UNESCO CULTURAL HERITAGE SITE

The old town of Rhodes is one of the most photographed medieval towns in the Mediterranean. A UNESCO cultural heritage site, the town stands out for the beautiful and truly interesting Palace of the Grand Masters and the street of Knights, lined by imposing buildings and leading to a variety of other sights.

Stroll around the town, explore the Jewish quarters, admire the mosques and churches; you will run into bustling squares with lovely shops, and numerous cafes and restaurants. Outside the walls, the port of Mandraki is a scenic place for a walk at the waterfront.

BLUE FLAG AWARDED BEACH RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE HOTEL

There are numerous wonderful beaches in Rhodes for all tastes away from the masses, especially in the southern part of the island. While staying at Lindos Princess Beach Hotel, you will feel the joy of relaxing beach life.

The Blue Flag awarded beach right in front of the hotel awaits you to swim into the refreshing crystal blue waters and to lounge on the complimentary sunbeds and umbrellas, or enjoy fantastic water sports. If you are fond of watersports, don’t miss Prassonisi beach, a paradise for wind and kite surfers.

It is just a 25-minute drive from the hotel, towards the southernmost part of the island, and features two lovely sandy coves suitable both for beginners and advanced surfers. Monolithos is another wonderful spot to visit.

An impressive hill crowned with the remains of an old fortress, beautiful churches that you will discover on the way up and majestic panoramic views as far as the eye can see. On the foothills there are quite a few beaches, where you can enjoy a refreshing swim.

PICTURESQUE VILLAGES

The island of Rhodes is renowned for its seaside and inland villages capturing the essence of authentic island life. Lindos is just 7 km from the hotel and will enchant you with its beautiful acropolis, great beach with crystal clear waters, great options for dining and shopping.

Within a 50-minute drive you can discover charming villages, such as Asklipio, Lachania and Profilia. Asklipio is a mountainous village worth visiting for its medieval castle built in the 13th century, the churches and Foklore museum, reflecting local culture.

Lachania is a traditional village, perhaps one of the most scenic in Rhodes, with a picture-perfect scenery. Stroll around the lovely square and the head to one of the pristine beaches of the greater area. Profilia is another charming village in southern Rhodes, renowned for the picturesque setting with the old churches, traditional coffee shops and serene atmosphere.