About Rhodes
Rhodes combines beach holidays with a strong historical core. Rhodes Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, enclosed by medieval fortifications, while Lindos is known for its whitewashed settlement and hilltop acropolis. The island's interior offers villages, wooded areas and quieter routes away from the busiest coastal resorts. The east and west coasts differ in exposure and atmosphere, so choose accommodation according to beach conditions and planned activities. Summer is hot and crowded; late spring and early autumn offer warm weather with more comfortable conditions for walking and sightseeing.
Beaches(3)
Cities(3)
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Daylight, UV and air quality in Rhodes
Live conditions, updated continuously — sun times calculated for this exact location.
- Sunrise
- 06:10
- Sunset
- 17:40
- Golden hour
- 17:05
- Blue hour
- 18:05
Sources: Open-Meteo and our own solar calculations
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Where to stay in Rhodes
An interactive map of hotels and apartments in Rhodes, from our partner Stay22.
Weather in Rhodes
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Things to do in Rhodes
Tours and activities in Rhodes, from our partner GetYourGuide.
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Lindos
White cube houses below an acropolis on a cliff, above two sheltered bays.
Anthony Quinn Bay
A small rocky cove of intense green-blue water, named after the actor who bought it.
Prasonisi
A sandspit where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean — flat water one side, waves the other.
Faliraki
Rhodes' big beach resort, four kilometres of sand with water sports and nightlife.
Tsambika Beach
Fine golden sand below a clifftop monastery on Rhodes' east coast.
Rhodes Town
Europe's oldest inhabited medieval town, walled by the Knights of St John.