To protect the butterflies, avoid loud noises or touching them, as they are sensitive to disturbances. Bring plenty of water, especially in summer, as the valley can be humid. Insect repellent is also a good idea for personal comfort. If you’re traveling with children, note that strollers may not be practical due to uneven paths.

Butterfly Valley is easily accessible by car, taxi, or bus from Rhodes Town. Buses run regularly during the tourist season and are an affordable option. If you’re staying in a resort, many hotels offer organized excursions. For those driving, parking is available near the entrance.

The best time to visit Butterfly Valley is between June and September when the Jersey tiger moths are most active. Early mornings or late afternoons are ideal for a quieter experience and cooler temperatures. Spring offers lush greenery, but butterflies are less prominent during this time.

Butterfly Valley can easily be combined with other nearby attractions for a full day of exploration. Pair your visit with the charming village of Kallithea or the Monastery of Filerimos, both located a short drive away. Many organized tours include multiple stops, such as wine tastings or visits to traditional villages. End your day at a seaside taverna, savoring fresh Greek cuisine while reflecting on the valley’s serene beauty.