Distance from Rhodes City: 4Km
Features and facilities: Public transportation, Food, Umbrellas and sunbeds, Hotels
Sports: Windsurfing
Unless you are staying at one of the hotels nearby or you are looking for waves, you are unlikely to pick Ixia for a swim. Basically this is a series of adjacent beaches rather than one single beach, most of them organized and operated by the seafront hotels. Some sections are public and others are private. The beaches have a mixture of sand and pebbles. It is a favourite spot for windsurfers with two water sports centres renting boards and jet-skis. Along the esplanade behind the beach there are supermarkets, kiosks, bakeries, patisseries and restaurants.
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| What our members and visitors say |
 Looking forward to visiting |
| posted on September 1, 2010 by Ixia Emilu |
| My name is Ixia. I was named after the flower; but then my godmother heard of Ixia, Greece. We are planning to go for my sweet 16. I have heard that Ixia is a great place and I'm looking forward to visiting. |
| Will be going back soon |
| posted on August 22, 2006 by RichNLisa |
| Went to Ixia for first time oct 2004 best holiday ever, stayed at Sunny Days perfect for families with chilled atmosphere. Very friendly staff. Ate at JASON No2 food amazing as was service thanks to Nick and co who made it the best place in Ixia to eat. Will be going back soon. |
| Destination Ixia |
| posted on July 15, 2006 by Mark Tayler |
Feel i must comment on the 'monte carlo of Rhodes'. Ok, so thats stretching it a little, but having just returned from a holiday with my wife from Ixia, found it to be a wonderful place and would recommend it to anyone.
Ok, the M1! road streching Ixia's entire length complete with non-stop...honest...non-stop whinning mopeds - But you get used to it, the rough and the smooth i suppose...fact is, compared to other resorts such as the beautiful Lindos (for a day or two visit that is!) and the horrific Faleraki (nice waterpark - 20euros - but a grand day out)... please avoid the actual resort... complete with onlyfoolsnhorses pubs!
Ixia comes up trumps, we walked into Rhodes (late evening) beautiful BEAUTIFUL - walkway coming into Rhodes) the beaches (middle of the coast) are perfect, nice choppy waves. Dometrios good food place to eat. We will be going back, this time to stay at the far end - too far to walk into rhodes perhaps, but we want to try an apartment. |
| Vacation in Ixia |
| posted on December 24, 2004 by Anonymous |
September / October we stayed at the Oceanis hotel in Ixia, Rhodes. We were told before we went that the main road was very busy which it was, and you had to cross to get to the beach. If you plan on using the beach every day there are a few hotels near by with underpasses, which we never used ourselves. We were quite happy with the poolside sunbeds and we enjoyed our stay very much and would go back again.
Walking along the sea front is wonderful and no different to most places abroad. If you hear any negative remarks about the busy road don't let it put you off visiting ixia, it is a beautiful place. The taxi services are excellent and cheap with set rates to everywhere. We went to Rhodes town several times.
I hope this helps you in making your mind up - try it! |
| Well organized |
| posted on February 9, 2004 by Mark |
| Well organized and offes various things to do. Recommended. |
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