How to spend
your days
Lardos is an ideal base for exploring south Rhodes. Lindos is within easy reach, the beaches are quieter compared to the north, and the local villages offer a rare glimpse into authentic island life. These are some suggestions, though the best days often have no plan at all.
Three nights,
well spent.
- Breakfast at Neya, a slow morning by your private pool
- Swim at Lee Beach, with your exclusive privileges at Parea Sea Side
- A beachfront table at Parea for sunset, made for the camera
- A leisurely breakfast, then up to Lindos and its Acropolis — 116 m above the Aegean, framed by castle walls
- An afternoon swim at Saint Paul's Bay
- The cobbled lanes of Lindos village, its tavernas and small boutiques
- Breakfast in the morning sun, then the drive north to Rhodes Old Town — about 55 km, an hour by car
- The medieval city on foot: the Grand Master's Palace, churches, mosques and synagogues side by side
- Local cuisine, and handmade leather sandals to take home
Five days between sea & sun
- Morning coffee and breakfast beside the pool
- Swim at Lee Beach and your privileges at Parea Sea Side
- A beachfront table at Parea for sunset
- An unhurried breakfast on the terrace
- Lindos and its clifftop Acropolis, 116 m above the Aegean
- An afternoon swim at Saint Paul’s Bay
- The cobbled lanes and boutiques of Lindos village
- A fresh breakfast as the day wakes, then the drive to Rhodes Old Town — about 55 km, an hour by car
- The Grand Master’s Palace and the medieval city on foot
- Churches, mosques and synagogues, side by side
- Local cuisine and handmade leather sandals
- An early breakfast, then the short drive to Vlicha
- The express boat from Vlicha to Symi with Lindos Sea Lines — three hours in the pastel harbour town
- Tiny sweet Symi shrimp at a taverna on the quay
- The morning ritual on the terrace
- A jeep safari into the Rhodian hills
- Wine tasting in a mountain village, a walk among the springs
- Golden hour back beside your private pool
The best days are often the ones you shape yourself.
For a bespoke itinerary, our reception is always happy to help — just ask, or give us a call.
Experiences beyond
the expected.
Rhodes Old Town
Inside its medieval walls, Rhodes Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage city built by the Knights of St John. Cobbled alleys, quiet courtyards and centuries of history — best explored slowly, early in the day.
Horseback in South Rhodes
Discover the rugged beauty of the local landscape on horseback. Elpida Ranch offers guided trail rides for both beginners and experienced riders.
Rhodes wine experience
Set out on a Rhodes wine experience across three memorable stops. Taste 10 local wines, learn how Embonas and Sianna shaped the island's winemaking heritage, and finish with sunset views from the dramatic Monolithos Castle.
