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Things to do in Rhodes

The largest of the Dodecanese islands, Rhodes is famous as the site of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Colossus of Rhodes, a magnificent statue of Helios erected by Chares of Lindos in 280 BC and destroyed by an earthquake in 226 BC. Although the statue no longer stands, Rhodes maintained its fame and is today one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations, especially for its Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The ancient sites of Rhodes

The Medieval City of Rhodes is one of the main attractions of the island as it features a unique urban landscape, which combines architectural landmarks erected by the Knights of St John of Jerusalem with valuable Islamic buildings. Stroll down the Street of the Knights and get lost in the maze of pedestrian alleyways of the Old Town for a trip back in time.

The Acropolis of Lindos, 50 kilometres south of the town of Rhodes, is one of the most visited archaeological sites in Greece. The village itself is interesting for its colourful cubic homes lining along a labyrinth of narrow streets, so planned to confuse the pirates and other invaders.

The sun-kissed beaches of Rhodes

For sun chasers, the beaches of Rhodes provide idyllic sand stretches, awe-inspiring sea views, and countless opportunities for watersports, including diving and snorkelling in crystal-clear waters. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Kallithea Springs, a natural spa known since antiquity for its therapeutic properties.

Enjoy the ride: Rhodes trips

For nature lovers, Rhodes is a veritable paradise. It has extensive forests of pine and Mediterranean cypress, a rich diversity of orchids, picturesque orchards of citrus, and olive groves. Birdwatching is a fascinating pastime, with some 250+ bird species nesting or migrating through the island. When you hike, watch out for vipers and other venomous snakes.

Visit Faliraki for its Blue Flag beaches, or drive to the summit of Filerimos Mountain and follow the path to the Cross to see fabulous views of Ialysos, Kremasti, Sgourou, and the town of Rhodes in the distance.

Last, but not least, visit a countryside mountain village and the ancient sites, churches, and monasteries that will reflect the true spirit of the island better than the main touristic attractions.

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Ancient Sites
Acropolis of Lindos
Acropolis of Lindos
One of the most visited ancient sites on Rhodes, the Acropolis of Lindos dominates the namesake village from a rocky hill on the coast of the Aegean Sea. It’s an impressive sight above the picturesque village with whitewashed cubic homes that contrast with the aquamarine of the Bay of St. Paul and the cobalt blue of the sea.
Acropolis of Rhodes
Acropolis of Rhodes
One of the most interesting ancient sites of the island, the Acropolis of Rhodes is in the capital of the island, on Monte Smith. It is a large archaeological site, comprising several points of interest, most of them from the Hellenistic and the Roman periods.
Medieval old city of Rhodes
Medieval old city of Rhodes
The UNESCO-listed site known as the Medieval City of Rhodes is an absolute must-see destination when you vacation on our island. The Knights Hospitaller – officially the Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem – planned the fortified Gothic city when they ruled Rhodes from 1309 to 1523.
Castle of Kritinia
Castle of Kritinia
Erected in 1472 according to plans by Venetian sculptor and architect Giorgio da Sebenico – also known as Giorgio Orsini – the Castle of Kritinia, or Kastellos as the locals call it, is a stunning fortress erected to protect the village against Ottoman attacks.
Thari Monastery
Thari Monastery
Mony Thari, the Thari Monastery is one of the most beautiful religious landmarks on Rhodes Island. It’s in a forest near Laerma, a traditional Greek village about a one-hour drive from the city of Rhodes.
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Beaches
Tsambika Beach
Tsambika Beach
Tsambika Beach is not far from Leonardo Kolymbia Resort – about ten minutes by car. It is a wide stretch of soft, golden sand and shallow crystal-clear water, safe for swimming and snorkelling.
Agathi Beach
Agathi Beach
You’ll have to drive 30-35 minutes from Leonardo Kolymbia Resort to Agathi Beach, but you will love it if you appreciate the more secluded and peaceful beaches of Rhodes. It has a superb natural setting, in a natural little cove with emerald waters and golden sands.
Traounou Beach
Traounou Beach
Traounou Beach (sometimes spelt Traganou) is a quaint stretch of pebbles and sand between Faliraki and Afandou. It’s often included as a stop in boat trips to Kallithea Bay and Anthony Quinn Bay especially for its cave, which can be explored.
Afandou Beach
Afandou Beach
Afandou Beach (sometimes spelt Afantou) is a sand and pebbles beach less than 15 minutes drive from Leonardo Kolymbia Resort. It is well-organised, offering plenty of opportunities to have fun on the water, with jet skis, crazy rides, banana boat rides, and windsurfing.
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Food & Restaurants
Blue Horizon Restaurant
Blue Horizon Restaurant
Blue Horizon Restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, occupies an airy space, bathed in natural light, with plenty of room to sit, relax, and enjoy exquisite Greek and international creations.
To Nisaki Restaurant (meat & fish)
To Nisaki Restaurant (meat & fish)
To Nisaki serves fish and seafood in a fantastic beachfront setting with views of the boats anchored on the sea in plain sight. It’s a romantic place to dine out, very atmospheric and friendly.
Avantis Fish Restaurant
Avantis Fish Restaurant
Avantis Fish Restaurant’s most enticing qualities are seaside nostalgia and an expansive menu of Greek and seafood favourites. It’s a family-owned eatery that serves fish just the way the gods intended it: fresh, catch of the day, filleted in front of the guest, at the table.
Taverna Tsambikos (local cuisine)
Taverna Tsambikos (local cuisine)
You’ll find Taverna Tsambikos on the main street at the heart of Kolymbia, a charming hamlet on the coast, between the mountains and the sea. The restaurant has a typical Greek menu with an expansive range of appetisers and salads, plus generous mains cooked in a wood-fired oven.
Rattan restaurant (gourmet)
Rattan restaurant (gourmet)
Rattan Cuizine & Cocktail is a gourmet delight in Faliraki. It’s a stylish restaurant-cum-bar, serving magazine-worthy plates of Greek specials recreated to satisfy the demands of an international clientele. Their stakes are out of this world, but if you are not a meat-eater, you’ll also find vegetarian dishes on the menu.
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Bars & Nightlife
Santa Marina café-beach bar
Santa Marina café-beach bar
The Santa Marina Beach Bar and Restaurant is the place to go when you want atmosphere, artisan cocktails and smooth libations, pub grub, good vibes, and parties galore.
Amphitheatre Club
Amphitheatre Club
Amphitheatre Club is under the naked skies opposite the Lindos Acropolis. You can end a day exploring Lindos and its famed archaeological site partying here. The club has a relaxed, youthfull atmosphere and attracts all kinds of people, including stars and VIPs.
Astra Live
Astra Live
Go to Astra Live if you want to dance till dawn to authentic Greek rhythms. Some of the most talented Greek performers take to stage to sing, play the bouzouki and other traditional instruments to please the guests.
Soho Club
Soho Club
Open year-round, Soho Rhodes is one of the most exciting nightlife destinations in this part of the island. It’s right in the heart of the Medieval city and is, therefore, the perfect spot to end a day of sightseeing in Rhodes.
Gazi Club
Gazi Club
A favourite nightlife destination of the locals, Gazi Club is a good choice for partying till dawn. They have a full bar and usually play modern Greek music, but also international hits spun by talented DJs. Dance parties usually have all kinds of rhythms, from R’n’B to Afrobeats and beyond.
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Shopping
Cyprus Square
Cyprus Square
Cyprus Square (Platia Kyprou) in the centre of the City of Rhodes is a shopping destination favoured by tourists and locals alike. The square is surrounded by high-end fashion boutiques, bookstores, jewellers, and financial institutions.
 Old Town of Rhodes
Old Town of Rhodes
The Old Town of Rhodes, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since in 1988, is a fascinating tourist destination, with a rich history and plenty to see and do. It is particularly favoured as a shopping and dining destination, as its old alleyways are lined up with tourist shops selling souvenirs, fashion, and groceries.
Kolymbia Center
Kolymbia Center
The centre of Kolymbia is a pleasant destination for a stroll, especially if you are in the mood for shopping. The entire Eucalyptus Street, which runs from one side to the other of the town, is lined up with boutiques, mini-markets, cafes, and restaurants.
Lindos Center
Lindos Center
In Lindos, most of the souvenir shops and boutiques to find jewellery, clothing, accessories, books, pottery, ceramics, and groceries are in the centre, at the foothills of the Acropolis. The Lindos centre is also a great place to buy leather and artisan items.
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Children & Families
Rhodes Toy Museum
Rhodes Toy Museum
The Rhodes Toy Museum is one of the best attractions for children on the island. It is outside the village of Archipoli, in a splendid natural setting, surrounded by olive groves and pine forests. The permanent collection of the museum features toys and board games, all made in Greece, from the 1930s until the 1990s.
Bee Museum
Bee Museum
A private initiative of the Melissokomiki Dodecanesou (Beekeeping Company of the Dodecanese), the Bee Museum celebrates the tradition and history of beekeeping in Rhodes. The permanent collection of the museum features beekeeping tools, honey extracting and storage devices, and material that illustrate the biology of bees, bee types, pollination, and more.
Water Park
Water Park
The Water Park is one of the most exciting family-friendly attractions on the island of Rhodes. It is in Faliraki, about 25 minutes drive from Leonardo Kolymbia Resort. The Water Park has all kinds of slides, pools, water games, and artificial waves, some suitable for all ages, and others designed for the little ones.
Aquarium
Aquarium
The Aquarium of Rhodes was established in 1934 at the initiative of Mario Lago during the Italian occupation of the Dodecanese. It was originally a research centre called Reale Istituto di Ricerche Biologiche di Rodi.
Kids Escape Room
Kids Escape Room
The Kids Escape Room is the first alternative entertainment venue of its kind that caters to children aged 5 to 12. It is an escape room that challenges children’s imagination with logic games. Kids must escape the room using their power of deduction, by following clues and solving puzzles.
Go-karts
Go-karts
When you vacation in Rhodes, one of the most fun-filled activities available on the island is racing go-karts. There are several tracks you could choose, including Kartodrome Rodos in Vrisia and Lardons Go-karts in Lartos.
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Trips & Excursions
Filerimos Mountain
Filerimos Mountain
You can reach Filerimos Mountain in less than 40 minutes by car when you stay at Leonardo Kolymbia Resort on Rhodes. It’s worth the drive because it offers plenty to see and do on a day trip. Also known as the Acropolis of Ancient Ialysos, it is famous as the site of a former Catholic monastery, which is no longer in use, and several other religious landmarks.
Monolithos Village
Monolithos Village
Typical Greek with traditionally white-washed homes with rooftop terraces overlooking the hills and the sea, Monolithos Village is a little over an hour drive from Leonardo Kolymbia Resort on Rhodes. You can visit the hamlet to take a stroll on its streets and to observe the lifestyle of the locals.
Kallithea Springs
Kallithea Springs
The Kallithea Springs are a natural spa and therapeutic waters in a superb natural setting, less than a half-an-hour drive from Leonardo Kolymbia Resort and about nine kilometres south of the City of Rhodes, Kallithea Springs count among the gems of the island.
Seven Springs valley
Seven Springs valley
In a valley that looks like a movie set, the Seven Springs of Rhodes are nature’s respite from the heat of the summer. Natural springs make their way over the rocks in a verdant pine and plane woodland until eventually flow through a tunnel into a small, manmade lake.
Boat trip to Lindos Village
Boat trip to Lindos Village
A boat trip to Lindos village offers more than transport – it’s a complete, fully-rounded experience, most of the times including swimming and snorkelling, several stops for photo ops, and time to explore the Acropolis of Lindos and the village at your pace.
Boat trip to Anthony Quinn, Kallithea bays & Traganou caves
Boat trip to Anthony Quinn, Kallithea bays & Traganou caves
One of the most rounded boat tours available, when you stay on Rhodes, will take you to see the scenic Anthony Quinn Bay and Kallithea Bay, stopping to both for swimming and snorkelling. Exploring the Traganou Cave is part of the experience too. Most of these trips include in their prices snacks and drinks.
Rhodes 4WD Safari
Rhodes 4WD Safari
When you want to explore the countryside of the island and areas with rugged terrain, choosing the Rhodes 4WD Safari can provide a fantastic, memorable, and safe experience. It may not be just yet on the visitors’ must-see list, but it can be fun and rewarding.
Rhodes Old Town
Rhodes Old Town
The Old Town of Rhodes, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since in 1988, is a fascinating tourist destination, with a rich history and plenty to see and do. It is particularly favoured as a shopping and dining destination, as its old alleyways are lined up with tourist shops selling souvenirs, fashion, and groceries.
Faliraki
Faliraki
Faliraki is one of the most popular seaside resorts due to a host of Blue Flag beaches, stunning landscapes, entertainment, and culinary journeys offered by ever so many down-to-earth eateries serving local and ethnic dishes.
Lindos
Lindos
Lindos flaunts one of the most visited archaeological sites in Greece – the natural citadel on the acropolis, with some impressive features – enough to inspire director J. Lee Thompson to film here some of the scenes for the epic adventure film The Guns of Navarone.
Pefkos
Pefkos
Pefkos was once a peaceful little fishing village, quaint and understated, sprawling along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea on the slopes of a pine-clad hill. In fact, Pefkos takes its name from the pines. The beguiling landscape, the peaceful atmosphere, and the idyllic beaches of this settlement attract mainly travellers who seek a haven away from the madding crowds.
Gennadi
Gennadi
Gennadi is a small traditional hamlet in southern Rhodes, about 45 minutes drive from Leonardo Kolymbia Resort. It boasts typical village architecture, with whitewashed buildings, little mom and pop shops, and fountains with natural spring water that comes from the Pano Vrisi cave.
Casino Rodos
Casino Rodos
Casino Rodos is an entertainment complex featuring over 300 slot machines and table games, including roulette, stud poker, Texas Hold’em poker, blackjack, and punto banco.
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