Kiotari Holidays

Despite being a purposely-developed town, Kiotari still possesses a good few historical sites. Look out for a small bamboo hut on the beach that is said to represent a time in Kiotari's history when pirates would invade, and villagers would scare them off by placing scarecrows on the beach.

If you feel like exploring outside of Kiotari though, an excursion to Rhodes Town or Lindos is the best choice, as they are home to some of the most famous and well-known ancient sights that Rhodes has to offer.

As a small and quiet town untouched by large-scale urbanisation, the culture of Kiotari is one that is taken very seriously. If you're enjoying a spring visit, make sure to find out about celebrations for the anniversary of the revolution against Rhodes' Turkish invaders, which can be celebrated in March but is moveable. On the 15th of August the town will celebrate the Virgin Mary, while on the 5th and 6th of August, the Festival of Sotiros is held.

The neighbouring town of Asklipios is only a short distance away too and celebrations the Transfiguration of the Saviour in August, so make sure to find out from locals about any celebrations that are taking place!

Due its ambient nature, nightlife in Kiotari is often centred around the hotel. Most hotels in Kiotari provide a great evening of amusement along with a range of facilities, but if you find you want to head out, there are a few bars and restaurants in the centre of town and seafront providing a good range of food and drink. As such, this would provide a better night out for families and elderly people; for younger people meanwhile the attractions of Faliraki and Lindos are but a short bus or taxi ride away, and as larger places will have a greater amount of bars and clubs to party the night away!

If peace and relaxation are more your scene though, nightlife in Kiotari will definitely be for you. How about an evening in a sea-view bar or restaurant to wind down after a day on the beach topping up your tan?