Apartments in Rhodes

Why Rent an Apartment in Rhodes?

Rhodes is a historic and sun-drenched island in Greece where golden beaches, turquoise waters and ancient architecture create a captivating destination for travellers. Visitors staying in an apartment in Rhodes can wander through the cobbled streets of Rhodes Old Town, admire medieval walls and the Palace of the Grand Master, or explore archaeological sites scattered across the island. Seaside villages, lively harbours and quiet coves offer a mix of relaxation and cultural charm. Local tavernas serve fresh seafood, Greek specialties and traditional sweets, bringing the island's flavours to life.

You could also of course book an apartment in Faliraki if you want to be near lively beach resorts, with convenient access to sandy shores and waterfront cafés. Alternatively, consider booking apartments in Kos Town, a great base for exploring ancient sites and enjoying a vibrant town atmosphere just a short ferry ride away.

What Are the Apartments in Rhodes Like?

The apartments in Rhodes typically combine traditional Greek architecture with modern comforts, featuring whitewashed walls, wooden shutters and colourful shutters. Interiors are bright and airy with open-plan living spaces, fully equipped kitchens and balconies or terraces offering sea or garden views. Many apartments are found in charming villages such as Lindos or Faliraki, while others lie within the Medieval Old Town or near sandy beaches. Private apartments to rent in Rhodes cater to all tastes, from cosy studios perfect for couples to spacious family-friendly units.

For visitors seeking another type of accommodation, check out our great selection of villas in Rhodes, which provide a more private and luxurious experience often with gardens and pools.

In Rhodes, apartments commonly come with a number of convenient amenities to make your stay comfortable:

• Private parking
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi
• Terrace or balcony
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Flat-screen TV

Rhodes for History Lovers

History lovers staying in an city centre apartment in Rhodes will find themselves immersed in centuries of culture. Walking through the cobbled streets of the Old Town reveals medieval walls, the Palace of the Grand Master, and ancient fortifications that tell the story of Rhodes' rich Greek, Roman and Byzantine heritage. Archaeological sites, intriguing museums and historic churches offer fascinating day trips. Visitors can enjoy walking tours that uncover hidden alleys and picturesque squares, all steeped in local legends. Seasonal exhibitions and cultural events further bring the island's past alive. Be sure to check out the impressive offerings of villas with pool in Rhodes, with spacious retreats ideal for those wanting a historic ambience with modern comforts.

Rhodes for Families

Families searching for fun and relaxation can enjoy the calm waters of Tsambika Beach or the soft sand and gentle waves at Agathi, both excellent for children. Older kids can snorkel in Anthony Quinn Bay or try paddleboarding at Faliraki Beach. Book a villa in Faliraki to stay near this fantastic beach. Families can also stroll along the waterfront in Lindos, or explore the harbour in Mandraki with its ice cream shops, seaside cafés and markets. Boat trips to nearby coves, short coastal walks around Kallithea Springs and sunset visits to Prasonisi provide memorable activities. This detailed guide to exploring Rhodes can help families plan their adventures. Booking an affordable apartment in Rhodes makes it easy to enjoy relaxing family trips with access to all these activities.

1. Roam the Medieval Old Town
2. Seek Out the Island's Best Beaches
3. Discover Ancient Wonders and Sacred Sites
4. Hike Coastal Paths and Forest Trails
5. Taste the Island Through Local Cuisine
6. Sail Around the Coast for Hidden Beauty
7. Enjoy Evenings Filled with Music and Local Life

1. Roam the Medieval Old Town

Walk through the ancient stone gates of Rhodes Old Town and feel the atmosphere shift as you enter its maze of narrow streets filled with history. Cobbled lanes wind between towering medieval walls leading to hidden squares and small cafés. The Street of the Knights is famous for its impressive façades and serene grandeur. Explore courtyards where sunlight falls softly across carved stone and wooden balconies. Climb to the Palace of the Grand Masters for sweeping views over rooftops and the distant sea. Every corner reveals stories of empires, battles and daily life. Set out boldly and let curiosity pull you into this remarkable living fortress.

2. Seek Out the Island's Best Beaches

Rhodes offers beaches combining soft sand, warm water and dramatic scenery, each inviting further exploration. Swim in the clear shallows of Tsambika Beach, where golden light reflects across calm waves, or visit Agathi Beach for gentle sands perfect for families. Discover hidden coves framed by rugged cliffs, snorkel around rocky edges teeming with bright fish, or relax at beach bars serving chilled drinks and laid-back music. For seaside dining, try the tavernas near Stegna Beach, famed for fresh seafood and sunset views.

3. Discover Ancient Wonders and Sacred Sites

Rhodes' rich ancient history offers plenty of treasures for explorers. Walk the stone path to Lindos Acropolis, enjoying panoramic views of the deep blue sea. Visit temples and ruins shaped by Greek, Roman and medieval influence, where carved columns and weathered stones tell tales spanning millennia. Archaeological sites sit high on hills and along quiet coasts. Let local guides narrate legends that deepen the experience.

4. Hike Coastal Paths and Forest Trails

The island's walking trails reveal cliffs, forests and panoramic vistas ideal for outdoor lovers. Start early to enjoy cool morning air and sunrise over the sea. Follow marked paths through pine forests alive with birdsong, and reach viewpoints where wind and salt air inspire freedom. Wander through olive-lined valleys and fragrant herb groves. Try the trail to Mount Profitis Ilias for rewarding coastal and mountain views. Comfortable footwear is recommended for these scenic hikes.

5. Taste the Island Through Local Cuisine

Food enthusiasts will enjoy the island's tavernas serving traditional Greek dishes with fresh, local ingredients. At Lindos and Stegna, indulge in grilled sea bream or octopus with lemon and wild oregano. Try local delicacies like pitaroudia (chickpea fritters), graviera cheese and freshly baked bougatsa in village cafés. Rhodes Town markets offer thyme honey, figs and sesame-covered koulouria. Many restaurants showcase regional tomatoes, olives and wines from Embona vineyards, making every meal an exploration of local flavour.

6. Sail Around the Coast for Hidden Beauty

The best way to appreciate Rhodes' coastline is by boat. Join sailing excursions from Mandraki Harbour that pass cliffs of Ladiko Bay, sea caves near Traganou, and the rugged shorelines of Anthony Quinn Bay. Boats anchor in secret coves such as Tsambika or the turquoise shallow waters of Agathi Beach. With luck, dolphins appear near Kallithea, delighting passengers. Guides tell stories of nearby islets like Symi and Halki, enriching the journey.

7. Enjoy Evenings Filled with Music and Local Life at Mandraki Harbour

At sunset, Rhodes comes alive with music and vibrant street life. Stroll along Mandraki Harbour where boats sway gently in the evening breeze. Bars fill the air with lively tunes mixed with chatter from open doorways. Markets stay open late, offering sweets, crafts and jewellery. Candlelit restaurants serve local dishes in the atmospheric Old Town, which glows softly beneath lantern light. The lively scene is unbeatable for soaking up authentic island culture. Booking a self-catering apartment in Rhodes near the harbour is the perfect way to enjoy the local evenings.