Rhodes City to Kamiros and Monolithos: Private day trip

An ancient hillside city revealing the sophisticated urban planning of classical Rhodes.

Main attractions

• Well-preserved terraces revealing the city’s structured layout and public spaces
• Remains of homes, cisterns, and streets illustrating daily life in the 5th century BC
• The Agora and Temple of Athena Kameiras, central to civic and religious life
• Advanced water management systems showcasing early engineering ingenuity
• Scenic hillside location with sweeping views of the Aegean Sea

What to Eat

• Nearby oceanside restaurants serve traditional dishes like moussaka, grilled lamb, and fresh Greek salads with local olive oil

Take Note

• Limited shade, bring sun protection, especially in summer
• A small entrance fee will need to be paid on-site
• Opening hours vary by season, best to check ahead before visiting

A dramatic clifftop village crowned by a medieval castle above the ocean.

Main attractions

• Monolithos Castle, 15th century ruins perched atop a 100-meter (328 feet) high rock formation
• Panoramic views over the Aegean Sea and nearby islands
• Pine forests and walking paths surrounding the village
• Small white chapel within the castle ruins
• Quiet, unspoiled atmosphere away from tourist crowds

What to Eat

• Traditional Greek dishes like grilled meats, local cheeses, and fresh bread in village tavernas

What to Buy

• Local honey, herbs, and handmade crafts

Take Note

• Steep steps lead up to the castle, wear proper footwear
• Free entrance but visting hours may be seasonal