Rhodes

Villas in Rhodes

The largest Dodecanese Island
A variety of beaches
The ancient acropolis of Lindos
Culinary Greek delights
The medieval Rhodes Old Town
The picturesque St Pauls Bay

A Rhodes villa holiday is perfectly equipped for a family getaway, with fun for everyone! Pefkos has a children’s water park with its own taxi service and a burger and beverage included in the ticket. Children will love Butterfly Valley which is loaded with a spectacular array of different colourful species during the summer months. Lardos beach is ideal for water sports enthusiasts from beginners to experts, cat sailing, water-skiing, parasailing and windsurfing are catered for.

Drenched in sunshine almost all year round, you can rest assured that you’ll be most likely topping up your tan throughout your Rhodes villa holiday between the months of April and October. At the height of summer, Rhodes has around 13 hours of sunshine each day with an average temperature of 27°C in August and temperatures frequently soar into the thirties. Visit Rhodes in late Spring and early Autumn and take advantage of the slightly cooler temperatures by spending more time wandering around the islands cultural attractions with smaller crowds.

Due to Rhodes' strategic position in the Aegean Sea, the island has come under many different occupations throughout history, reflected in the island's architecture. The ancient Greeks, Romans, Byzantines and the Ottomans have all left their imprint. The famous acropolis overlooking Lindos, the Hellenistic Temple of Apollo and the ancient stadium in Rhodes Town are all fascinating sites and evidence of Rhodes' colourful history.

Most of the island’s museums and castles are in Rhodes Town while there are many cloisters dotted around the island such as Tsambika Monastery and St. Pamteleimonas Church in Monolithos Castle. Visiting these holy monuments will give you an insight into Rhodes' vibrant culture.