Thank goodness the wise people of Rhodes chose Helios, the Greek God of the sun, as their island front-man. The worshiping paid off; today, travelers booking flights to Rhodes can rest assured their swimsuit and suntan lotion will be put to good use. Rhodes receives on average 300 days of sunshine a year and is a paradise destination for sun-worshippers. Rhodes is so popular as a vacation spot, even Greeks visit this Greek island.

But there’s more to Rhodes than beaches and bikinis. Its location between Crete and the Aegean Ocean make it a beautiful destination for land-lubbers and nature-lovers. Mountain villages and quaint towns line the landscape of this island. What’s more, flights to Rhodes means visitors are within arm’s length of neighboring Greek islands and the coast of Turkey. Whether you’re in Rhodes for the entire trip or departing from Rhodes after a Greek island tour, you’ll enjoy the luxury this little island affords.

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Rhodes Climate

With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, Rhodes is a sun worshipper's paradise. From June through August, temperatures pass 100 degrees F on the Dodecanese Islands. Winters are cooler, with temperatures ranging from the 60s to 70s, but the sea is warm by early May. 

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When to Fly to Rhodes

The constant sunshine and perfect beach conditions stick around this popular Greek Island oasis for most of the year so there is no wrong time to book flights to Rhodes. 

Peak Season

Flights to Rhodes are packed from May through September with beachcombers hailing from every corner of the globe. Book Rhodes flights and accommodations well in advance if you plan on visiting Rhodes during the peak season. The beaches are packed with people and finding a secluded spot is complicated, at best. 

Off-Peak Season: The only off-putting weather that hits Rhodes falls in the form of fierce rainstorms during the month of October. Cheap flights to Rhodes tend to coincide with the middle weeks of the month.

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Getting Around Rhodes

You don't have to book a cheap flight to Rhodes in order to reach the island affordably: Though air travel to and from Athens is regular on Olympic, the Greek National Airline, ferries from Piraeus, the port of Athens, and the rest of the Greek Islands arrive daily.  

Ferries also depart weekly to and from the Turkish port of Marmaris for Rhodes. Once your Rhodes flight or ferry has arrived, busses service the island and the fares are cheap. Taxis in Rhodes run on set fares as opposed to meters, and the most popular way to get around the island is by rental motorcycle, car or moped.

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Rhodes Insider Information

  • The biggest beaches on the island crowd with tanning tourists, especially in the afternoons during high season. Farilaki is one of the most cosmopolitan beaches in Rhodes, and tourists of all walks of life cover every square inch of its sand. If you're looking to relax in a more secluded waterfront location, try Kathara Bay, which is a small fishing harbor located directly next to Farilaki.
  • If you're not keen on hitting the beach immediately after your flight to Rhodes, spend the day meandering through the ancient streets of Rhodes City. Old Town is an excellent locale for a leisurely stroll amongst ruins from 3 B.C in Plateia Simi, and the cobblestones of the Street of Knights will take you from the Acropolis of Rhodes down to the port. Finish off a visit to Old Town with a walk along the medieval city walls, which, remarkably, are still intact and impressive with their multitude of elaborate gates and towers.
  • Spend the cash you saved on your Rhodes cheap flight on a rowdy last night out in Mandraki Harbor, Rhodes' nightlife and entertainment epicenter. The harbor itself is chock full of multi-million dollar yachts and cruise ships, but the main draw of the area lies along the shore in the form of seaside cafes, bars and discos.
  • If for some reason you're stuck inside on a rainy day, fear not: Your flight to Rhodes wasn't booked in vain! Rhodes' fascinating history and rich cultural heritage has inspired the establishment of several museums on the island, including the Archaeological Museum, the Municipal Art Gallery, and a Modern Art museum featuring the works of prominent artists hailing from Rhodes.

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Rhodes Airports

Rhodes International Airport (RHO). Flights to Rhodes touch down at Rhodes International Airport, which is located 8 miles southwest of the city.

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In-flight Reading

The Voyage of Argo

Apollonius of RhodesThe classic. The story of the voyage of Jason and the Argonauts on their quest for the Golden Fleece. Translated by Emil V. Rieu with a map and a glossary.

The Colossus of Rhodes

Caroline LawrenceA book for younger travellers. In AD 80 Lupus decides to sail to Rhodes to see if his mother is still alive, but a criminal mastermind is at work.

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