Most Unique Sights & Experiences

From ancient wonders to beachside gems, this guide blends iconic landmarks with hidden treasures, for experiencing the island’s history, nature, and culture in the most memorable ways. 

H Hotels Collection invites you to explore the 10 best things to do in Rhodes, Greece, whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning explorer, these are the top 10 places to see in Rhodes, Greece that are must-sees. 

The 10 Best Things to Do in Rhodes, Greece

1. Wander the Timeless Streets of Rhodes Old Town

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Rhodes Old Town invites you to walk through centuries of history. Cobbled lanes, medieval walls, and charming shops offer a fairytale setting. Stay nearby at Amus Hotel & Spa, located in the elegant Ixia area just minutes from the Old Town, a stylish base for cultural adventures and seaside relaxation.

2. Climb to the Acropolis of Lindos

One of the most photographed sites on the island, the ancient Lindos Acropolis offers jaw-dropping views and well-preserved ruins. The climb rewards you with a unique blend of archaeological marvels and sweeping sea vistas.

3. Soak in the Serenity of Seven Springs (Epta Piges)

Escape the summer heat in this lush, shaded area inland from Kolymbia. The Seven Springs nature site involves a walk through a narrow tunnel to the springs and enjoy the cooling waters, surrounded by nature’s serenity.

4. Visit the Ancient City of Kamiros

Step back in time to this ancient settlement on the island’s west coast. Once a thriving city in the 5th century BC, Kamiros is now a peaceful archaeological site with remnants of houses, temples, and a striking view over the Aegean.

5. Take a Dip in Anthony Quinn Bay

Named after the actor who fell in love with Rhodes during filming, this small bay is one of the island’s most scenic swimming spots. Crystal-clear waters and rocky surroundings make it ideal for snorkelling or a relaxing dip. Find it close to Lindos Princess Beach Hotel, one of our family-friendly resorts in Rhodes. 

6. Discover the Valley of the Butterflies

Between June and September, the Valley of the Butterflies becomes a haven for thousands of Jersey Tiger Moths. Wooden bridges, flowing streams, and shaded trails make it a magical walk through nature. Discover it through our excursions via your chosen hotel’s Concierge. 

7. Explore Monolithos Castle for Panoramic Views

Located on the west coast, Monolithos Castle is a Venetian-era fortress perched on a cliff with breathtaking panoramic views. The hike is short but medium-level difficulty while the payoff is unforgettable, especially at sunset. We recommend you book an evening hike to this spectacular spot, available through our Concierge services. 

8. Relax on the Shores of Prasonisi Beach

Where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean, Prasonisi is a paradise for windsurfers and beach lovers alike. Whether you’re into sports or just want a quiet stretch of sand, this spot delivers. For more inspiration on scenic coastal spots, explore our Nicest Beaches in Rhodes guide.

9. Taste Traditional Flavours in a Village Taverna

To truly connect with the soul of Rhodes, venture inland and dine at a family-run taverna in one of the island’s picturesque villages. Enjoy homemade meze, local wines, and heartfelt hospitality. Discover more gems in our blog on Rhodes Villages.

10. Unwind at a Beachfront Spa or Resort

After a day of exploring, treat yourself to a spa day or sunset cocktail at one of Rhodes’ beachfront resorts. The island offers plenty of wellness-focused stays — ideal for recharging in style.

FAQs: Planning Your Visit to Rhodes

When is the best time to visit Rhodes, Greece?

The island is most enjoyable from May to October, when the weather is sunny and warm. July and August are peak months, while June and September offer perfect conditions with fewer crowds.

Is Rhodes suitable for families with children?

Absolutely. Many resorts, including those in the H Hotels Collection, offer family-friendly facilities, kids’ clubs, pools, and beachfront fun.

How do I get around the island?

Rhodes is easy to navigate by car, with good roads connecting the main sights. Alternatively, there are local transport options available as well as taxis and private transfers for those who prefer not to drive.

What should I pack for a trip to Rhodes?

Comfortable walking shoes, swimwear, sunscreen, a hat, and light layers for evening breezes. Don’t forget a camera or a fully-charged phone for capturing those epic island views!

More Tips Before You Travel

Want more insights before your trip? Don’t miss our things to know before going to Rhodes guide — packed with tons of helpful tips on what to expect and how to make the most of your holiday.