Lindos Royal Resort - All Inclusive
Greece, Lindos
Unlike many other travel companies we operate on a trust account model. Once we’ve paid the airline for your flights, the rest of your money is held in a trust account. We do not have access to this directly and can only withdraw funds when you are back home from holiday
All of our holidays that include flights are protected by the ATOL scheme from the moment you book. So if one of our suppliers fails, you’ll get your money back. If you’re left stranded abroad, a flight home will be arranged at no extra cost. Our ATOL number is 11806
As proud ABTA members we deliver the highest standards when it comes to our holidays. So if you book with us you’re guaranteed the best service. Our ABTA number is P8283, Y6720.
Greece, Lindos
Greece, Rhodes Town
Greece, Faliraki
Greece, Ialyssos
Greece, Kolymbia
Love beach time with a side of history? Rhodes holidays tick every box, blending long stretches of sand with a UNESCO-listed Old Town, pretty harbours and mountain-backed villages.
Holidays to Rhodes work just as well for an All inclusive family break as a couples’ getaway, with great-value packages and a wide hotel choice across the island. Add in a reliably warm summer season and you have one of Greece's best islands for stress-free package holidays, from beachfront favourites to culture-rich stays close to the sights.
✨Huge resort variety, from fun-filled family spots to peaceful retreats.
🏖️Standout coastline, offering calm, shallow beaches and clear, swimmable seas.
🏛 Authentic culture and a beautifully preserved Rhodes Old Town.
🧑🧑🧒🧒 Suits all kinds of holidaymakers, including families, couples and mixed-age groups.
☀️ Extra-long summer season, so you can travel from Easter until October.
Lindos holidays take you to one of Rhodes’ most scenic resort, wrapped around a hillside crowned by an ancient acropolis and looking out over turquoise bays like St Paul’s. Its pretty whitewashed lanes, rooftop restaurants and romantic viewpoints make Lindos a favourite for couples searching for a premium-feel Greek island escape.
❗Planning Tip: Rhodes is a large island, around 90km in length. Don’t expect to see the whole island on a single holiday. If you’re looking for a fairly central resort then Lindos is within an hour’s drive of pretty much anywhere.
>> Read more about holidays to Lindos
Faliraki holidays are a long-time Rhodes favourite, thanks to its sweeping sandy beach, shallow waters and huge choice of hotels, bars and restaurants. With everything from family-friendly fun to late-night bars, it’s ideal if you want a beach-led resort with broad appeal and plenty going on day and night.
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Rhodes Town holidays bring together sandy city beaches, a pretty harbour and a UNESCO-listed Medieval Old Town, so you can switch from sunbathing to sightseeing in minutes. It’s a perfect choice if you want culture and convenience in one place, with historic streets, museums, shops and waterfront tavernas all within easy walking distance.
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Pefkos holidays are relaxed. This pine-fringed resort hasa soft sandy beach and a laid-back, friendly atmosphere. It is especially popular with repeat visitors who love its local-run tavernas and chilled-out evenings, and is a great choice for couples and families happy to upgrade for that extra-comfort stay.
Top tip: There’s a Pefkos on the Greek mainland, as well as one in Rhodes. So if you’re booking a restaurant, or similar, make sure you book one in the correct Pefkos
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Ixia Rhodes sits on the breezier north-west coast, which keeps things comfortable in summer and creates great conditions for windsurfing. Backed by a long seafront strip of hotels, bars and restaurants, this resort is ideal if you like beach time with a bit of watersports action and cooler coastal air.
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Kolymbia is a peaceful resort on Rhodes’ east coast, set between mountains and sea with a lovely white-sand beach at its heart. With its low-key nightlife, family-friendly hotels and relaxed, village-style feel, Kolymbia is a great choice if you’re after a quiet balance between beach days and easy, stress-free evenings
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Rhodes is an all-rounder if you're torn between the Greek islands. You’ve got buzzy beach resorts, quieter bays and character-packed old towns, all on one island, so it's easy to match your hotel to your holiday style. With plenty of family-friendly stays and romantic options for two, plus loads of ready-made package deals, Rhodes often beats smaller islands for choice and value.
Peak summer in Rhodes runs from July to August, when you can expect the hottest weather, the liveliest atmosphere and the biggest crowds. For a balance of sunshine and value, look to the shoulder months: May, June and September bring warm days that are ideal for sightseeing and the beach, with fewer people around and more deals on packages and hotels. Many hotels close between late October and Easter, while flights to Rhodes tend to be seasonal, so autumn and winter holidays are usually not available.
Rhodes has something to please everyone, from couples to families to mixed groups, with its blend of beaches, culture and varied resorts. Once you have narrowed down your favourite area, you can keep things simple with a package holiday that covers your flights and hotel in one straightforward booking.
Rhodes destination guide last updated June 2026.
Rhodes has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild, short winters.
Rhodes International Airport (RHO).
Beach lovers: With a coastline packed with beaches, Rhodes is made for sun-seekers. Head east for the island’s main resort spots, from family-friendly Pefkos to pretty Anthony Quinn Bay and organised beaches near Kallithea.
History seekers: Rhodes Old Town is a UNESCO-listed gem, filled with Ottoman mosques, Byzantine palaces and Italian architecture. Beyond the island’s capital, you’ll also find ancient sites in Ialyssos, Tsampika and Lindos.
Nightlife lovers: When the sun goes down, Rhodes turns up the energy. Faliraki leads the way with Bar Street and Club Street, while Rhodes Town and Lindos both bring plenty of late-night options.
Language: The official language is Greek, although English is widely spoken across the main tourist areas.
Currency: The currency used is the Euro (€).
Local time: Rhodes is 2 hours ahead of UK time.
Fly to: Rhodes International Airport.
Airport transfer times:
By taxi - Faliraki 20 min, Rhodes Old Town 25 min, Lindos 50 min, Pefkos (Pefki) 1hr 5
Shared shuttles will take longer due to making multiple stops.
Flight time from the UK: Around 4 hours.
Tourist information: Further tourist information can be found on the Visit Greece website.
Visa / health: Before you travel, check the latest advice from The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office.
By hire car or scooter: With a massive 220km of coastline to explore, a hire car is a great way to make the most of your Rhodes holiday. Or, you can always enjoy an open-air ride on a scooter.
By bus: Buses in Rhodes are a cheap way to see the island. Each stop has a QR code for bus information. Don’t expect a punctual service, so if you need to be somewhere by a fixed time it might be advisable to go for a service that gets you there 30 minutes early.
By boat: Fancy seeing Rhodes from the water? Head offshore by hopping aboard one of the tours departing from Mandraki harbour, on the island’s northeastern tip. You can even book a day trip to Marmaris in Turkey, with the journey time just 1 hour each way.
Medieval Rhodes Festival: Held in Rhodes Old Town during the last week of May, this island tradition is one of its biggest cultural events. You’ll find locals recreating medieval traditions; think jugglers, jesters and fire eaters.
Lindos Rock: Every June, Lindos hosts the island’s favourite music festival. Expect well-known songs without the big names as tribute acts take to the stage. 2026’s line-up included Twin Lizzy, Foo Fighters GB and Oasis Jam.
World Tourism Day: Since the 1980s, towns and cities across Rhodes have joined in with this cultural event. Expect a drone show, live music and competitions including hotel stays as prizes - if you win you’ll definitely want to come back next year!
For up to date advice on travelling to Rhodes, please visit the FCDO website.
Temperature: Days can drop to 9°C in the winter and can peak at 30°C in the summer.
Best time to visit Rhodes: If you like your holidays to Rhodes hot but not too hot , May and June are a great time to visit the island. But with 300 days of annual sunshine, the weather in Rhodes is warm whenever you book. In the peak of summer (July and August) coastal areas stay comfortably cool from the scorching heat, thanks to the Meltemi wind that blows in from the north.
The hottest months are between June and September, when the average low is around 24°C, but you’ll still experience sunny weather through to November when the sea temperature is a pleasant 20°C. Even in December, you can expect cloud-free days and temperatures as high as 23°C. January tends to be the coolest month.
Greece, Ialyssos
Greece, Ialyssos
Greece, Faliraki
Greece, Kiotari
Greece, Kolymbia
Greece, Kiotari
Greece, Kiotari
Greece, Kolymbia
Greece, Rhodes Town
Greece, Kallithea (Rhodes)
Greece, Lindos
Greece, Kallithea (Rhodes)
Greece, Kallithea (Rhodes)
Greece, Kolymbia
Greece, Ialyssos
Greece, Faliraki
Greece, Kolymbia
Greece, Rhodes Town
Greece, Lachania
Greece, Kallithea (Rhodes)
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Yes, Rhodes is excellent for All Inclusive holidays, with a big choice of beachfront resorts and hotels that roll meals, drinks and activities into one easy package.
Yes, Rhodes is great for family holidays, thanks to its safe beaches, family-focused resorts, waterparks and plenty of days out that work for all ages.
Many couples love Lindos and nearby Pefkos for their romantic bays, pretty streets and grown-up bar and restaurant scene, while Rhodes Town is ideal if you want culture with your nights out.
Popular picks include Lindos, Faliraki, Rhodes Town, Pefkos, Ixia/Ialyssos and Kolymbia, each offering a different mix of beaches, nightlife, culture and hotel choice.
No, Faliraki is not just nightlife; alongside its bar scene it has a long sandy beach, family-friendly hotels and attractions like waterparks that make it suitable for days as well as late nights.
Yes, Lindos is one of Rhodes’ most popular resorts, combining a scenic bay, charming whitewashed village, historic Acropolis and a good choice of hotels, bars and tavernas. It’s also within a one hour drive of everywhere on the island, making it an ideal base for exploring further afield.
The best time to visit Rhodes is usually April to October, when you can expect warm, sunny weather, with June to September being the hottest and most popular months. Many hotels on the island are closed between November and March, meaning Christmas and Valentine’s breaks on Rhodes aren’t usually an option.
Yes, there are often last minute holidays to Rhodes between April and October, with package deals and flight-only offers appearing close to departure dates, especially outside peak school holiday weeks.
Flights from the UK to Rhodes typically take around four hours, depending on your departure airport.
Rhodes is generally mid-range compared to other Greek islands, with prices that can be very good value if you book packages, go All Inclusive or travel outside the very peak summer weeks.