The Old Town of Rhodes is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through the narrow streets, admire the medieval architecture, visit the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, and stroll on the medieval walls.
The Acropolis of Lindos is a spectacular ancient site set on a hill overlooking the sea. You can see the Temple of Athena Lindia, the Propylaea, the Hellenistic stoa, and other ruins. After the visit, enjoy swimming and sunbathing on the beautiful beach below.
Seven Springs is a natural oasis of greenery, springs, and small waterfalls. Walk through the tunnel leading to a small lake or take a zip line across it. Then, visit the Epta Piges Monastery, founded in the 15th century, and admire its frescoes, icons, and gardens.
The Valley of the Butterflies is a protected ecosystem with streams, trees, and thousands of butterflies. Walk along the paths, observe the butterflies on the trees, and learn about their life cycle. Then, head to Filerimos Hill, an ancient acropolis with a Byzantine church, a medieval castle, and a cross-shaped path leading to panoramic views.
Kallithea Spa is a restored thermal spa with mosaics, arches, and a central pool. Relax in the sunbeds, swim in the crystal-clear waters, and enjoy the facilities. Then, head back to Rhodes Beach, one of the best beaches in the island, and have a last swim and sunbathe.
If you have more days, you can visit other beaches such as Tsambika, Agathi, or Prasonisi. If you have less time, you can combine days 4 and 5 or skip one of the sites. Note that some sites have limited accessibility for people with mobility issues.