It depends on your travel style:
– Rhodes Town is perfect for history, shopping, and vibrant nightlife.
– The east coast offers ideal conditions for kitesurfing, windsurfing, and more.
– Faliraki has golden sand, great transport links, and easy access to top sights.
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Top attractions include:
Our website features a complete list of 20+ must-see sights with insider tips to make the most of your visit. Find out the full detailed list Here
Yes – taxis are always waiting outside Rhodes International Airport, and official price lists are clearly displayed so you know your fare in advance.
If you want to avoid taxi queues or the stress of finding transport after landing, a private transfer is the best choice. Your driver will be waiting with a sign showing your name, even if your flight is delayed. The small extra cost is worth the comfort and reliability.
Yes – public buses connect Rhodes Airport with both Rhodes Town and Faliraki. This is the most budget-friendly way to travel. Timetables are available on the official local transport websites we recommend.
Rhodes has reliable buses, taxis, and organized tours. In the end, it depends on your budget and priorities:
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If you want to explore the island beyond the main tourist spots, renting a car or any other vehicle is highly recommended. Then it depends on your itinerary, of course. Public transport is reliable for popular areas, but a vehicle makes it easier to reach hidden beaches, mountain villages, and lesser-known attractions.
Around 90% of Rhodes’ most famous beaches are on the east coast – including Elli Beach, Kallithea Springs, Faliraki, and Lindos. In total, the island boasts 30+ beaches for every taste. We guide you to the best spots, whether you love swimming, beach bars, snorkeling, peaceful sunbathing & quiet coves. See our Rhodes Beaches Guide for details
Popular activities include:
Our Activity Guide lists 20+ experiences for all ages and interests.
We’ve handpicked 150 of the best places to eat in Rhodes, organised into 10 categories – from Greek home-style cooking and fresh seafood & meze to gourmet dining and street-food gyros. Skip the guesswork and discover the island’s best flavours with our Rhodes Restaurant Guide.
Mr. Local is your Insider Travel Guide to Rhodes, offering authentic local tips on beaches, sights, restaurants, bars, and activities—helping you avoid tourist traps and discover the island’s real charm.
For warm weather and fewer crowds, visit in late spring (May–June) or early autumn (September–October). High summer offers lively nightlife but can be hotter and busier.
Absolutely—Faliraki and Rhodes Town offer vibrant clubs and bars, while Lindos provides more romantic, scenic evenings.