast, a trek to a hilltop monastery rewards … Read more