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Greece, Ialyssos
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Greece, Rhodes Town
Looking for a laid-back resort that’s close to the historic charms of Rhodes Town? Holidays to Ixia are the perfect choice if you want to dip in and out of the action. Fancy hotels, watersports and seaside tavernas pretty much sums up this resort. Not to mention a beautiful bay lapped by the most sparklingly clear water. But if it’s not quite lively enough, you can always hop over to Rhodes Town where the walled streets are bursting with personality. From grand palaces and fortifications to live music and chic courtyard bars - it’s all on your doorstep.
Waterside fun
Most of the fun things to do in Ixia centre around its beaches, and it’s hardly surprising with its fantastic watersports scene. Part pebbly and part sandy, the sunkissed shoreline has everything you’ll need for a day under the sun. Stretch out on a lounger, quench your thirst in its beach-facing bars, or simply sit back and take in the island’s rocky beauty. Then when you’re done relaxing, make the most of those coastal breezes and get your adrenaline-pumping with a kite or windsurfing adventure.
Seafront promenade
Stretching for four kilometres and standing parallel to the beach, Ixia’s promenade is a must for romantic strolls, especially as the sun begins to dip below the clouds. Or if you’re keen on getting some steps in, you can walk all the way to Rhodes Town in less than an hour! And don’t forget to refuel on the way; stop for a cocktail at one of the many bars, sample some Greek fare in a traditional taverna, or grab a local snack from a Greek bakery. A few pitstops will make the walk all the more enjoyable.
A history-steeped neighbour
A 10-minute car drive will see you exploring one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe. Stand in awe of The Palace of the Grand Master, wander the time-worn cobbles along the famous Street of the Knights, or take in incredible views from its ramparts. Enough history for one day? You’ve got a choice of fantastic eateries and bars too. Those wanting to be at the centre of the action will love people-watching from one of the many alfresco spots in Hippocrates Square. While others may prefer to step away from the main drag with plenty of cafe-bars hidden away in the side streets.
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Ixia has a typical Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters.
Watersports fans: Known for its breezy conditions and wavy waters, it’s a great spot to master your surfing skills. Snorkelling, scuba diving, and canoeing are also on the cards for something more slow-paced.
Fancy hotels: Whether you’re holidaying with the fam or as a couple, Ixia has a pretty impressive lineup of hotels. Treat the kids to something super swish with stays at the Atrium Platinum Resort Hotel and Spa. Or leave the little ones at home and get ready for some serious R&R at The Ixian Grand & All Suites - Adults Only.
Beach days: Ixia’s lengthy shoreline is perfect for relaxing by the coast. Dotted with loungers, when you’re not catching some rays you don’t have to venture far for a bite to eat or a refreshing drink with plenty of food options nearby.
Language: The official language is Greek, although most locals speak good English. Planning on heading into the island’s more remote areas? It may be worth downloading a language app so you can get to grips with some of the basic lingo.
Currency: The currency used is the Euro (€).
Local time: Ixia is 2 hours ahead of GMT/UK time.
Fly to: Rhodes International Airport. The transfer time to Ixia is around 15 minutes.
Flight time from UK: The flight time to Rhodes is around 4 hours.
Tourist information: Further tourist information can be found at the official website for tourism in Rhodes.
Visa / health: Before you travel, check the latest advice from The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office.
By bus: Looking for an affordable way to get around? You’ll find a stop near the pharmacy or you can head to the station. Buses to Rhodes Town run every 30 minutes and take around 6 minutes to get there.
By hire car: Travelling by hire car is the most convenient way to see the island. With hotspots like Lindos, Rhodes Town and Faliraki all within driving distance, it’s the best choice for anyone planning on resort-hopping.
By foot: Ixia’s promenade stretches all the way to Rhodes Town, so if you don’t mind walking it’ll take you around 30 to 40 minutes to get there.
Festival of the Virgin Mary: Every August 14th, Rhodes gets ready to put on its biggest festival! Just 10 minutes down the road from Ixia, Kremasti is the best place to head with its 2-week-long celebration. Funfair rides, street markets and fiestas are just some of the things you can look forward to.
Medieval Rose Festival: Want to revisit the medieval era? Then you need to hit Rhodes Town between the 5th and 6th of October. Just down the road from Ixia, get ready to immerse yourself in this amazing cultural event complete with archery competitions, jousts, sword fights, feasts, wooden stalls and street performers.
For up-to-date advice on travelling to Ixia, please visit the FCDO website.
Thanks to Ixia’s Mediterranean climate, you can get away with wearing little more than a t-shirt most of the year. August is the hottest and driest month with highs reaching a toasty 32°C and no rainfall. Like your holidays hot but not too hot? You may prefer to head here during May or October with average highs of 24°C.
The weather in Ixia is at its coldest during January and February when highs rarely make it over 15°C. Although not bitterly cold, you may experience lows of 8°C on its chilliest days and evenings. This is a great time to visit if you want to explore Rhodes Town without the crowds and don’t have your heart set on sunbathing.
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