Flights to Rhodes
Book your flight to Rhodes with SAS
SAS flies to Rhodes in Greece from/via Oslo, Copenhagen or Stockholm. We fly to most of our destinations all year round, a few are seasonal.
We fly from all our destinations in Europe, the US (Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington D.C.), Canada (Toronto), and Asia (Bangkok, Seoul and Tokyo).
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Discover cheap flights to Rhodes
The general rule of thumb is the earlier you book your flight to Rhodes, the cheaper flight tickets you'll find. You'll always find our lowest fares in SAS' low-fare calendar, where you get an overview of the ticket prices per month. Don't forget to keep an eye out for SAS' campaigns and offers, do this best by becoming a EuroBonus member and subscribing to our newsletter.
When is it cheapest to fly to Rhodes?
Ticket prices depend on a few different things, such as the season, demand, and when you book your trip. As a general rule, it's cheaper to fly to Rhodes off-season, meaning outside holiday periods and peak tourist season. Being flexible with your travel dates, and booking far ahead, can also help you find cheaper flight tickets. You'll always find our lowest fares in SAS' low-fare calendar.
Discounted tickets for kids
Experience Rhodes with the whole family. SAS offers up to 90% discounts on children’s tickets to make it more affordable to bring your kids on your trip to Rhodes.
Short about Rhodes
Airport: Rhodes International Airport (RHO)
Currency: Euro
Time zone: EET: UTC+2/EEST: UTC+3
Official language: Greek
Temperature in Rhodes
January
24 °C
February
20 °C
March
17 °C
April
14 °C
Board a flight to Rhodes and enjoy a Greek island break
As the largest of the Greek Dodecanese islands, Rhodes is renowned the world over for its soft sand beaches and bustling beach resorts, its ancient ruins and relics from a time-gone-by, and its medieval old town that’s well worth dedicating an entire day to.
When you’re not brushing up on ancient history at the Acropolis of Rhodes or the Colossus of Rhodes, you’ll likely be sunbathing on Prasonisi’s scenic peninsula or admiring a 14th-century castle at the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes.
The list of things to do in Rhodes is endless, and there’s a little something for everyone.
Tips for a smooth trip to Rhodes
Plan ahead and be on time
For a smooth and stress-free trip to Rhodes, make sure you check your departure time and the terminal you’ll be using before you travel. With SAS, you can complete your digital check-in on our website or in the SAS App up to 30 hours before departure, helping you save time at the airport. Arriving early — especially during peak travel periods — gives you a more relaxed start to your journey and ensures you’re fully prepared for your flight to Rhodes.
Pack smart
When planning your trip to Rhodes, take a moment to review what you’ll need throughout your journey. Confirm that your ticket includes the baggage allowance that suits your travel plans and check the current weight and size limits. Adding extra baggage through the SAS App or website before you fly is often quicker and more cost-effective than arranging it at the airport. For a smooth start to your travel to Rhodes, review our latest baggage rules and restrictions so you’re ready well before departure.
Stay updated
Stay informed about any updates to your flight to Rhodes by following your flight in real time. Gate changes, schedule adjustments, and important notifications are available through SAS Flight Status or directly in the SAS App. By keeping track of the latest information, you can enjoy a smoother, more predictable travel experience from the moment you leave home until you arrive at Rhodes.
Always included in your trip to Rhodes
At SAS, we strive to ensure our customers have a relaxed and comfortable journey. Regardless of which ticket type you carry, you’ll always enjoy certain SAS customer benefits.
Always included in your flight is easy online check-in, coffee and tea onboard, up to 90% price reduction for children and use of the SAS App.
SAS Economy
Carry-on - Light: Not included (except on long-haul distance flights to/from Asia, Canada and US, 1x8kg included). Standard: 1x8kg included
Checked bag - Light: Not included. Standard: 1x23kg included.
Food & beverages - Included on long-haul distance flights to/from Asia, Canada and US.
SAS Premium
Carry-on - 1x8kg included on domestic flights, 2x8kg included on long-haul distance flights to/from Asia, Canada and US
Checked bag - 2x23kg included
Fast track
SAS Lounge - included on domestic flights
Priority boarding
Food & beverages
SAS Business
Carry-on - 1x8kg included on flights within Europe, 2x8kg included on long-haul distance flights to/from Asia, Canada and US
Checked bag - 2x32kg included
Fast track
SAS Lounge
Priority boarding
Food & beverages
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FAQ
Why Rhodes?
Rhodes is a popular summer destination and a city bursting with history, culture, and attractions. Get ready to marvel at ancient palaces, sample world-class Greek cuisine, and enjoy a vibrant and bustling atmosphere every night of the week.
Fly SAS to Rhodes International Airport (RHO)
Fly with SAS to Rhodes International Airport, and you’ll be ready and raring to begin your holiday feeling relaxed and well rested.
There’s a variety of things to do in Rhodes. Dine on Greek cuisine, visit ancient sites and experience the Old Town by foot. Come home sun kissed and relaxed – Rhodes is a perfect place for a summer holiday.
Treasures of Rhodes old town
MARCH 2022
The Old Town, inhabited by people from west to east for thousands of years, is a warren of winding medieval cobbled alleys covered with stone arches, scattered with scooters, cats and flowers. There are remnants of crusading knights and Ottoman sultans, the ruined walls of ancient temples, Christian churches, Moslem mosques and a synagogue.
One of the best archaeological museums in Greece
Archaeological Museum of Rhodes
At the foot of Knights Street, in the magnificent former hospital of the Knights of St John, is one of the best archaeological museums in Greece. It houses finds from Rhodes (there were ancient cities at Ialysos, Lindos and Kameiros) and other islands in the Dodecanese chain, encompassing many centuries BC. Allow plenty of time to explore the upper rooms, containing some of the most ancient discoveries, as well as the gardens and the large, well-displayed mosaics. You can’t miss the lion statue with the head of a bull in its paws, standing on a mosaic from an Early Christian basilica in Karpathos; look out also for the Marine Aphrodite (Venus), probably from the fourth century BC.
Modern Greek Art Gallery and the old almshouse Syssitio
Modern Greek Art Gallery
179 Sokratous Street, Old Town; The contemporary art gallery of Rhodes is the largest such collection outside of Athens, spread across four separate locations in the old and new towns. One is open only from April to October and set in the fifteenth-century church of the Holy Apostles and later old almshouse compound or Syssitio at the top of Sokratous. With a pretty courtyard café, it runs temporary exhibitions from mostly contemporary Greek artists, kicking off summer 2018 with the engravings and sculptures of Dimitris Tsirogiannis.
Vibrant marketplace
Bazaar
Centred around Socratous Street and Hippocratous Square and spreading in all directions, the Old Town’s streets have the feel of a bazaar during the summer months. Leather bags and sandals, olive wood kitchenware and freshly ground coffee vie for position with cheap mass-produced trinkets. On some quieter streets there are craftsmen’s workshops and galleries.
Palace of the Grand Masters and Knights Street
Palace of the Grand Masters
In 1309, the crusading Knights Hospitaller (aka the Order of Knights of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem) found a Byzantine fortress near the harbour on what had probably been the site of an ancient temple to the sun god Helios. On this auspicious spot – a strategic one too on the route to the Holy Land – they built the palace of their Grand Master. The street descending towards the sea became home to the inns that served the knights according to their mother tongue. Despite earthquakes and accidental explosions over the centuries, the fortified palace has always been repaired and was one of the residences of Mussolini during the occupation.
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And when you're here, relax
After wandering and losing yourself in the atmosphere of the place, take the time to sit in the shade with something to sip or to eat. On street level and on rooftops, everywhere there are places to stop, refresh and drink in your surroundings. To relax, try Angela Castle near St Fanourios church, a house restored to feel like a private Rhodian home of days gone by. To people-watch, find a balcony table at Nefeli, overlooking buzzing Hippocratous Square. In the height of summer and on Saturday nights through the year, the Old Town is where locals go for their all night fashion parade and music. New places pop up every summer, but there’s usually a handful of chic venues near the old Hammam.
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