London to Rhodes flights

London's Gatwick, Heathrow, Luton and Stansted airports all have direct flights to Rhodes. Cheap flights from London to Rhodes can be found from £92.

Rhodes is a highly seasonal destination. June to September are the busiest months, with the most frequent flights and the widest range of departure times, though booking in advance is recommended for the best choice.

When departing for Rhodes, your journey will likely begin at Gatwick (LGW), Heathrow (LHR), London Luton (LTN), or London Stansted (STN).

If you are flying from Heathrow, check your terminal carefully as the airport has four active terminals. The Heathrow Express provides quick transfers between them.

Flights land at Rhodes International Airport (RHO), also known as Diagoras, located about 9 miles south-west of the capital. To reach the city, use the RODA bus service, which departs from the station located between the two terminal buildings. The journey to the main station in Rhodes Town takes approximately 30 minutes, with services running every half hour during the summer.

Taxis are available at the rank outside the arrivals hall for a direct transfer to your accommodation. Private hire vehicles must be pre-booked and typically meet passengers at designated pick-up points. Car hire services including Sixt and Avis are located within the terminal for those planning to explore the island independently.

Rhodes is defined by a blend of Venetian and Ottoman influences, best explored within the walls of Rhodes Old Town. This UNESCO World Heritage site features the Palace of the Grand Masters and a maze of cobbled medieval streets. For the coast, the golden sands of Faliraki Beach offer clear waters for swimming.

A short trip south leads to Lindos, where whitewashed houses sit beneath an ancient Acropolis. From the hilltop ruins, you can see across the Aegean Sea before heading down to the traditional tavernas in the village below.