Rhodes has been blessed with many fantastic beaches. These are just a​ few of our favourites.​

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IXIA​

A popular destination for windsurfing enthusiasts. It has a long stretch of​ shingle beach with big breakers.​

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KALITHEA​

Crystal clear waters make this the ideal spot for scuba diving, snorkelling​ and swimming. Explore the marine life around the rocky coves in the​ picturesque area.​

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FALIRAKI​

​A wide expanse of golden sand with numerous watersports. Leading​down to the only nudist beach on the island, the Mandomata beach is​also very quiet and more scenic than the main beach.​

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LADIKO (Anthony Quinn Bay)​

​Very secluded and beautiful, Anthony Quinn once visited the spot, fell in​ love with it and claimed it for his own, but the secret did not last long.​

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TRAGANOU​

​This is the beginning of Afandou Beach. Very clean and pebbled with a​ couple of shallow caves to explore. A taverna on the beach provides​ refreshment making it an ideal spot.

 

TSAMBIKA​

​Overlooked by the historic monastery perched on top of the hill, this​secluded stretch of golden sand has to be seen to be believed.​

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AGATHI​

​This unspoiled stretch of fine sand is a favourite of the locals; so, it​must be good! There are two tavernas along the beach. This is really​getting away from it all.​

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VLICHA​

​The view from the road will be enough to entice you. Just before you​turn the corner for Lindos you will see the large bay with the bluest,​clearest water imaginable. A shingle beach excellent for swimming.​

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LINDOS​

​Two very popular beaches with a beautiful view of the village and the​Acropolis above. A quieter spot on the other side of the village is St​Paul’s Bay.​

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NAVARONE BAY​

​Mainly known for being the spot where ‘Guns of Navarone’ was filmed,​ the stunning shade of blue water you will find here is probably one of​ the best on the island.​

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GLYSTRA​

​An ideal place for sun worshippers. The sandy beach with clear waters,​ a perfect spot for families.​

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PRASONISI​

​The most southernly point of the island, Prasonisi is well known for​

joining of the Mediterranean Sea and the Aegean Sea. Popular with​

wind surfing on one side of the beach and relaxing on the other.​

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