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I'll be traveling to Rhodes soon and I'm very interested in visiting the ruins of Kamiros. I've heard it's one of the island's hidden gems and a must-see for history buffs. Has anyone here visited? If so, I'd love to hear your advice and any tips you have for making the most out of the trip.

A few specific questions I have:
  1. Best time to visit – When is the best time of day to go to avoid crowds and heat?
  2. Getting there – Is it better to rent a car or take public transportation?
  3. Guided tours – Are there any recommended guides or tours that provide a deeper understanding of the site's history?
  4. What to bring – Any essentials I should pack for the trip?
  5. Nearby attractions – Are there any other interesting spots nearby worth checking out?
Any other tips or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated!
 
best to go early in the morning .hire a car as buses are not very frequent. you do not need a guide look up its history on line.wear sensible footwear not flip flops. look at nearby kamiros beach & kopria beach.both have good tavernas
 
Some information about Kamiros:

Best time to visit: Go early in the morning to avoid the heat and crowds. The site opens at 8 AM.

Getting there: Renting a car is the best option for flexibility. However, buses from Rhodes town are available if you prefer public transport.

Guided tours: I highly recommend taking a guided tour. Our guide provided fascinating insights into the site's history.

What to bring: Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable walking shoes. There's minimal shade, so be prepared for the sun.

Nearby attractions: Check out the ancient city of Lindos and its acropolis, and the Valley of the Butterflies if in season.
 
Lindos & Valley of Butterflys is NOT near Ancient Kamiros .
Public transport to Ancient Kamiros is VERY LIMITED
Lindos is over an hours drive away. Butterfly valley 30 mins . drive
 
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4-Day Itinerary for Rhodes?

I’m in the research phase for my next trip to Greece, and Rhodes is one of the top contenders on my list. I’d love to explore a mix of history, nature, and good food—plus a little beach time, of course!

If you’ve been to Rhodes, what would you recommend for a well-rounded 4-day stay? I’m wondering if it’s best to base myself in one place like Rhodes Town or Lindos, or if it’s worth moving around. Are there certain sites or villages that are absolute musts? And how easy is it to get around. Should I rent a car or rely on public transport?

I’d really appreciate any sample itineraries, favorite spots, or tips you’ve picked up from past visits. Thank you so much!

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Can You Walk the City Walls in Rhodes?

I’m starting to plan a visit to Rhodes and keep seeing photos of the medieval Old Town walls, which made me wonder how accessible they actually are. I know the city walls are a major part of Rhodes’ history, but I’m curious about the practical side of visiting them.

Can you actually walk along the city walls, or are they mostly something you admire from below? If walking is possible, are there specific entrances or sections that are open to the public? I’m also wondering how long it takes and whether it feels more like a short stroll or a full, immersive walk.

For those who’ve done it, is it worth prioritizing? Are there good viewpoints from the walls, or parts that stand out more than others? I’d love to hear what the experience is like and whether it’s something you’d recommend fitting into a first visit to Rhodes.

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Best beaches on Rhodes for snorkeling?

I'm considering a family trip to Rhodes and am curious about the best beaches for snorkeling. I've heard that Anthony Quinn Bay is a top spot, known for its clear waters and marine life. Kallithea Springs also comes up frequently, praised for its underwater scenery. For families, Tsambika Beach is mentioned as having gentle slopes into the sea, making it suitable for children. Agathi Beach is noted for its calm, shallow waters and sandy bottom, ideal for kids and beginners. Glystra Beach is another family-friendly option, with clear waters and a small rock island that's great for snorkeling.

Has anyone snorkeled at these beaches or have other recommendations? I'm looking for spots that are both exciting for snorkeling and safe for children. Any tips on equipment rental or guided tours would also be appreciated!
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