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54 beaches on Rhodes have received a Blue Flag award in 2024

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.

Rhodes beaches have been awarded 55 blue flags in 2022

A sun-drenched paradise for beach enthusiasts, for 2022 Rhodes has received a remarkable 55 Blue Flags from the Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature (HSPN).

Kanari Beach & Miaouli Beach

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.

Meltemi (or Meltemia), the winds of the Aegean

We all know or have heard about the winds of the Aegean, most commonly known under the Turkish name Meltemia that appear during the summer season. The etymology of Meltemi is of Turkish origin. The ancient Greeks called it "Etesian" (Yearly). Meltemia generally belongs to the category of seasonal winds.

The west coast of Rhodes: Windsurfers Paradise

Popular resorts, bustling with life, important archaeological sites, picturesque villages and beaches perfect for windsurfing await the visitor of this side of Rhodes.

Diving in Rhodes

Rhodes is a historic island which has been a crossroad of civilizations in antiquity. Boasting a unique culture, diverse nature, impressive architecture, perfect weather, beautiful coastlines and friendly people helps to make the island the first choice holiday destination for hundreds of thousands of tourists each year. Yet the beauty of Rhodes doesn’t end on the surface. An amazing world of supreme beauty is waiting for you under the sea, for some extraordinary underwater experiences!