Amenities & things to do
at Glyfada Beach beach:
Snorke-
ling
Scuba
Water sports
Canoes
Food
For kids
Showers
Beach loungers
WC
Parking
All this however does not deter the few hardy souls, which are mostly foreigners, with a taste for exploration. It is one of the least known beaches in the west coast of Rhodes. The many pine trees give the water its deep green colour, but the constant winds stir up the water and make it blur. To get here you will have to follow the sign as you come up towards Rhodes from Monolithos, just after the village of Siana (6km - asphalt road). The beach has two small tavernas.
Agathi beach is famous for its fine sand and its shallow waters. On your way to the beach, you will see the Medieval Castle of Feraclos (Feraklos), which is also worth a visit.
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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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Plimmiri beach (or Plymmiri beach) is on the southeast side of the island, about 70 km south of Rhodes Town. This area is not heavily developed yet.
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