Kolymbia Holidays

Q: When is best to go to Kolymbia?

With temperatures reaching the early 30s in peak summer, Rhodes is great for sunbathers. For sightseeing, spring and autumn are still warm and comfortable.

Q: Is there nightlife in Kolymbia?

Kolymbia has a few bars but a fairly tranquil vibe. If partying is what you’re after, the bright lights of Faliraki are just 20 minutes away.

Q: What’s the beach like in Kolymbia?

Kolymbia beach is around 2 kilometres long and mostly sandy, making it popular with families and local walkers alike, although it rarely gets crowded.

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Brilliant base for a Rhodes break

With waterfalls, beaches and a mountain-top monastery, sunny Kolymbia is an adventure playground waiting to be discovered. When it comes to Kolymbia holidays, it’s all about the sights, sounds and smells – especially of the hearty Greek cuisine being served in family-run tavernas. Sitting on the east coast of Rhodes, Kolymbia also makes a great base for exploring other parts of the island – Rhodes Town, where you can see the incredible Acropolis, is just a half-hour drive away.

Or if dancing the night away is what you have in mind, Faliraki’s infamous party strip is even closer. There are plenty of days out to be had off the beaten track on holidays to Kolymbia. Hire a bike or take a drive inland to see wild landscapes and coveted views out to sea. And when you’ve exhausted all your energy levels, allocate some quality time to lazing around on a sunlounger or at a beach bar.

Best things to do

Visit the Seven Springs
Long ago, people used to believe that the water flowing from these natural springs had magical healing properties. Walk through the waterfall’s long tunnel to see an impressive lake.
Climb the holy hill
The walk up to the Byzantine Tsambika Monastery can be a challenge on a hot day, but the incredible views from the top are well worth the trek.
Learn about local life
Rhodes Nature Folklore Museum, which is located in Kolymbia, offers a fascinating insight into the history of the island, its people, the flora and the fauna.