Ixia

This highly developed resort has a variety of restaurants, tavernas and bars on offer, and for those wanting more choice and a livelier nightlife Rhodes Town is just a 10 minute taxi or bus ride away.

The long stretch of shingle beach is backed by a coastal road full of shops, tavernas, cafes and bars. The beach has plenty of watersports on offer and is particularly popular for windsurfing, as the sea can get a little choppy here families with younger children may want to stick to the pool.

Rhodes has a whole host of entertainment options of both the cultural and holiday fun kind. Many of the islands historic attractions are found in the walled capital, Rhodes Town, including a medieval castle, the 14th century Palace of the Grand Masters and much more.

Other sights of interest include the Valley of the Butterflies, the ancient ruins of Kamiros and the Acropolis in Lindos. Operating throughout Rhodes there are plenty of boat trips available, from excursions to secluded beaches and surrounding islands as well as daily ferries to Marmaris in Turkey. For family fun visit the waterpark in Faliraki, attractions include slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and a children’s fun pool centred with a pirate ship.