Hi everyone! Even though we aren’t able to travel at the moment doesn’t mean we aren’t thinking about it! That’s why i thought i would share with you some travel tips on my trip to Rhodes Island, Greece in July 2019 to give you all some travel inspiration!
A brief summary of Rhodes:
Rhodes is in fact one of the largest greek islands and is full of historical culture, night life and beautiful beaches!
When i visited Rhodes, me and my boyfriend visited 2 or 3 times in our 10 night stay! It was only a 5 minute drive away from our resort and costed $8 there and $8 back.
Old Town Rhodes is know for its cobbled paths, castles and restaurants. They also have a beach where you can relax and do water sports if you are up for it as well as docks where you can go on a boat ride!
Make sure to have a good pair of walking shoes though, a lot of suncream and a hat as the town is so big you will be walking for a while!
The most popular boat trip is to go to the close island of Simi!
Me and my boyfriend opted to go sailing over this as it has fewer people and was more private but whatever flouts your boat! lol
If you do decide to go on a boat trip (which i suggest you do) make sure to bring a lot of sun cream, a swim suit and a towel, and try to go on a boat trip that provides lunch for you!
I love to swim and snorkel, and with most boat trips, mentioned above, the main appeal is that they take you to different beach locations and let you snorkel in caves (most provide snorkelling gear and life jackets, if you feel you need it)
My advice would be to make sure you bring your own snorkel gear! i hate to use others equipment and i usually always snorkel when i am away so it’s a must!
A visit to this beach was on the to-do list before i arrived in Greece but we never got round to visiting!
However, if you choose to visit Rhodes, make sure you visit this beach as it is a tourist favourite!
If you like waterparks then why not go to one, it has some really good waterslides for all ages!
I visited and safe to say i won’t be going to a waterpark anytime soon, I’m not a huge fan of waterparks to begin with and i ended up banging my head twice off the slides and nearly drowning in the god damn wave pool! lol
When i visited Rhodes i got pretty badly sunburnt, safe to say i had sun stroke, which really really ruined the first few days of my trip 🙁
This is because its very windy in Rhodes and you don’t feel yourself burning so make sure to wear a high SPF and reapply throughout the day! especially after being in the pool or ocean.
The hotel you are staying in will presumably have some sort of Greek food available for you to try!
Don’t shy away from it they have really nice food!
Just to name a few:
Due to Rhodes Island being so big its best to plan out your days so that you can make the most out of your visit! Not forgetting about the lazy days that you will have by the pool or beach during your stay!
Hopefully this helped you for when you decide to visit Rhodes, Greece! I had a great time when i visited and got to see so many things!
Have a great weekend!
All love S x