While visiting Butterfly Valley, it’s essential to respect the natural habitat. Loud noises or clapping can disturb the moths and disrupt their life cycle. Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on uneven paths. Entrance fees apply, and proceeds go towards maintaining the valley. Drinking water and light snacks are available at the on-site cafés, but it’s advisable to carry your own essentials.

Getting to Butterfly Valley from Rhodes is straightforward. You can rent a car, take a taxi, or join an organized tour. Driving takes about 30-40 minutes from Rhodes Town. Buses also operate during the summer season, providing a budget-friendly option. If you prefer convenience and guided insights, many local agencies offer day tours that include transport and a guide.

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, as the valley can get crowded during peak hours. Visiting during these times also offers cooler temperatures, making the walk more pleasant.

 Day trips to Butterfly Valley are popular among visitors staying in Rhodes. Many tour operators offer half-day or full-day excursions that include transport, guided walks, and stops at nearby attractions such as the ancient ruins of Kamiros. These trips are perfect for travelers looking to combine nature exploration with a bit of local history and culture.