How to get to Kallithea Springs.

How to Get to Kallithea Springs from Rhodes Town with Your Car Or Bike Hire.

There’s nothing quite like the turquoise waters and serene beauty of Kallithea Springs—one of Rhodes’ most famous natural attractions. If you’ve just picked up a hire car or bike from our main office in Rhodes Town, you’re in for a fantastic little road trip. The journey is short, scenic, and packed with opportunities to stop and soak in the island’s charm. Here’s how to make the most of your ride.

Option 1: By Car – A Leisurely Coastal Drive

Step 1: Pick Up Your Car

First things first—collect your hire car (usually located near the city centre or the airport). Make sure you’ve got your GPS or Google Maps ready, though the route is straightforward enough to follow without one.

Step 2: Head East Towards Kallithea

From Rhodes Town, you’ll want to take the coastal road (Leof. Kallitheas) heading south-east. The drive is only about 9 km and takes roughly 15-20 minutes, depending on traffic (which is usually light outside peak season).

Start by following signs for Faliraki/Kallithea.
The road hugs the coastline, offering glimpses of the sparkling Aegean Sea along the way.
You’ll pass through small beachfront areas—feel free to pull over if a café or viewpoint catches your eye.

Step 3: Arriving at Kallithea Springs

The springs are well-signposted, and you’ll see the grand entrance with its iconic Italian-designed arches. There’s a parking area right outside (small fee applies), so you can leave your car and stroll in.

Pro Tip: If you’re visiting in summer, go early or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat—and the crowds!

Option 2: By Bike – For the Adventurous Souls

If you’ve opted for a motorbike or scooter, the ride to Kallithea Springs is even more thrilling. The coastal breeze, the open road—it’s the perfect way to feel the freedom of Rhodes.

The Route

From Rhodes Town, follow the same Leof. Kallitheas road as you would by car.
The route is bike-friendly, with smooth tarmac and gentle curves—just watch out for occasional potholes.
Since the distance is short, you won’t need to worry about fuel but do check your bike’s condition before setting off.

Parking & Arrival

Bikes can usually be parked for free near the entrance. Lock it up securely (just in case) and enjoy your visit.

Safety Note: Always wear a helmet, and if you’re not used to left-hand traffic (Rhodes drives on the right, like mainland Greece), take it slow at first.

Why Kallithea Springs is Worth the Trip

Once you arrive, you’ll see why this place is a must-visit:

Historic Thermal Springs – The restored 1920s Italian architecture is stunning.
Crystal-Clear Waters – Perfect for a refreshing swim.
Hidden Coves – Explore the rocky coastline for quieter spots.
Beach Bar & Café – Ideal for a post-swim frappé.

Final Tips for Your Trip

Opening Hours: Check ahead—usually 8 AM to 8 PM in summer.
Entrance Fee: Around €3-4 (totally worth it).
Extend Your Trip: If you have time, continue south to Faliraki or Anthony Quinn Bay for more stunning beaches.

Whether you’re cruising in a car or zipping along on a bike, the ride from Rhodes Town to Kallithea Springs is all part of the adventure. With your hire, you’ve got the freedom to explore at your own pace—so Book Now take your time, enjoy the views, and dive into one of Rhodes’ most beautiful spots.

Happy travels!

For more information on the kalithea springs visit: https://www.kallitheasprings.com/