Holiday Villas in Rhodes

Villa holidays provide the perfect combination of affordability and comfort. Villa holidays are often much cheaper than staying in hotels, allowing you to enjoy the flexibility of self-catering accommodation without spending a fortune. You can choose from a wide selection of villas, all of which offer spacious living areas and fully-equipped kitchens. You'll have the perfect space to relax and unwind without relying on the extra charges and amenities of a hotel.

A villa and a hotel are both popular vacation lodging choices, but there are some key differences that set them apart. Villas offer more in the way of privacy and seclusion, with spacious rooms, dedicated outdoor areas, and larger kitchens allowing for relaxed in-home meals and entertainment. Moreover, villas are often located in residential areas, with access to the local community and amenities. In contrast, hotels offer a more traditional and convenient lodging experience.

The best time to visit Rhodes is between April and October as temperatures are pleasant and sun is in abundance.

The best areas to stay on a holiday in Rhodes would depend on the type of holiday you are looking for. For a holiday and nightlife experience, the coastal town of Ixia is a great choice, with lots of bars, clubs, and taverns. Those looking for more laid-back, off-the-beaten-track holidays can opt for Lindos, Pefkos, or Faliraki.

To get to Rhodes from the UK, you would need to catch a flight to Rhodes Airpor. The nearest international airport to Rhodes is Athens Airport in Greece. From Athens, a domestic flight can be taken to Rhodes or, alternatively, a ferry from the mainland can be taken to Marmaris in Turkey and then onto Rhodes. Transfers from the airport to Rhodes town or your accommodation can then be arranged by taxi, shuttle bus or hire car.

The currency in Rhodes is the Euro (EUR).

The time difference between the UK and Rhodes is two hours ahead.

The official language spoken on Rhodes is Greek. There is also some English spoken due to the large tourist population.

Rhodes is a beautiful and historic Greek island, and there is plenty to explore here. One of the top attractions is the Acropolis of Lindos, an ancient Greek temple featuring amazing views from its hilltop location. Another must-see is the Palace of the Grand Masters, a Medieval style castle built in the 14th century. Other places of interest include the Rhodes Old Town, with its maze like streets, narrow alleys and Venetian fortifications well worth a visit.

Rhodes is known for its traditional Greek cuisine, with plenty of fresh fish, tzatziki, and other Mediterranean dishes. There is also an abundance of bars and cafes serving local favourites such as ouzo and mezes. The island also has an excellent variety of international cuisine, from Italian and Indian food to steakhouses and seafood restaurants.

The beaches in Rhodes are some of the best in Greece, with white sand and crystal clear blue waters that invite you to relax and soak up the warm sunshine. From secluded coves to long stretches of golden sand, there’s a beach to suit everyone’s needs.