it sickens me to think that these poor innocent donkeys are forced to go up and down a hill so people can make money. they clearly struggle with the weight of people.i think its classed as animal cruelty, the people who own the donkeys are horrible to them they hit them and push them all over the place. i would... more

The village of Lindos is a medieval town. It is not a neat as Rhodes Town, but still worth a visit. It has cobblestone streets and all the old medieval buildings. However, like every other tourist location in the world, it has lost some of its charm due to the multiudes of tourist shops and peddlers. People also take donkey... more

My husband and I just returned from our wedding in Lindos @ St Pauls Bay Chapel. It was fantastic! It was not busy with other weddings, infact our group were the only people there. It is a very romantic setting and I would reccommend it to anyone. more

We have been going to Lindos on and off for the last 7 years, fantastic place for a really great holiday, so we decided that we would like to get married there in 2008, so returned to orginise it in September to arrange our wedding for August next year, what a dissapointment, there seemed to be a wedding every 20... more

The narrow and winding cobbled streets combined with the white painted houses make this a charming little town which is well worth a visit. The Acropolis is, of course, the main attraction but there is more to see besides, including a well preserved amphitheatre and the church of Panagia. No cars are allowed in the town but there is a... more

I absolutely adore Greece, especially Rhodes, but one thing i find VERY distressing is the way the donkeys are made to go up and down the Acropolis every day in the blazing sun. I know the greeks are not as passionate about their animals as us Brits but i feel this is totally unnecessary. Every time we pass them i... more

I found the cruelty to the donkeys most disturbing One little one was beat with a thick leather whip to make it run down a steep narrow road Another had just had a baby 2 wks ago & was working...engorged & dripping milk Something should be done to stop this unnecessary suffering more

I have been to Lindos 14 times since 1987 and find it as relaxing, charming and still very greek. No traffic is allowed in the village itself, just donkeys! Winding streets, lovely old captain houses, great beaches, restaurants and fantastic weather...a perfect combination for a week away from it all. I would recommend AMBROSIA restaurant (near the fantastic Gelo Blu... more

I find it appalling that overweight people want to ride these poor little donkeys up such a steep hill. It is sickening to watch grown men and women get on the backs of these lovely animals and treat them with such cruelty. Maybe they should think before hand, the exercise would do them good! more