
Food & drink in Rhodes
Greek Night with Dinner and Dancing Show
Rhodians are famous for hosting unforgettable party nights, and the best way to experience their hospitality is by visiting a local taverna. You'll be treated to lively music, energetic dancing, and unlimited wine, with dancers dressed in traditional folk attire, creating the ultimate Greek night.Your evening begins with a trip to a local taverna, where you'll enjoy an authentic meze dinner paired with wine. As you savour your meal, you'll be entertained by traditional Greek dancing, with vibrantly dressed performers showcasing their moves. Feel free to sing along as the dancers captivate you with their steps.As the night progresses, the enticing sounds of 'bouzouki' music will invite you to join the dance floor. Soon, you'll be part of the famous sirtaki dance, forming a line, linking arms, and kicking along to the increasingly fast-paced music. This iconic Greek dance often concludes the night on a high note, making it the perfect finale to an evening filled with authentic Greek music, dance, and dining.
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Lindos Cave and snorkelling 3-hour private cruise
Explore Lindos sea caves on a private cruise from Rhodes. Snorkel in crystal-clear waters, use a sea scooter and relax.
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Traditional Greek cooking class with lunch in Rhodes
Join a Rhodes culinary tour, learn to prepare traditional recipes, and share a meal like a Greek family. Take home printed recipes!
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Highlights of Rhodes guided island tour
The tranquility of Rhodes is in the spotlight with this tour. Dimitris, one of our local guides, explains: "You will experience the island like a local, learning how the islanders live and seeing a slower pace of life." Among the attractions are the Valley of the Butterflies, ancient Kamiros and a traditional village where you will taste local products and browse for souvenirs. Guests can enjoy free time at Kalavarda Beach where there is the option to enjoy a typical Greek menu in a traditional family tavern.Your journey begins through the ruins of the ancient city of Kamiros. You'll be able to wander among the crumbling remains of the Doric columns while the expert guide tells you about the city's golden age in the sixth century BC. We continue with our first photostop outside Monolithos Castle, from where you'll enjoy great views of the sea and the two islets opposite. This is an excursion that takes in remote areas of Rhodes, allowing you to see parts of the island that are far away from the busy coast.Next, the adventure takes us to the slopes of Mount Akramitis, where we'll visit Siana, a lively village known for its handcrafted patterned rugs, ceramics, and the potent, grape-infused sumas liqueur. After this, you'll head for Kalavarda beach for optional lunch and free time. The day ends with the Valley of the Butterflies, where thousands of butterflies are attracted by the smell of oriental gum trees.
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Rhodes guided tour of traditional villages with beer-tasting
Spend the day getting to know the rustic villages of inland Rhodes and sample some of the island's favourite dishes. Pretty Orthodox churches, an olive oil mill, a winery in Siana and a typical local lunch are on the menu in this adults-only tour. Fotini, one of our local guides, says, “I was born and raised in Rhodes, so I am thrilled to be showing the island's hidden gems, revealing its authentic and traditional identity, and the customs that we still keep today.”The fun starts in Asklipio, a charming hillside village of whitewashed homes built around an ancient castle and an 11th-century stone church. Admission to the church is included, helping to support its upkeep. Next up is the mountain village of Siana, where you'll get a snapshot of Rhodian life in the rugged hills away from the coast. After you've tried some locally pressed olive oil at a nearby mill, it's time for a wine tasting at one of Siana's newest wineries.And then we are off to Apollona for lunch made from locally sourced produce in a family-run and sustainably conscious taverna. Take a tour of the village to walk off lunch and see the ruins of the temple dedicated to Apollo, the Greek god who the village is named after. In the afternoon, there's a pit stop for coffee in Profitis Ilias at the Italian inspired hotel Elafos. Your final stop is at the only microbrewery on the island, where you'll taste four house beers before heading back to your hotel. It's a day that'll satisfy both your cultural curiosity and taste buds.
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