Situated on a hilltop and surrounded by an enchanting bay and pristine beach, the fishing village of Lindos is famous for both its historical and natural beauty. Unwind at mythical St. Paul’s Bay before visiting the Acropolis of Lindos, the Lindos Archaeological Museum, and other historical sites in the area. Donkey rides are a traditional mode of transport here and remain a popular way of climbing the village’s steep hills. Driving and parking can be challenging, especially in the summer, so consider taking a ferry or a catamaran to Lindos or getting a bus from Rhodes Town. – Tripadvisor

Looming over the town of Lindos, this historic fortified citadel holds several ancient structures, including the Doric Temple of Athena Lindia, The Castle of the Knights of St John, and an amphitheater. The acropolis offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and the town below. Donkey rides are a traditional mode of transport here and remain a popular way of climbing the village's steep hills. On the way up, you'll pass by white-washed houses, quaint shops, and restaurants offering traditional Greek fare. Lindos is a 30-mile bus ride from Rhodes Town, and you'll need to purchase a ticket to enter the acropolis. – Tripadvisor

Surrounded by medieval walls, this old part of Rhodes is the location of many interesting attractions of historical significance.

This bay served as a filming location to the movie 'Guns of Navarone', which was starred by the bay's namesake, Anthony Quinn. Here, you can rent a pedal boat to zip through the waters or chill on a lounge chair and bask in the glorious Greek sun. The beach sits adjacent to Ladiko Beach and you can park for free between both beaches—but get there early in the morning to secure a spot. Alternatively, hop on the public bus from the village of Rhodes or take a boat tour around the island and stop for a refreshing splash here. – Tripadvisor

Located in Rhodes Old Town, this well-preserved medieval castle was erected as a Byzantine citadel in the late 7th century. The site has played various roles over the centuries that it has stood, and today is open to the public as a museum. Explore rooms filled with antique furniture, sculptures, and elegant mosaic. Join a guided tour or purchase the self-guided audio tour to immerse yourself in the palace's long history. Visiting the palace with a ticket that includes the nearby Rhodes museum and art gallery presents excellent value, and many Old Town tours stop here as part of their itinerary. – Tripadvisor

As one of the largest waterparks in Greece, WaterPark Faliraki offers a day of splashing good fun. As the park is located uphill, you can enjoy fantastic sea views while having fun at the water slides, lazy river and pools. Park yourself at a deckchair in the garden and have snacks, refreshments, or a full meal in one of several restaurants and cafes throughout the park. You can drive to the park or hop on the free shuttle service from Rhodes or Lindos. Consider visiting between September and October for cooler temperatures and thinner crowds. – Tripadvisor

With a shallow seabed and gentle waters, Tsambika Beach is a great swimming spot, especially for beginners and families with young children. Water sports like jet skiing and parasailing are on offer, and kids and adults alike will love the inflatable water parks. Bars and restaurants dot the beach, and shower and bathroom facilities are available. Get in early to secure a sunbed front row by the sea. Above the beach sits Tsambika Monastery, accessible via a steep road and stairway. This historic landmark is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and many people journey here seeking blessings of health and fertility. – Tripadvisor

Historically visited for therapeutic and medicinal purposes since the 7th century, the thermal springs here are no longer in operation, but you can still explore the ancient bathing areas. Instead, chill out at the pebbly beach and cove and soak in the area's natural beauty, surrounded by trees and lush vegetation. Bring snorkels to spot fish darting around the rocks and enjoy ice-cold beverages on the sunbeds available for rent. There are shower facilities, a cafe, a shop with souvenirs and provisions, as well as a cat sanctuary near the entrance before you enter the springs. – Tripadvisor

Enjoy the feeling of being close to animals as never before. Ostriches and other animals wait for you to come and show them your love. In the farm you can interact with the animals, like touching, feeding and taking a photo with them! An exciting experience you will totally enjoy! We have also prepared a special area, where you can enter and safely interact with ostriches! Also, a botanic garden with local plant species awaits for you. After finishing your tour of the farm, you can enjoy our handmade dishes such as ostrich omelette or ostrich burger and other delicacies. Before leaving you can also pay a visit to our souvenir shop where you can find carved and painted ostrich eggs, cosmetics from ostrich, bee honey, herbs and other products from our farm!