Alquiler de autos Rhodes

Enterprise offers a wide selection of vehicle classes for rent in Rhodes. Couples who want an economical vehicle to travel around in can choose from a great selection of economy and mini car models. For visitors traveling with a greater number of people in their group, an intermediate car with a bit more leg room could be more preferable, as they also provide a bit of space in the boot for extra luggage. Premium and luxury cars are also available, along with roomy SUVs. Anybody that's planning to explore some of Rhodes' less-traveled routes can surely benefit from the higher seating positions and views that a high-quality SUV can offer.

Named after a famous Greek poet, Diagoras Airport is situated to the west of the principal city. It takes about 25 minutes to get from the airport to the center of Rhodes city. For tourists arriving at the airport, the quickest and most convenient way to get to the city is by car. Renting a car rental in Rhodes is easy, thanks to the friendly staff at Enterprise who are happy to offer you advice, as well as provide you with a suitable vehicle. The Enterprise branch is located inside the airport's main terminal building, so you won't have any difficulty locating their service desk.

The 15-century Grand Master's Palace is one of the many gems found in the city of Rhodes. Replacing a Byzantine citadel, it's a well-preserved castle that overlooks the city. The Acropolis of Rhodes is an even older attraction and not far away if you're traveling by car. It's one of the best ancient Greek sites in all of Rhodes. In addition, no visitors should miss out on the opportunity to visit the upper town of Rhodes. The historic area is full of fine architecture, delightful tavernas, and great food.

The Valley of the Butterflies is a stunning 600-acre nature park that's a short 35-minute journey by car from the city of Rhodes. The park has several marked walking trails that will lead you into the proximity of many beautiful butterfly species native to the island of Rhodes. Also, a 40-minute drive along route 95 from the city will take you right to Tsambika Beach, one of the island's best and most relaxed beaches. The beach area is surrounded by parkland and offers a stunningly long bay with fine golden sand. From there, the lively Faliraki resort is just 20 minutes away by car.

Like elsewhere in Greece, drivers should be extra careful when approaching city roundabouts. Always keep in mind that joining traffic has the priority, so let them through and then carefully proceed to merge in. The speed limit on the island is 50 mph, and in the city, it's even lower at just 30 mph. Even so, on the busy streets of Rhodes, local drivers often drive much slower than the limit, so be patient and try to sync your driving style with the slow pace of island life. On-street parking is readily available, usually charged for by the hour. Only park in designated bays and be sure to keep some euro coins on hand, which you can use to pay for parking tickets. Paid parking tickets must be clearly displayed on your vehicle, usually on the dashboard, as long as it's easily viewable through the windows of your vehicle.