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Tuck into moussaka in a village taverna
Most of Gennadi’s eateries are congregated in the village, and they’re mainly mama’s kitchen-style tavernas. You’re likely to be met with a menu of home-cooked Greek dishes, like mousakka, tzatziki, and skewered meat souvlaki.Drive for 30 minutes along the coast, and you’ll reach the whitewashed town of Lindos, which is overlooked by its famous hilltop Acropolis. The mish-mash of ruins up here tells the story of the island’s past – there are remains of an Ancient Greek temple, one from the Roman era, plus a castle built by the Medieval Knights of St John. Best of all, you can hitch a ride to the top on the back of a donkey.
Read MoreTake-homes for family and friends are easy to come by in Gennadi – there are souvenir shops all around the village. When you fancy a heavier hit of retail therapy, though, catch a cab to nearby Lindos, about half an hour away. The pretty town hides jewellers, handicraft shops, and boutiques among its network of narrow lanes.
Read MoreGennadi’s Blue Flag-flying beach is one of the best on Rhodes. The mix of sand and fine pebbles ekes along the island’s southeast coast for around six kilometres, so you’ll never have trouble choosing a sunbathing spot. Whether you’re taking a dip or topping up your tan, beachfront bars and seafood stands keep you going through the day.
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