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Lardos holidays are the ultimate Greek hybrid, giving you a proper traditional village inland and a buzzing beach resort on the coast. Think dining with the locals in the square by day, then dancing the night away at a beach bar.
Why do people love going on holidays to Lardos?
The Village Square - the heart of Lardos is its authentic platería, packed with tavernas, a fountain, and locals playing backgammon - Greece in its purest form if you ask us.
Blue Flag Beach - Lardos Beach is a stunner with crystal-clear water and Blue Flag status, meaning it's clean, safe, and 10/10 for swimming.
Close to Lindos - you are just a ten-minute drive or bus ride from the famous white-washed village of Lindos and its ancient Acropolis.
Family Action - with a local go-kart track and mini-golf nearby, it’s got plenty to keep the kiddos (and big kids) entertained away from the sand.
What is the best time to visit Lardos
Lardos is blessed with that classic Rhodes sunshine, offering long, hot summers and short, mild winters. Here is how the year shapes up:
Spring - the island is lush and green with comfortable temps in the low 20s, making it perfect for hiking to the nearby Panagia Ypseni Monastery.
Summer - it is proper scorchio with highs hitting 30°C+, creating a buzzing atmosphere where days are spent cooling off in the sea and by night, you'll find yourself sipping cocktails in the square.
Autumn - the sea stays a bit warmer while the air cools to a manageable mid-20s, offering a relaxed vibe that is ideal for exploring without the sweat - we'll take it.
Winter - very quiet and local with mild days around 15°C, giving you a rare chance to experience the village like a true resident away from the tourist trail.
What are the best beaches to visit on your Lardos holidays
You have a top-tier beach right on your doorstep (no complaints from us), but the surrounding coast is packed with some of Rhodes' best swimming spots, just in case you fancy a stroll to the next sandy strip:
Lardos Beach - a mix of sand and shingle with calm, shallow waters that are perfect for families and floating about on a lilo.
Glystra Beach - a small, sheltered sandy cove just down the road that feels like a hidden gem - great for snorkelling.
Pefkos Beach - a short hop away, offering golden sands and a lined promenade of restaurants for a boujee lunch with a view.
Lothiarika Beach - technically part of the Lardos coast, this Blue Flag stretch is usually quieter and great for a peaceful tan.
Things to do on your Lardos holidays
Whether you want to embrace the slow village life or get your adrenaline fix, there is plenty to keep you busy here, and we should know... we made a list:
Go-Karting - unleash your inner F1 driver at the Lardos go-kart track - it’s fast, fun, and gets the competitive juices flowing.
Village Dining - spend an evening in the square eating authentic moussaka while soaking up the lively local atmosphere.
Lindos Day Trip - hop on the bus to explore the winding streets of Lindos and climb up to the Acropolis for epic views.
Folklore Museum - pop into this small local museum to see how the villagers used to live - a nice bit of culture.
Mini Golf - challenge the family to a round of mini-golf at the local course - loser buys the ice creams.
Cocktails at Sunset - find a beach bar along the coast to watch the sun go down with a cold drink in hand.
