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Rhodes Hop-On Hop-Off City Tour Bus

The original city bus tour in rhodes town.

Explore the city from atop a bus, combining pleasure and education with Rhodes city tour bus. The perfect choice for you and your family. Book your ticket and enjoy a comfortable tour around the city of Rhodes.

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Discover the best Rhodes tours! Rhodes is a touristically developed island, so there’s a variety of tours you can do. A tour in Rhodes is a great and hassle-free way to discover the island quickly. There are many bus tours in Rhodes that include visits to beautiful villages, mesmerizing beaches, monuments, and monasteries. However, boat tours are certainly the most fun tours in Rhodes!

Very popular is the boat tour from Rhodes to Symi, a tiny island of the Dodecanese, which stands out for its architecture. Before reaching the port of Symi. This tour also stops at the beautiful Monastery of Panormitis, on the southern side of the island. The boat tours in Rhodes, such as the tour to Lindos, are also popular. A tour to Lindos gives visitors the chance to stroll around the picturesque Lindos village, visit the Acropolis of Lindos, and swim at Saint Paul's Bay. Many Rhodes sightseeing tours also go to the popular resort of Marmaris in Turkey.

Valley of the butterflies and Filerimos hill

A relaxing tour Of Rhodes visiting the Valley of Butterflies, the top of Filerimos Hill -Our Lady Monastery and the ancient acropolis Ialyssos.

Lindos and Seven Springs tour

This special tour will take you to two of Rhode’s finest destinations; the enchanting location of the renowned Seven Springs and the charming village of Lindos.

Rhodes by night

Would you like to spend a traditional Greek night with live music, delicious food and drink the traditional Ouzo? Then this is the tour for you!

Lindos tour by the sea

Leaving Mandraki port, after a 2 hour cruise along the east coast of the island, you will arrive at the most picturesque and popular village on Rhodes- LINDOS, with its white washed houses built on the hillside, on top of which dominates the Acropolis.

Rhodes day cruise to Fethiye in Turkey

Cruise from Rhodes to Fethiye in our 336 new, safe, comfortable Catamaran. Depart from the beautiful harbor of Rhodes and land in the beautiful port of Fethiye(Turkey). Visit historical monuments and see the oriental Turkish culture.

Island bus tour around Rhodes

This all-day island tour is a perfect opportunity to explore the most interesting part of Rhodes island, traditional villages and historical monuments.

Tour to Symi island and Panormitis Monastery

Known as one of the most picturesque and traditional islands of the Dodecanese as well as of Greece, Symi is a destination of unique charm -and our daily excursion will make you understand why.

Tour to Marmaris in Turkey

How about jumping on the chance to visit another country while in Rhodes and get a glimpse of a fascinating new culture? Turkey is only one hour away by boat and Marmaris is an amazing Turkish resort that will enthuse you.

East coast sailing cruise

An Ideal cruise for those wishing to have a relaxing day at sea!Leaving the port of Mantraki, we anchor at the 3 most beautiful bays for swimming, each for an hour, Kallithea Springs, Caves of Afantou and Anthony Quinn Bay in Ladiko. Enjoy lunch buffet and refreshments on board.

Hop on Hop off Sightseeing Bus Tour

Explore Rhodes' ancient city and its modern center with a hop-on hop-off bus ticket allowing you to visit all of the island's most important sites in just 1 hour.

Throne of Helios The History of Rhodes 9D Experience

Visit the Throne of Helios, a unique and modern entertainment center that combines a cinema hall, a thematic area, historical exhibits and screenings. It’s the best place to see and learn the history of Rhodes island.

Submarine Cruise with Underwater Views from Rhodes

Enjoy the opportunity to see the underwater sea life of Rhodes. Sitting in air-conditioned comfort cabin below the surface, see the panoramic view of the underwater world or walk out onto the deck for beautiful views of Rhodes from the water.

Hop on Hop off Bus and Submarine Tour

Discover Rhodes with a hop-on hop-off bus and submarine tour. You can learn about the history of Rhodes City and Old Town, before taking the opportunity to explore the underwater sea life and the city from a double-decker submarine.

Windsurfing in Rhodes

You can rent your board and sail hourly, daily or weekly and ride the Ixia bay waters. Flexibility is the key point of the windsurfing center, allowing you to change the equipment any time, get a different board and sail through the sessions. The centre operates a valet rigging service, giving you ...

Lindos Submarine Cruise with Swimming Stop at Navarone Bay

Board a hybrid submarine vessel and explore the marine life of the reefs. Take photos of the landmarks of Lindos from the sea and swim in crystal-clear water.

Private Walking Tour with a Licensed Guide

Discover Rhodes through the eyes of a local on this guided walking tour of the city's most iconic landmarks.

Jet Skiing in Rhodes

Rent your jet ski in Rhodes and ride the blue warm waters of Ixia bay. The best jet ski equipment at your disposal to have fun and feel the refreshing summer breeze under the Greek sun. Jet skiing is an extremely fun activity you shouldn't miss if you are visiting Rhodes.

Parasailing in Rhodes

Soar 100m above the glittering Grecian coastline on this scenic parasailing flight from Tsambika Beach in Rhodes.

Explore the New and Medieval City on Trikkes

Explore the city of Rhodes with all its ancient and medieval treasures. Enjoy riding your Trikke through Mandraki Harbor and pass through the medieval town.

Profitis Ilias Sunset Hike

This easy hiking tour will give you the chance to admire the sunset colors of the sky from the 3rd highest mountain of the island. Even in the warmest days of summer, hikers are sure to not be disappointed in these beautiful mountains.

City Highlights and Medieval Town Trikke Tour

On a 3-hour guided tour, you will travel through the city on electric Trikkes which are easy and fun to use. Discover the most beautiful and important sites of the city on this tour, while learning about its history and secrets.

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Rhodes is an absolutely breathtaking island, and it's no surprise why the largest in the Dodecanese caters to so many visitors - with its rich history and culture, coupled with stunning natural beauty. plan a tour around Rhodes, and you're sure to get the best of what this gorgeous island has to offer.

Take a stroll through the cobbled streets of Old Town, which earned itself UNESCO World Heritage Site status for being one of Europe's best-preserved medieval towns. Enjoy all the little shops and restaurants while soaking in the charming atmosphere - oh, and don't forget to visit the iconic Palace of Grand Master of the Knights at street of Knights; history buffs will really appreciate it!

Then there's the beaches - crystal clear waters, soft sand and plenty of activities. Swimming and sunbathing are always on top of everyone's list but if you're feeling adventurous, take a boat tour around to explore Rhodes' neighboring islands! Don't forget about Faliraki, Lindos or Anthony Quinn Bay; these three are some of the most popular beaches on Rhodes.

The past plays an important role in shaping up Rhodes' culture: visit archaeological museums like Rhodes Aquarium or Folklore Museum for insights into the island’s history; or even experience authentic Greek way of life at traditional villages before savoring their local cuisine. The natural beauty, cultural sites and preserved culture make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking for an exciting getaway.

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Explore Rhodes at your own pace. Take a tour by private TAXI vehicle, stopping whenever it suits you. Our Rhodes Greece tours allow you to travel with your party alone and in many cases to fully customize your program. Our  driver will be there just for you. It is like having a friend on the island who can show you all the best-kept secrets.

Kindly note that our drivers are not official licensed guides. According to the Greek Law they cannot guide you inside any archeological sites or museums. If you wish to learn historical events, you must be accompanied by an official guide during your excursion. We, as General Tourism Office, can book a tour guide for your group with an additional cost. Please let us know when you choose your excursion and we will arrange it for you.

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How To Get Around Rhodes – Bus, Car, Taxi, Tours, Cruises And More

How to get around Rhodes island in Greece by bus, car, taxi, tour, cruise or on foot. Includes all the information you need to have a safe and fun vacation in Rhodes!

Rhodes island in Greece

Rhodes is one of the most famous Greek islands – and it’s big! This guide on how to get around Rhodes will help you decide the best way to experience this popular destination.

Just to put things into perspective, Rhodes is the fourth biggest island in Greece, and the largest in the Dodecanese islands group . It covers an area of 1,401 square kms / 541 sq miles, and its coastline measures about 220 km / 137 miles!

As the distances from north to south and from east to west are quite long, you’ll need to pre-plan your itineraries to make the most of your time. 

How to visit Rhodes Greece

Rhodes is a destination that will appeal to most people. It’s best known for its fantastic Old Town and impressive ancient Acropolis of Lindos.

However, there is so much more to do on this beautiful island. You can explore the wonderful beaches, discover lesser visited historical sites, and explore the more faraway villages.

Deciding what you want to see is very important before choosing how to get around. While the main sights are easily accessible on foot or by bus, you will need some other form of transportation to see the more remote areas.

How to see Rhodes Greece

Once you have decided what you want to do in Rhodes, here are the main ways to see the island:

• Explore Rhodes Old Town on foot
• Take the hop-on hop-off bus around Rhodes Old Town
• Use public buses to get around the island
• Rent a car , scooter or ATV for more flexibility and to visit the more remote areas
• Take an organized bus tour through Viator or GetYourGuide to see the most popular landmarks
• Choose one of the numerous sailing tours on Viator or Get Your Guide and explore the lovely beaches
• Use a taxi service

Let’s explore further the best ways to get around when visiting Rhodes!

1. Explore Rhodes Town on foot

Rhodes Town, located on the north coast of the island, is a fascinating place to explore on foot. With beautiful architecture, excellent restaurants and shops, and lots of historical sites and museums, there is so much to see here!

Some of the best places to visit in Rhodes Town include the following:

• The Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes
• The Archaeological Museum
• Our Lady of the Castle, a large church just next to the museum
• Mandraki Harbor, with the famous windmills and St Nicholas fortress, and the whole Mantraki area
• The Acropolis and impressive ancient stadium on Monte Smith Hill
• The Modern Greek Art Museum of Rhodes city.

In just three days in the town, we walked just over 30 kms (18.6 miles) around the narrow streets! Strolling along the castle moat was one of my favourite things to do in Rhodes Town. I’m still trying to get my head around how unbelievably big it is!

You will need GOOD walking shoes with cushioning, as the cobbled streets can make your feet hurt otherwise. Don’t forget to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunblock – even on an overcast day, the sun is still very strong.

2. Take the hop-on hop-off bus around Rhodes Old Town

Another option are the hop-on hop-off buses going around Rhodes Town. These are ideal for people who prefer not to walk too much, and for visitors who are pushed for time.

This is a fun, relaxed way to see the main landmarks around the city center. Moreover, you can listen to the audio commentary and find out more about the island’s history.

Tip: If you are visiting Rhodes on a summer holiday, take the hop-on hop-off buses during the hottest hours of the day, and benefit from the air-condition!

3. Use public transportation to get around Rhodes island

The public buses are a relatively straightforward and inexpensive way to get around Rhodes. Ticket prices vary from about 1 to 7 euro, depending on the route. As an example, the bus fare from the Old Town to Lindos costs 5.50 euro one way.

There are two bus companies in Rhodes, each serving different parts of the island. 

Public transport Rhodes – RODA buses

The first bus company is called RODA, and their buses are painted blue and white. The central bus station in Rhodes Town is located on Averoff Street .

Apart from Rhodes Town urban area, RODA buses serve the north / west coast of the island. They cover popular resorts like Ixia and Ialysos, and go all the way south to Monolithos. They also provide a service to Faliraki beach.

To use these buses, you will need to purchase a ticket before boarding at the designated sales points, and validate it on the bus.

You can check their routes and timetables here: RODA Rhodes .

Public transport Rhodes – KTEL buses 

The other bus company is called KTEL, and their buses are painted orange and white. The central KTEL bus station in Rhodes is also located on Averoff Street , across the street from the RODA bus station. 

KTEL buses connect Rhodes Old Town with the towns and villages on the east coast, like Faliraki, Afandou, Lindos and Gennadi, and go all the way to Prasonisi on the south.

Conveniently, bus stops are numbered, so it’s easy to know where to get off! You will always find a timetable on each bus stop – for example, the Faliraki to Lindos bus timetable will be posted at the bus stop at Faliraki.

If you are taking the bus from the Old Town, you can get your ticket at the special kiosk. Alternatively, you can buy your ticket on the bus. Try to have exact change if possible.

Here are their routes and timetables: KTEL Rhodes .

Buses in Rhodes can get crowded

The main downside with buses is that it can take you a long time to travel between places. In addition, popular routes, like the Rhodes Town – Lindos route, are always busy, so you may end up in a very crowded bus.

Moreover, not all places are connected on direct bus routes. Depending on where you are staying and where you want to go, this could increase your Rhodes travel time significantly.

For example, if you wanted to go from Ialyssos to Faliraki by bus, you’d have to use two RODA services:

• Bus Ialyssos to Rhodes town
• Rhodes Town to Faliraki. 

Similarly, if you are staying in one of the hotels in Ixia or Ialysos and want to get to Lindos, you’d have to use two services:

• RODA bus to Rhodes Town
• Onward KTEL bus to Lindos. 

In cases like that, you might want to consider other means of transportation.

4. Hire a rental car, scooter or ATV in Rhodes

If you are happy to drive in Greece, one of the best ways to explore Rhodes is by rental car, ATV or scooter. Besides the Old Town, where cars are prohibited, the rest of the island is easily accessible by vehicle.

While a car hire is not necessarily the cheapest option to get around Rhodes, it will offer you much more freedom than the public buses. A car is ideal if you want to visit the more remote villages or beautiful beaches away from the crowds.

Apart from a car, you could also consider renting an ATV / quads or scooter. These don’t seem to be as popular as in the Cyclades, probably because the distances in Rhodes are much longer. If you rent any of those, make sure to use plenty of sunblock on your arms and legs.

Where to rent a car, ATV or scooter in Rhodes

DiscoverCars is a great platform where you can compare car models offered by several rental car companies. It’s easy to book your rental car in advance of your trip, and their prices are very competitive. 

In addition, there are literally dozens of car rentals everywhere on the island, including Rhodes international airport. Still, as Rhodes is a very popular destination, advance booking is recommended. 

The price of a car rental depends on the season, the type of vehicle, and the number of days you want it for. Generally speaking, July and August are more expensive, though you will typically get discounts if you book the vehicle for several days.

You can check rental vehicles here: DiscoverCars .

Tips on driving in Rhodes

The roads in Rhodes are mostly paved, and they are generally in good condition. If you’ve driven on some other Greek islands, like Milos , you’ll be totally fine – dirt roads seem to be an exception in Rhodes!

Parking can be an issue in the most popular places like Lindos, or around the Old Town. In these cases, it’s best to leave your car a little further out, as you might get stuck in traffic otherwise. Also, note that the historic centre of Rhodes town is fully pedestrianized.

Make sure your licence covers you to drive in Greece, and consider getting travel insurance in advance of your trip. Here is some more information and tips about driving in Greece .

5. Take one of the organized excursions in Rhodes

A relaxed and hassle-free way to see some of the popular landmarks in Rhodes is to take an organized bus tour. Many people choose to stay in the Old Town, and take a couple of day trips to see some more of the island.

Here are some of the most popular and highly rated tours in Rhodes:

• Day trip to Lindos to see the magnificent Ancient Acropolis
• Full-day island discovery tour to see some odd curiosities around the island
• Full-day 4WD safari tour to see the wild side of Rhodes!

6. Take a sailing trip or cruise around the island of Rhodes

With its impressive coastline, Rhodes is an amazing place to explore by sea! There are numerous tours and cruises, where you can see different parts of the coast. 

While many boat trips are available last minute, here are a few of the cruises that you can pre-book before you get to the island:

• Day cruise with snorkeling and lunch , to explore some of the most popular beaches
• Full boat day trip to Lindos , to visit the ancient site in style
• Pirates’ route sea kayaking tour – my favourite activity on the island, combining a workout, some time in the sun, snorkeling, a lovely picnic and two wonderful guides! Here’s what I thought: kayaking in Rhodes .

7. Take a taxi in Rhodes

Another option is to take a taxi. Taxis in Rhodes operate at fixed prices. You can easily find a pricelist at any taxi stop on the island, or online .

Generally speaking, a taxi is not the cheapest way to get around Rhodes. As an example, a one-way taxi from the Old Town to Lindos costs 62 euro, and there are extra charges for taxis booked through a call.

That said, taxi drivers will charge the same amount for 1-4 passengers. If you are travelling on your own, you can try to take a group shared taxi with other travelers, and reduce the transportation costs.

There are also numerous transfers you can choose from, such as this Rhodes transfer .

Note that, at time of writing, there is no Uber in Rhodos. 

The central taxi station in Rhodes Town is located at Mandraki: Taxi rank Rhodes Old Town . There are many others in the town, for example close to the statue of Diagoras, close to Kolona harbor, right on Saint Nicholas square, outside Rodini Park, and close to Analipsi church. 

How to get to Rhodes island Greece

Rhodes has an international airport, Diagoras. In spring, summer and autumn, there are dozens of direct flights from many airports in Europe. During the low season, you can get a quick flight from Athens.

If you book in advance, you can easily find cheap flights from many countries, especially if you want to travel outside the peak season.

Moreover, Rhodes is directly connected with the port of Piraeus in Athens, and most of the Dodecanese islands on various ferry routes.

If you are planning an island hopping trip, you can arrive in Rhodes, visit a few more islands, and fly home from another Greek island with an airport, like Kos. You can check ferry routes and book your tickets on Ferryscanner . 

Here is more information about how to get to Rhodes .

Getting to Rhodes Old Town from Diagoras airport

Rhodes Airport Diagoras is located on the north / west coast of the island. It’s about 16 kms / 10 miles out of Rhodes Old Town. There are four ways to get from the airport to Rhodes Old Town: public bus, taxi, pre-booked transfer , and rental car.

Tickets for the public bus cost 2.50 euro (3 euro if you have luggage), and you can find bus timetables here . A taxi or pre-booked transfer costs about 25-30 euro, or more if you are arriving after midnight.

If you are thinking to rent a car from the airport, note that vehicles are not allowed in the historic centre of Rhodes. 

FAQs about getting around Rhodes

Here are some of the questions people visiting Rhodes often ask:

Is there public transportation in Rhodes?

Yes, there are two bus companies in Rhodes. One of them, which is orange and white, runs along the east coast, including Faliraki and Lindos. The other one, which is blue and white, covers the west side, including Ixia and Ialysos.

Do you need a car on Rhodes?

The main towns and villages in Rhodes are well connected by public transportation. However, if you want to explore the island on your own schedule, a car rental is the best way.

How long does it take to get from one side of Rhodes to the other?

It will take you about 1.5 hours to get from the Old Town, on the north, to Prasonisi beach, on the south. The distance is 92 kms / 57.2 miles.

Does Uber operate in Rhodes?

No, Uber does not operate in Rhodes. However, taxis have set prices.

How do I get from Rhodes airport to city Centre?

You can get from Rhodes airport to the Town by bus, taxi, or pre-booked transfer.

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NEW Uber is working now in Rhodes

Thanks!! I will update the article!

When you went to Rhodes did you take cash or card? If I am going for 5 days is £400 enough? Should I take half cash and half card?

Hi Rachel – as you can imagine costs vary a lot depending on accommodation, types of places you eat, etc. For 2023, my partner and I tend to spend about 50 euros a day which includes all of our expenses. If you have already paid your accommodation, 400 GBP for 5 days should be more than enough. Cards usually work fine, but it’s always best to have some cash in hand, just in case a place doesn’t take a card, or if the electricity is down, as happened to us yesterday 🙂 Enjoy your time!!

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Your Ultimate Guide to Buses On Rhodes – Tips for Tourists

When it comes to using the buses on Rhodes it can be a little confusing sometimes. Especially with the language barrier there is for some people, it can be quite a daunting task trying to figure out how to get where you want to go and which bus will take you there.

Here, I want to talk to you a little about the bus service in Rhodes. This way you will have a better understanding of what to expect should you visit the island.

All the buses on the Rhodes island start at the Central Bus Station in Rhodes Town.

From here you can get pretty much to any destination you wish to visit. You can buy your tickets from the bus station or you can buy them from the driver when you board.

This was the photo I took at Rhodes Bus Station that I wanted you to see, and the driver wanted to be part of it all!

Two companies, KTEL and RODA, operate the buses in Rhodes. They maintain their vehicles well, and most of them are equipped with air conditioning for passenger comfort.

On saying that there has been an occasion or two when I have used the bus and the air conditioning as not been working, so something to think about!

During the summer months the buses are quite frequent and usually you will see one pass every 15 minutes or so.

One of the major issues with the bus service here in Rhodes is the sheer number of people that use them. It is very cost effective and due to this you can be met with large crowds once you board.

On occasions the buses are so full they will not stop to allow more passengers on, and they will display ‘Bus Full’ on the front so people know the reason why it passes them.

When you board a packed bus, the driver actively shouts to everyone, urging them to move to the rear of the bus, making room for more passengers to board if possible.

Normally the driver of course will be shouting in Greek and also in English, but if you are not sure what he is saying at any time you can assume it is for this exact reason.

The Bus Stops on the street are marked and they are not difficult to miss in all honesty.

On most there is also an English translation underneath the Greek so you will know what you are waiting for.

Most of them display a timetable for that particular route you are on as well!

Buses On Rhodes – A Downside

A downside of the bus service here in Rhodes is that you can’t get where you want to go directly unless you are in Rhodes Town. This makes getting around Rhodes somewhat difficult sometimes when choosing the bus as your transportation method.

For Example

If you arrive here by plane and need to take the bus to Faliraki, there is no bus service from the Airport to Faliraki.

In this case you need to travel in the opposite direction in which you want to go, get to the main bus station in Rhodes, then change for the bus to Faliraki.

What is actually a relatively short distance will in fact take you up to 2 hours to achieve.

This is a common problem when you are living on one part of the island and need to travel, sometimes having to change bus in Rhodes City cannot be avoided.

On saying that, most of the time you will get a good service with the buses, and hey, there is nothing like meeting the locals too right?

If you ever need a timetable or general information on the bus schedules the contact numbers are here!

• KTEL – +30 22410 27706
• RODA – +30 22410 26300

I have also made an up to date copy of the current timetable too for any of you that might find it useful 🙂

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You will also find a special bus service from the bus station in Rhodes which is dedicated to journeys back and forward to the Water Park only!

This is a common bus route as the Water Park is very popular so you will have no trouble getting there should you wish to visit.

The Taxi Conspiracy!

Well, you have probably heard me mention the taxis already, but this is something I did not mention earlier.

While you are waiting for the bus to pay for your 2 Euro journey to Rhodes Town, you will see Taxis stopping and trying to lure people in to take them instead for 5 times the price.

As I said before, they are trying to make a living, but this is not allowed. If the police catch them they are in for a heavy fine. Something you should maybe be aware of!

So, from here, you should have a better understanding of how the bus service works here in Rhodes.

If you need any more information about the buses on Rhodes let me know.

Just leave a comment below and I will get back to you!

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32 thoughts on “Your Ultimate Guide to Buses On Rhodes – Tips for Tourists”

Thanks Chris. Can I buy a ticket on board using card , or will I need euros?

You will need to pay cash in Euros when getting on the bus directly yes. They do not accept credit cards.

Good information Chris.

I don’t know if I will ever get to visit Rhodes, but I know if I ever do, by reading your post I’ll feel like I’ve been there before.

Keep putting more information out and the better I’ll be able to get around if I ever make it there.

You will get here Fred. Never say never my friend.

Happy you liked the information here, and do not worry, there is a lot more in the pipeline 🙂

Hello Chris You are right, the bus service here in Rhodes is confusing and not convenient at all. Only if you are in Rhodes town you have easy access but also it is not that simple to find your way. Sometimes you prefer walking 🙂

Thanks for sharing the time table for the buses and the directions. It is very helpful. I think as a tourist is good to have it printed if you want to use this way of getting around.

Thanks again for a very informative and helpful article, So much to learn…

Living there, do you use frequently the bus service? If you want to go to kameiros skala or the butterfly valley it is easy to take the bus?

Have a nice afternoon.

Hey Cristina!

Yeah, I mean the bus service can be a little confusing for some people and I can see why.

As a tourist is is not always easy to decipher the Greek language to understand what bus leads where. It often leaves people looking for someone to speak a little English to help them. If you are good with timetables though, you can actually figure out what you need to do and where to go.

Personally I do not use the bus service all that often. On saying that, when I have used it, they have provided a good service for me. I have no complaints.

The only thing I guess I would like to see is a more frequent service during the high season summer months. The island gets very busy at this time, and the buses get full. Many times I have seen the buses simply passing stations where people are waiting because there is no space on board. It would be great to see something done about that!

Thanks Cristina

Great information on buses in Rhodes. Sounds like this is the perfect option when I am in Rhodes town. 

I am glad they also speak in English, because I do not know any Greek. 

When I travel to another country, I never drive. I prefer the taxis or buses. Sometimes I prefer the taxi, just because it is less of a hassle, less crowded and I feel more comfortable talking one on one and no worries about missing my stop. 

To me that is well worth the extra cost! 

Great information as always Chris.

Hi Leahrae, great to have you here once more.

I know what you mean by having the comfort and hassle free taxi journey instead of the bus, but to be honest it all depends where you want to go.

If you are going any distance then the taxis can be considerably more expensive. I know sometimes paying a little more can make your life easier, but just be careful not to be taken advantage of.

For example, if you took a bus journey from Rhodes to Lindos, it would cost you a small amount. Maybe around 5 or 7 Euros. Yes it takes longer, and it stops along the way, there are other people etc. In a taxi though, it would cost around 45 to 50 Euros, so there is a huge difference.

Something to look out for and be aware of.

Thanks Leahrae.

Hi, I am going in July to Rhodes. I am asking about the bus from Faliraki to Rhodes and the way around. Would it be easy? I have to go daily for 5 consecutive days. Thanks

Hi there Lina, thanks for getting in touch and for your question.

You will be pleased to know that the bus service between Faliraki and Rhodes Town is easy to use and the service is very often in the summer months.

From Faliraki, the journey will take between 25 and 30 minutes to get to the town.

No matter where you are staying, there are plenty of bus stops available to catch your transport and virtually all of the buses will make their way to the center. There is no need to change buses.

You will not have any problems.

I hope this helps, and I am here if you need something more.

Thanks Lina!

Moving around by bus is cost effective, and it is great you have even included in your article the bus timetables. 

I find this article very useful with the tips and tricks to move around in Rhodes using the bus services. For instance, it is great to know the signs are also displayed in English, how they deal with full buses, and it made me smile thinking about the bus driver shouting in Greek for the passengers to make space. I have seen that as well in other countries. 

Is it possible to buy a ticket for 10 trips or do you need to pay in cash each bus ride individually? 

Thanks for sharing all these helpful tips.

Hey there, nice to have you visit me and thanks for your question.

Before I answer it though, I share your point of view when it comes to the humor with the bus drivers. It can be very funny, especially when they are running behind schedule and the buses are full. 

It must be very stressful for them, but I do see the funny side. I have a lot of respect for the drivers of these big vehicles as the roads were never originally built to take vehicles of these sizes. They do a great job in all honesty.

When it comes to actually buying the tickets for getting around on the buses I know there are different options.

You can of course buy the ticket for each individual journey, you can get a weekly ticket and a monthly ticket. 

The actual pricing of them and the terms and conditions have always gotten the better of me though, and whenever I have asked I have come away even more confused. That’s the joy and fun of living in Greece I suppose 🙂

I hope this half answers your question.

I will however be making another attempt to gain clarity on this, as I will refresh this page with an updated timetable before the summer period in 2018 arrives.

That was nice and detailed information, especially for people who might want to travel to the island of Rhodes. It is really better to know about a place before you travel there.

I hope they do something about making bus services available from the airport to Faliraki. It would really be convenient for tourists.

If ever I go there, I just hope I don’t meet the taxi drivers there:)

Hey Joseph and thanks for your comment and interest.

The bus service overall is good for the island. Just sometimes you need to go a little out of the way first to get where you want to go. The example from the airport to Faliraki is one example, but there are other occasions when you will need to change buses to get to your desired destination.

As for the taxi drivers, they are not bad guys. Most of them are quite friendly here and they offer quite a good service. Just sometimes they tend to bend the rules a little. This is my opinion only though.

Others will tell you different and I guess if you asked one hundred people you would get one hundred stories. Just for me I find the service very expensive.

Do not let me put you off though. You should still give them a chance and make your own opinion from there 😉

You can see more about travelling around Rhodes by Taxi here, just to offer you more information!

Thanks Joseph.

Hi Great advice on using the Bus in Rhodes. Its a great way to see the island. Last time we were there we used the bus quite often.

We stayed in Lialysos and regularly got the bus into Rhodes and then off to other places. Its was very quick and easy with minimal waiting.

The only downside was the service seemed to end quite early! So when got the bus from Rhodes town to Faliraki for a night on the tiles we couldn’t get the bus back!

Of course this was easily solved with a nice taxi ride back. So no big deal but worth keeping in mind.

Hey Steve thanks for your comment on your experiences here in Rhodes.

It highlights one of the problems I am talking about when it comes to buses. Even if you had a late night service you would not be able to go from Faliraki back to Lalysos directly. Instead you would need to go all the way back into the city, then change the bus for your final destination. Certainly not want you want after a night on the tiles eh? 🙂

In these cases yes, to take a taxi is a much better option and of course a lot faster, the difference is you pay a lot more.

The daytime service with the bus is great yes, you do not wait too long (on average) but they do not run into the night to help out the people that enjoy the night life. But I suppose they have to rest sometime too 🙂

Where did you stay in Lalysos if you do not mind me asking?

We stayed at Ialyssos Bay Hotel. Not the most luxurious location but we did get an extremely cheap price. And it was just a base to go and explore the rest of this incredible island. By bus and hire car.

Ah yes Ialysos Bay , this is the one along the road from the Electra Palace hotel if i remember rightly.

Well as you say maybe not the most luxurious, but indeed the location is excellent for getting around and for something to do in the night time too.

There are some nice restaurants on the main road down to the beach and there are things to see. This is what you need when you are on holiday. This area is actually the area where I live so i am fully familiar with it!

Far better than being in a villa in the middle of nowhere 🙂 But I guess that depends on the individual!

Thanks for getting back to me. If you visit again be sure to let me know 🙂 The beers are on me!

I’m planning my vacations with my girlfriend and we are still looking for a place to go.

We are between Europe or Latin America. Now that I have found your blog post, I will think about the Island of Rhodes. It seems to be an interesting place.

The only thing I’m worried about is all this tense situation happening in Europe with all these wars and bombs.

Anyway, I will keep analyzing scenarios!

Hey Kevin thanks for taking a look at my website.

Of course you would be made very welcome in Rhodes and you do not really have anything to worry about.

I know a lot of people tend to look at the situations surrounding Greece as a whole and it can be quite off putting if you look at the news.

I promise you though Rhodes is a very peaceful island (as is Greece in its entirety to be honest) and we do not suffer threats of war here. It is of course something to keep your eye on as situations develop, but so far we are entirely at peace 🙂

I hope you decide to give Europe a chance 🙂

Thanks again

Very informative about the buses and taxis there on Rhodes. I visited once and was very confused traveling around. You would think that the local people in charge of the tourist traffic would pay more attention to this stuff.

I know the group I was with grumbled and complained as we waited around. At the time I had extra cash and did use a taxi. The price was a little high but it was so much more convenient. Definitely not as bad as the taxi’s in Rome!!!

Thanks for your input Dennis.

Yes a lot of people do get confused when it comes to getting around the island . Of course the language barrier can play a huge part sometimes but also when you are in a strange place it is hard to navigate and get the information you need!

I agree that taking a taxi sometimes is the common sense thing to do, and you are right, they do charge a little too much in my opinion. But I suppose others will be happy to pay a little more just to get to their destination speedily and without getting lost.

And Rome!! yeah, been there and done that too, Although I thought the city was amazing it was also full of stress and the taxis there left me somewhat angry 🙂 Never again!

Thanks Dennis

Thanks for the info bud.

Greece is a place that I have always wanted to travel to and see.

Don’t really know why but it probably has something to do with hearing about Greek Gods and Mythology.

Rhodes seems like a pretty crowded place at times and sounds like the taxis are taking advantage of this by making as much money as possible.

Can’t blame them though because the money they bring in during the busy season probably makes up a big portion of their yearly income.

Is there a good time of year to go to Rhodes when it is not incredibly busy but still a good time of year to take in the sites?

Thanks for this Chris.

Hey Jason thanks for passing by and having a look 🙂

If you ever do make plans to come and visit Rhodes you will not be disappointed at all! There is a lot to see and the history really makes it a worthwhile vacation!

For the taxi service yeah, I know the story with these and while I agree with your point about them needing to make most of their income during the summer season, I still feel they can do this without having the prices so high! But it is just the way it is. I cannot change it but I think it is right people know what they are in for!

The high season here in Rhodes is from the start of July to the end of August. This is when most of the tourists hit the island and it is very busy! It is also the time when the temperatures are at the highest.

I know a lot of people prefer to come either side. Holidaymakers come in May when the heat is not too uncomfortable and you can see the sites more easily without the big crowds.

There is more on the climate of Rhodes here if it helps you decide which is the best time to visit.

You will find a lot of things a little cheaper too including the flights just to get here. October is the same, temperatures a lower but still many things to see and do!

Hope this helps. Let me know if you need something else 🙂

This is really great information for buses on Rhodes.

I have one question….where is Rhodes? I am not familiar with it at all. Looks foreign, so I know I would not attempt to drive, and taking a bus seems like the most economical and easy way to go.

I can also see that planning ahead is key as buses do not go every where you need them to from the airport.

Hi and thanks for your questions 🙂

Rhodes is actually located deep in the Mediterranean/Aegean Sea in Greece. It is northwest of the island of Crete and lies to the east of the Greek Mainland (Athens). Very beautiful, and yes foreign, if you want to call it that 🙂

A lot of people do have a fear of driving and making their own way around simply because they are in a place unfamiliar to them. But it is really not as bad as people think.

On saying that this is where the buses and taxis come in. The buses are by far the cheapest and most economical but like I said here, sometimes you have to go on a bit of an outward long journey before you get where you want to go.

The airport is a problem when it comes to the buses (if you are not staying on route to the city) but to be fair, most people coming for holidays will take a taxi or one of the tourist buses provided with their holiday package.

It is only the locals that use the bus from the airport really (95% anyway) as most people do not want to be humping and dumping luggage!

During your stay though it is good to do a little forward planning like you say, or most of your day can be spent trying to find your way around!

Thanks and if you need something more just let me know 🙂

I can’t remember the last time I was on a bus. I am assuming from your information that this is mostly a rural setting?

Since you can’t get a bus from the airport you would think that the cabs would be offering fares at reasonable rates instead of being chased off by the police.

So I have to ask is the Island of Rhodes a very popular tourist destination?

Hey Maureen, yes for sure the island of Rhodes is very popular with millions of people hitting the island on an annual basis. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Greece and people from all over the world come here to see it!

The island of course has rural areas but it also has the built up areas too, so the best of both worlds really.

There is the main town/city of Rhodes which is heavily populated and there is lots to see and do, but of course you can travel outside this area to the more quiet places and soak up some tranquility 🙂

You can take buses from the airport of course, the problem is sometimes they do not go where you necessarily want to go on a direct route, so you need to go out of your way to change buses to reach your destination!

The taxis yes, I agree, sometimes if they offered a more reasonable fare then it would be better, but .. hey, more often than not they don’t

Thanks Chris for your valuable informative guide.

I believe that your site is very useful and helpful for any person willing to visit Rhodes.

Giving an informative guide about the bus stations and bus routes and other transportation details is very useful, and unfortunately, there isn’t many sites paying attention to these fine details, so thank you very much about that.

I just have an enquiry that I think will be very helpful yo people.

Are there certain times of the day when the buses are most likely full and crowded? I think this information may help people to set their time table in a proper way to avoid such times.

Thanks again Chris for this guide and looking forward to more valuable articles from you.

Hey there thanks for reading and for your question.

To be honest yes. But you will not like the answer 🙂

Come high season here in Rhodes the buses are pretty much always busy! When I am out and about I see people waiting for the buses from as early as 7 am. (They try to beat the crowds but actually they end up causing them).

This will then go on actually for most of the day up until around 6 or 7 o’clock in the afternoon. What you need to remember is the buses are busy with people going to see what they want to see, then they are busy with people making their way back again!

Also let’s not forget the locals, they also need to go back and forward between work etc, so all these people mount up!

So I would say between 7 am and 7 pm expect busy. After this it will die off a little!

Hope this helps and thank you for your compliments to my work here 🙂

What is wrong with the bus companies, wouldn’t you think they would provide a service from the airport to Faliraki?

There’s obviously an over abundance of trade that they will miss out on forcing most people to take a taxi.

I understand when you say most bus routes get so busy in these holiday destinations, we find the same problem wherever we go. So many buses end up driving straight past due to being full but you usually find there’s plenty of buses on a service route leaving you only a short amount of time waiting for the next to come along.

I bet there is plenty of trade for the taxi services in holiday destinations like Rhodes. We’ve seen this in action where we’ve been in the past, a taxi following the full bus and stopping at the bus stop when the bus has gone straight past when full.

Thanks for your review,

Hey Simon thanks for your thoughts!

Yes I agree, sometimes you would think they would put a little more thought into the routes provided and understand that people need to move around in different ways.

It does force people to look for different options when it comes to getting around . Either that or suffering a long journey in order to save some money!

When it comes to the taxis and their behavior I must admit it gets on my nerves a bit. They do exactly what you mentioned, they manipulate the system. Knowing the buses are full (or people are boiling to death waiting for one) they stop and usually get a passenger.

It is wrong, but hey, this is something they do. I am not the police 🙂

Overall though, the buses do a good job. They have faults for sure, but what doesn’t!

Thanks Simon, nice to hear from you ?

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Enjoy a fabulous sightseeing in Rhodes with the Municipal Road Train. A Tour of Rhodes city along the fortifications of the Medieval City, the Temple of Apollo, the Ancient Stadium and the New Town Center.

Departures: In front of cafe “Aktaion” (Mandraki Marina) during the summer season between 9:00 and 19:00 every hour.

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Daily itineraries: High season: every hour between 08:00 and 19:00

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Duration of the Trip: 45 minutes

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D.E.S “RODA” operates in the Urban area (city of Rhodes), the suburban areas (Koskinou- Faliraki- Ixia- Filerimos Ialissos- Kremasti- Pastida- Maritsa- Paradisi) and the interurban regions of the Western Side of the island of Rhodes (Damatria- Theologos- Soroni- Dimilia- Eleousa- Archipoli- Platania- Apollona- Fanes- Kalavarda- Ancient Kamiros-Mantriko- Kritinia- Salakos- Embona – Agios Isidoros- Sianna- Monolithos).

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There are two public transport companies operating on the island of Rhodes: RODA and KTEL . RODA: itineraries on the west side of the island KTEL: itineraries on the east side of the island The central bus station of both companies is located in the center of Rhodes Town outside the building of the New Market (Nea Agora) on Averof Street in Mandraki. During the summer season there are 2 lines to Faliraki , one operated by KTEL and one operated by RODA.

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Archangelos.

15/04/2024 – 30/04/2024

From Rhodes Town to Archangelos

Monday to friday.

06:15 06:45 09:00 10:00 11:30 13:00 14:30 15:30 16:30 17:30 19:30 21:30

From Archangelos to Rhodes Town

06:20 07:15 08:00 08:50 10:00 11:00 11:50 12:35 13:25 15:00 15:50 16:50 18:20 19:35 20:15

07:15 08:00 08:50 10:00 11:00 11:50 12:35 13:25 15:00 15:50 16:50 18:20 19:35 20:15

From Rhodes Town to Afandou

06:15 06:45 09:00 10:00 11:30 13:00 14:30 16:30 17:30 19:30 21:30

From Afandou to Rhodes Town

06:30 07:25 08:10 09:10 10:10 11:10 12:05 12:50 13:40 15:10 16:00 17:05 18:30 19:50 20:30

07:25 08:10 09:10 10:10 11:10 12:05 12:50 13:40 15:10 16:00 17:05 18:30 19:50 20:30

From Rhodes Town to Gennadi

06:15 09:30 11:30 13:00 14:30 15:30 16:30 19:30

From Gennadi to Rhodes Town

ONLY the itineraries of 08:00-13:45-17:20 depart from the main stop in Gennadi Square. The rest of the itineraries depart from the next stop on Gennadi-Lindos Avenue

08:00 09:45 10:30 11:30 13:45 14:45 15:45 17:20 18:00 18:30

Seven Springs (Epta Piges)

From rhodes town to seven springs (epta piges).

10:30 12:00

From Seven Springs (Epta Piges) to Rhodes Town

From rhodes town to kalathos.

6:15 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 13:00 14:30 15:30 16:00 16:30 19:30

From Kalathos to Rhodes Town

6:50 7:35 8:35 10:35 11:05 11:35 12:20 13:05 14:35 15:35 16:35 18:05 18:50 19:20

From Rhodes Town to Kalythies

10:00 12:00 13:30 14:20 16:00 17:30 19:30 21:30

10:00 12:00 14:20 16:00 17:30 19:30 21:30

From Kalythies to Rhodes Town

07:20 08:20 10:20 11:20 12:15 13:45 15:10 16:10 18:40

08:20 10:20 11:20 12:15 13:45 15:10 16:10 18:40

From Rhodes Town to Kiotari

From kiotari to rhodes town.

08:05 09:50 10:35 11:35 13:50 14:50 15:50 17:25 18:05 18:35

Kolymbia Beach

From rhodes town to kolymbia beach.

09:00 10:30 12:00 14:30 15:00 16:00 17:30 19:30 21:30

From Kolymbia Beach to Rhodes Town

9:00 10:00 10:30 11:25 12:25 13:30 14:05 15:00 16:00 16:25 18:10 20:10

Ladiko – Anthony Quinn

From rhodes town to ladiko – anthony quinn.

10:30 11:00 13:30 15:00

From Ladiko – Anthony Quinn to Rhodes Town

14:30 15:45

From Rhodes Town to Lardos

06:15 11:30 13:00 14:30 16:30 19:30

From Lardos to Rhodes Town

07:05 08:15 10:00 14:00 15:00 17:30 18:45

Related: Day trip to Lindos Travel Guide

From Rhodes Town to Lindos

06:15 09:00 09:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 13:00 14:30 15:30 16:00 16:30 19:30

From Lindos to Rhodes Town

06:45 07:30 08:30 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:15 13:00 14:30 15:30 16:30 18:00 18:45 19:15

Malona – Massari

From rhodes town to malona – massari.

09:00 11:30 13:00 14:30

From Malona – Massari to Rhodes Town

07:00 07:45 10:45 13:15 14:45

Oasis – Lippia – Iris

From rhodes town to oasis – lippia – iris.

09:00 09:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 12:00 13:00 15:00 15:30 16:00 17:30 19:30 21:30

From Oasis – Lippia – Iris to Rhodes Town

09:15 10:15 10:45 11:40 12:40 13:40 14:20 15:10 16:10 16:40 18:20 20:20

From Rhodes Town to Prasonisi

From prasonisi to rhodes town, from rhodes town to pefkos, from pefkos to rhodes town.

08:20 10:10 10:50 11:50 14:05 15:05 16:05 17:35 18:20 18:50

From Rhodes Town to Stegna

From stegna to rhodes town, tsambika beach, from rhodes town to tsambika beach.

09:00 10:30 11:00

From Tsambika Beach to Rhodes Town

Kallithea – faliraki (via kallithea avenue) roda and ktel, from rhodes town to faliraki (via kallithea avenue).

6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:30 15:00 15:30 16:00 16:30 17:00 17:30 18:00 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30 21:00 21:30 22:00 22:30

From Faliraki (via Kallithea avenue) to Rhodes Town

7:00 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:45 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:30 15:00 15:30 16:00 16:30 17:30 18:00 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30 21:00 21:30 22:00 23:00

From Rhodes Town to Charaki

From charaki to rhodes town, from rhodes town to psinthos, from psinthos to rhodes town.

07:15 15:00

WEST COAST – BUS COMPANY : RODA

From rhodes town to airport.

5:15 7:00 7:20 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:30 12:00 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:35 15:45 16:30 17:15 18:00 18:45 19:30 20:15 21:15 22:00

5:15 6:40 7:20 7:30 8:45 9:30 10:00 10:40 11:00 12:00 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:30 15:30 16:00 16:30 17:00 17:30 18:00 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30 21:00 21:30 22:00 23:00

5:15 6:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 19:30 20:30 21:15 22:00 23:00

From Airport to Rhodes Town

6:50 8:05 8:25 8:50 9:15 9:40 10:15 10:45 11:15 12:30 12:45 13:15 14:15 14:45 16:35 17:05 17:20 18:00 18:45 20:05 21:25 22:25 23:25

5:45 7:20 8:10 8:45 9:20 9:40 10:15 10:45 11:20 11:45 12:45 13:15 13:45 14:40 14:50 15:15 16:15 17:05 17:20 17:45 18:15 18:45 19:15 19:45 20:05 20:45 21:15 22:10 22:45 23:50

5:45 7:10 8:15 8:45 10:10 10:45 11:45 12:45 13:45 14:45 15:35 16:45 18:10 18:45 19:45 20:15 21:25 22:00 22:45 23:50

Ixia – Ialysos

From rhodes town to ixia – ialysos.

5:15 5:30 6:40 7:00 7:20 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 12:50 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:35 15:00 15:45 16:30 17:15 18:00 18:45 19:30 20:15 21:15 22:00

5:15 6:40 7:20 7:30 8:00 8:45 9:30 10:00 10:40 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:30 15:00 15:30 16:00 16:30 17:00 17:30 18:00 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30 21:00 21:30 22:00 23:00

From Ialysos – Ixia to Rhodes Town

6:20 7:00 7:25 8:10 8:35 9:00 9:25 9:55 10:25 10:55 11:25 11:50 12:40 12:55 13:25 14:25 14:55 15:55 16:45 17:15 17:30 18:10 18:55 20:15 20:25 21:35 22:35 23:35

6:20 7:30 8:20 8:55 9:25 9:50 10:25 10:55 11:30 11:55 12:25 12:55 13:25 13:55 14:50 15:00 15:25 15:55 16:25 17:15 17:30 17:55 18:25 18:55 19:25 19:55 20:35 20:55 21:25 22:20 22:55 0:00

6:15 7:20 8:25 8:55 10:20 10:55 11:55 12:55 13:55 14:55 16:00 16:55 18:20 18:55 19:55 20:25 21:35 22:10 22:55 0:00

From Rhodes Town to Kremasti

5:15 5:30 6:40 7:00 7:20 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 12:50 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:45 16:30 17:15 18:00 18:45 19:30 20:15 21:15 22:00

From Kremasti to Rhodes Town

6:15 6:55 7:20 8:10 8:30 8:55 9:20 9:50 10:20 10:50 11:20 11:45 12:35 12:50 13:20 14:20 14:50 15:50 16:40 17:10 17:25 18:05 18:50 20:10 20:20 21:30 22:30 23:30

6:15 7:25 8:15 8:50 9:25 9:45 10:20 10:50 11:25 11:50 12:20 12:50 13:20 13:50 14:45 14:55 15:20 15:50 16:20 17:10 17:25 17:50 18:20 18:50 19:20 19:50 20:30 20:50 21:20 22:15 22:50 23:55

6:10 7:15 8:20 8:50 10:15 10:50 11:50 12:50 13:50 14:50 15:55 16:50 18:15 18:50 19:50 20:20 21:30 22:05 22:50 23:55

Pastida – Maritsa

From rhodes town to pastida – maritsa.

5:30 6:40 8:00 11:00 12:50 15:00 19:30

5:15 8:00 11:30 15:00 19:30

5:15 8:00 15:00

From Maritsa – Pastida to Rhodes Town

6:00 7:05 8:30 11:35 14:05 15:35 20:10

6:00 8:30 12:00 15:35 20:15

6:00 8:30 15:45

Valley of the Butterflies (Petaloudes)

From rhodes town to valley of the butterflies (petaloudes), from valley of the butterflies (petaloudes) to rhodes town, faliraki (via kallithea ave.), from rhodes town to faliraki (via kallithea ave.).

Go to Kallithea Faliraki KTEL

From Faliraki (via Kallithea Ave.) to Rhodes Town

Faliraki mantomata (ktel), from rhodes town to faliraki mantomata.

10:00 10:30 11:00 12:00 13:30 15:00 16:00 17:30 19:30 21:30 22:00

From Faliraki Mantomata to Rhodes Town

08:25 09:25 10:35 13:40 14:35 15:10 16:10 16:50 18:40 19:15

Kallithea – Faliraki (via Rhodes – Lindos avenue)

From rhodes town to faliraki (via rhodes – lindos avenue), from faliraki (via rhodes – lindos avenue) to rhodes town, bus ticket prices.

With local PUBLIC Transport Companies RODA and KTEL

To get from the airport to your hotel you may have to use 2 buses . For example, if your hotel is in Lindos, you should first take the bus to Rhodes and then change to the bus to Lindos. For this you pay 3 euros (Airport – Rhodes Town) plus 5.50 euros (Rhodes – Lindos) a total of 8.50 euros. From the airport you just need one bus for the following areas: Rhodes Town, Rhodes Old Town, Kritika, Ixia, Ialyssos, Kremasti, Paradisi, Theologos, Soroni. From and To Airport :

• Amilia 5,4€
• Kallithea Springs 5,4
• Faliraki 5,4€
• Ladiko 5,4€
• Anthony Quinn 5,4
• Afandou 5,4€
• Kolymbia 6,9€
• Stegna 7,4€
• Archangelos 6,3€
• Haraki 7,4€
• Kalathos 7,9€
• Lindos 8,5€
• Lardos 8,6€
• Kiotari 10,1€
• Gennadi 10,1€
• Lachania 10,8€
• Prasonisi 13,4€

From and To Rhodes Town :

• Eden Roc 2€
• Kallithea Springs 2,4€
• Faliraki 2,4€
• Ladiko 2,4€
• Anthony Quinn 2,4€
• Afandou 2,4€
• Kolymbia 3,9€
• Stegna 4,4€
• Archangelos 3,3€
• Haraki 4,4€
• Kalathos 4,9€
• Lindos 5,5€
• Lardos 5,6€
• Kiotari 7,1€
• Gennadi 7,1€
• Lachania 7,8
• Prasonisi 10,4€

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12 Things You Should Know Before Island Hopping in Greece

Posted: April 21, 2024 | Last updated: April 21, 2024

Planning your island-hopping adventure in Greece can be thrilling as well as daunting. From choosing the perfect islands to visit to navigating the logistics of ferry schedules and accommodations, it’s a lot to handle.

Many travelers feel overwhelmed by the complexity of planning such a trip. With hundreds of islands to choose from and logistical details to consider, it can be confusing. You should balance seeing as much as possible with relaxing and soaking in the scenic views.

As a Greek who has traveled extensively to the Greek islands, I’m sharing these tips that will help simplify your planning. We’ll make sure you have all the information you need, from travel tips to local customs.

1. Best Time to Visit

The best time for island hopping in Greece is from late spring to early fall (May to October). The weather is warm, and the sun is shining during these months.

May and June are good options for exploring but keep in mind that the sea is still chilly. July and August are the peak season with lots of heat and crowds. September and October are especially good because the islands are less crowded, and the temperatures are still pleasant.

Read also: Best Time To Visit Greece

2. Choosing Your Islands

Greece has hundreds of islands, so you can’t see them all in one trip. Popular groups of islands include the Cyclades (like Mykonos and Santorini), the Ionian Islands (like Corfu and Kefalonia), and the Dodecanese (like Rhodes and Kos).

Decide what kind of experience you want: busy islands with lots of nightlife or quieter spots. Pick your islands according to your interests.

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3. Travel Between Islands

Ferries are the most common way to travel between islands. Booking your ferry tickets in advance is a good idea, especially in the summer when routes can be busy. Some islands also have airports with domestic flights from Athens or international flights from several European cities, which can save time.

When you have limited time, it is a good idea to stay in the same group of islands or areas. For example, going to Corfu and Santorini on the same trip is very difficult. Combining Mykonos and Santorini is a better option because they are close.

Read also:  Budget-Friendly Greek Islands

4. Length of Stay

Try to stay at least two to three days on each island to soak in the atmosphere and explore without rushing. Moving too frequently can make your trip more about travel than enjoyment.

Take into account that you need to pack and unpack everything, check out and check in at the hotels, and reach the port or the airport. All of this is on top of the actual travel time between islands. It really makes no sense to change islands too often.

Read also:  Top Secret Spots on Greek Islands

5. Packing Smart

Since you’ll be moving between islands, pack light. The best option is a backpack or a small suitcase with wheels. Don’t forget essentials like sunscreen, a hat, swimsuits, and a good pair of walking shoes.

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6. Accommodation

Book your accommodation in advance, especially if you’re traveling during peak season. Your options range from budget hostels to luxury hotels and everything in between. Consider staying near the ports to make catching early morning ferries easier.

The earlier you book accommodation, the more options you have. Booking last-minute a hotel on a Greek island during high season is a costly mistake to avoid.

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7. Local Transportation

While some islands can be explored on foot, others might need another form of transportation. Renting a scooter or a car or using local buses are good options. Just make sure to check local rental requirements and bus schedules.

Renting a car is the best option if you want to be flexible with your schedule. There are also certain islands where renting a car is a must, like Lefkada. The earlier you rent a car, the more options you will have and the better prices you will get.

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8. Budgeting

Island hopping can get expensive, but there are ways to keep costs down. Eat at local tavernas, shop at markets for picnics, and choose budget accommodations.

Your choice of islands also directly impacts your budget – opt for cheap Greek islands if your budget is limited. The most popular Greek islands, like Mykonos and Santorini, are pricier. Other islands that are not overrun by tourists are just as beautiful without the heavy price tag.

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9. Staying Connected

If you need to stay connected, consider getting a local SIM card or eSim for internet access. Most hotels and cafes have Wi-Fi, but it’s good to have your own data for navigation and emergencies.

Read also:  Top Must-Visit Greek Islands

10. Respect Local Customs

Greece has rich traditions and customs. When visiting churches and monasteries, dress modestly. Speak politely, and always ask permission before taking photos of people.

Greeks are friendly and hospitable. Showing respect will make your interactions more enjoyable.

Read also: Awesome Traditional Greek Food To Try

Greece is generally safe for tourists, but always take normal precautions. Keep an eye on your belongings, especially in crowded places. Follow local advice for any travel warnings.

Read also: Spectacular Day Trips From Athens

12. Enjoy the Unique Experience

Each Greek island has its own history, culture, and landscape. Take the time to learn a bit about each place you visit.

Try local foods and talk with residents. You might also want to join any panigyria, which are traditional annual festivities with dancing.

Read also:  Best Greek Islands for Beaches

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