Lindos village is down a very narrow road, cars etc up and down to beare of safety, alot of people walking! If you wish to climb up to the fort you need to relatively fit as it is some trek and in the heat if the day exhausting! We didn't as we both have mobility issues. Lindos village is a selection of narrow streets with shops and restaurants, you can go done to the beach, stunning views, beautiful but because surrounded by rock in the heat if the day there's no air so if breathing issues be careful. Otherwise, absolutely phenomenal, loved it and if and when fit will go back to climb up to the fort 🤣

What a lovely place. Gets very busy 10 thousand people visit daily in the summer. But as we were staying there we never really noticed. Can be hilly. And if really busy. Buses and cars park at the top so u have to walk down and then back up.

Went to Lindos 16 years ago with young children, and loved it, so thought we would go back as a couple. Lindos town is brilliant, there are lots of restaurants and bars, so I don't think you can fail to have a good time on a night. 404 bar plays great music and the drinks are quite cheap compared to other bars. I can't knock the town itself, but I think the beaches let it down. So, the main beach is a massive disappointment. It is crammed with sunbeds, so they make it impossible to set up on your own with just your towel. The cheapest sunbeds are 15 euros for 2 with a parasol (as a comparison, in July we went to Crete and paid 7 euros for the sunbeds in a place called Georgopolis, and the beach there is far better). The main reason why we would not return to this beach is because it is full of cigarette butts, its disgusting. I can't believe this is allowed to happen! It was the same 16 years ago, but I honestly thought they would have tidied it up, but it was worse. We sat and watched a greek family smoking just putting their cigs out on the sand! Plus the bay is full of tourist boats now. From an aerial picture, this beach looks gorgeous, but close up it is dirty. St Pauls Bay is a clean beach, but the prices for the sunbeds are daylight robbery. 2 sunbeds without a parasol was 50 euros. A 4 poster sunbed for two is 70 euros, and 2 crappy beanbags were 30 euros. I used to be a lovely little beach with a snack bar. Now there is no snack bar, just an expensive restaurant. In my opinion it was better 16 years ago.

We have visited this restaurant a few times now and it is always the best decision to eat there. The restaurant has outstanding views of the acropolis and rooftops of Lindos. The food is amazing, the cheese balls starter is a definite if you go there. The owner and his staff are the friendliest and most welcoming people you could ask to meet. They are true friends You really have to eat here.

It's just like you've walked into a painting. The whole place is beautiful with loads of whinding streets, beautiful flowers, and white buildings. Loads of shops, restaurants, and bars, and there is a beautiful beach, too, as well as amazing views. You can spend a day here.

Lindos itself is a beautiful small village. It’s ok to visit during the day, but be prepared for a ton of tourists. Do not make the mistake of driving down the steep road to the bottom as there is no parkinh down there. Instead, just park at the top and walk down. It is much better to visit in the evening. Less tourists and the narrow streets are filled with beautiful bars and restaurants that only open for the evening. The whole city is so beautiful and the small streets are lit with an almost magic glow. At every corner you look into bars and restaurants that both appear high class, yet very cozy. It is must to visit this village when you sre in Rhodes. You can get there by rental car, taxi, bus or use on the tourist ferry services thar constantly leave the main cities further up the coast. A very romantic village, but only during the night and most likely not during high season as there will be too many tourists. Still worth visiting during the day, but some of he romance leaves when you move through crowded narrow streets and use the overcrowded beaches (use the small beach if you can)

Went here for the day, enjoyed wandering around the old narrow streets popping into the gift shops and having lunch on a roof top terrace. We stayed in Linda's over 30 years ago and amazingly enough it has retained its character and charm. There are also 2 lovely beaches and lots of cafes and bars to choose from.

Very Greek & tourist friendly. Lovely little quirky shops. very romantic vibe walking eveing time, Nice authentic Greek restaurants with fabulous views. We walked all the way to the top of the acropolis with breath taking views of the town & ocean. A real gem of rhodes

The beaches are beautiful, with very clear calm waters. They do get busy in the middle of the day, but in October there were always beds available, or if you go early, spots on the sand that are free of charge. Early mornings it's v quiet. There are loads of cats, most of which seem to be fairly well fed and looked after by locals. The pretty village is entirely of historic buildings with narrow cobbled roads and passageways. There are loads of bars and cafes etc packed into the village/town. It's pretty much all pedestrianised. Lots of the bars and restaurants have outdoor courtyards or rooftop terraces. We found the main road/walkway a bit much as it's lots of shops selling the same things and bars/food places with people trying to herd you inside, but we found the quieter side passages after a day or two. Nothing is cheap in Rhodes, but I think that's the same everywhere. Would definitely go again.

We visited Lindos village and the Acropolis on the 20th October. We had no idea where to park but spotted a large car park on the edge of the village from the top road and headed for that. It turned out to be free and was an easy, flat walk to the village. There were plenty of spaces and we didn’t arrive until just after 11am. We enjoyed our visit. It was still pretty busy so I can’t imagine how it would be in the heat and height of the season! The narrow streets have a lot of character but of course, all the shops have inflated prices. There are public toilets in the square at the bottom by the sea but you do need a 50c coin as it’s a machine.