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.

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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.

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Sports & Recreation in Rhodes

Embrace the active side of Rhodes Island, where a plethora of recreational sports awaits those seeking adventure and rejuvenation. Dive into the azure waters for a swim or catch a wave while surfing; indulge in the tranquility of a yoga session or explore unconventional leisure activities. With endless opportunities to invigorate your body and soul, Rhodes is the ultimate destination for fitness enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike.

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Water Sports in Rhodes

Rhodes island offers ample opportunities to experience a wide range of water sports. The most prominent sport types are windsurfing and kite-surfing, followed closely by jet-skiing, snorkeling and diving.

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Scuba Diving in Rhodes

Diving tourism and the experience of diving during the holiday combine an ecological way of recreation. 4 million Europeans prefer diving tourism. Among the top destinations is also Greece due to the unique maritime wealth it has at its disposal. Rhodes has some spectacular diving spots and it doesn’t matter if you are a first time diver or very experienced, diving in Rhodes is a joy.

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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.

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Tsambika Beach (Tsampika)

Tsambika beach, an idyllic stretch of golden sand and turquoise waters, is located 25 km south of Rhodes town. Nestled beneath the imposing rock on which the miraculous Monastery of Tsambika stands, this beach is a true gem of the east coast of Rhodes.

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Prasonisi Beach

Journey to Prasonisi, Rhodes' southernmost gem where surfer's paradise meets tranquil oasis, offering stunning landscapes, a lively surfing scene with gear rentals, safe swimming areas, and the authentic Greek hospitality of home-run tavernas, making it a must-see regardless of your surfing prowess.

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Kallithea (Kalithea)

Kallithea (Kalithea) beach is one of the most popular among the locals. It is composed of many small creeks covered with pine-trees. The waters are deep, so you will have to be a bit careful when swimming there.

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Ialyssos Beach (Ialysos)

Ialyssos (Ialysos) beach is one of the most highly organized beaches on Rhodes, and many hotels are located in this area. Like Ixia beach, it is partly pebbly, and very popular to windsurfers as it is mostly windy and wavy as well.

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