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7 Nights Family Holiday in Rhodes


Duration: 7 Nights

Family 2+1 From €1,749

13th August 2025

Holidays To Rhodes 2025!

Rhodes is a beautiful Greek island located in the Aegean Sea, known for its rich history, stunning beaches, and medieval architecture. It was once home to the famous Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

Why To Visit Rhodes

  • Rich History –  Explore ancient sites like the Acropolis of Lindos and the medieval Old Town.
  • Stunning Beaches –  Relax on beautiful shores like Tsambika and Prasonisi.
  • Vibrant Culture –  Experience the island's local traditions, cuisine, and festivals.
  • Scenic Landscapes –  Enjoy picturesque views, from lush valleys to dramatic coastlines.
  • Ancient Landmarks –  Visit iconic ruins such as the Colossus of Rhodes and Ancient Kamiros.
  • Watersports –  Ideal location for activities like windsurfing, kiteboarding, and diving.
  • Mediterranean Climate –  Warm and sunny weather year-round, perfect for outdoor exploration.
  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites –  Immerse yourself in history with Rhodes' protected sites.
  • Rhodes Holidays

    Holidays to Rhodes take you to the largest of the Dodecanese Islands, where you'll find a blend of UNESCO-worthy historical sites and picture-perfect beaches. Fly direct from Dublin to ‘The Island of the Knights', and discover exactly why Rhodes is one of the most visited destinations in the Greek Islands.

    Beaches galore

    Rhodes benefits from a hot summer Mediterranean climate, so it’s natural that soaking up the rays on the beaches is one of the most popular activities on the island. From Rhodes Town on the northern tip, all the way down to the Lindos peninsula, the east coast is an almost uninterrupted stretch of golden sand. There are all sorts of beaches, from Faliraki’s lively beachfront to Kolymbia’s peaceful hidden coves.

    A historical hotspot

    Rhodes Town, of course, is famous for its history. The city was home to the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. It was also ruled by the Knights of Saint John in the 14th century, who built the city into what it is today. Much of the old town still remains. But don’t overlook other fascinating historical hotspots like Lindos, part of the Dorian Hexapolis of ancient cities.

    Village life

    Tourism plays a huge role in the economy of Rhodes, so you’ll find that many resorts are quite international. However, there are some places you can stay where you’ll enjoy a unique glimpse into real village life in the Greek Islands. Pastida, 11 kilometres from Rhodes Town, is a mountain village in the foothills of Mount Filerimos, where you can sample authentic Greek dishes in the local town square.

    Inclusions

    • Flights from Dublin
    • Accommodation
    • Transfers
    • Self-Catering Board basis

    *Prices based on a family of 2 adults + 1 children sharing

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