In 2024, the municipality of Rhodes has distinguished itself as the leader in Greece for Blue Flag beaches, with 54 of its beaches receiving this prestigious accolade. Announced by the Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature (EEPF), these awards highlight excellence in beaches, marinas, and tourist boats for the year 2024.
Read more »Akti Miaouli beach and Akti Kanari beach are organized and well visited beaches, yet still not as crowded as the neighboring beach of Elli. The beaches are located on the northwest coast of the capital city of Rhodes, in short walking distance from the city centre.
Read more »Positioned down a small paved path, Kato Petres Beach is a wonderful tranquil spot that exudes a relaxing and serene atmosphere. The absence of sun beds, parasols, and intrusive merchants creates a sense of untouched natural beauty that is hard to come by in other, more crowded locations on Rhodes. Moreover, this secluded place is free from the noise and distractions of nearby tourism hot-spots, offering visitors the opportunity for a more relaxing and calm time on the beach.
Read more »Zephyros beach (also Zefyros beach or or Zefiros beach) is situated on the northeast side of the island, at the city entrance as you arrive from Faliraki and Kalithea, close to the new Marina of Rhodes.
Read more »Rhodes has been awarded with 39 blue flags for it's crystal beaches by the Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature (HSPN), the National Operator of the Blue Flag International Program in Greece. This makes the Rhodes the municipally with the highest count of Blue Flags, according to the HSPN.
Read more »Imagine a place where the shoreline transforms with every bend, revealing a mosaic of secluded coves, sandy stretches, and lively seaside spots. This is Rhodes - an island where the beaches are as diverse as the visitors they welcome.
Read more »This remote little beach is 45 km southwest of the city of Rhodes, on your way to the castle of Kritinia.
Read more »Limni beach is a wide remote stretch of beach on the lower west side of the island, just under the village of Apolakkia. It is out of the way and not the easiest place to get to, but you can still find some comforts, such as showers and a toilet block.
Read more »Rhodes is suitable for holidays addressing the whole family by offering infrastructure for entertaining children regardless of age, from toddlers to teenagers, such as the Faliraki water park, riding schools, go karts, or numerous shallow and sandy beaches. Here are some tips and things to do in Rhodes for families with kids.
Read more »Popular resorts, bustling with life, important archaeological sites, picturesque villages and beaches perfect for windsurfing await the visitor of this side of Rhodes.
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