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Kato Petres, Rhodes

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.

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As you set foot on Kato Petres Beach, you'll feel as if you've discovered a charming little slice of paradise, away from the bustling holiday resorts that surround you. The atmosphere is infused with a dreamy quality that sets it apart from the rest of the areas close by. This is where locals come to enjoy a romantic sunset, as it's widely considered one of the most idyllic nature walks on the island of Rhodes.

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Following the well-kept scenic route, which stretches about 1km (0.6miles) long, you'll embark on a journey of wonder and delight. Beginning at the southern end of Psaropoula Beach, near the entrance of Rhodes Town, the route finishes at the northern end of Ialysos Bay, where the settlement of Kritika begins. Along the way, you'll discover many spots and benches to sit and watch the sea, as well as steps leading down to the beach at a few points.

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Kato Petres Beach is free from modern tourist facilities such as tavernas or beach bars, offering visitors a unique and untouched experience that sets it apart from other, more commercialized beaches. The absence of modern distractions is precisely why some individuals seek out this location, as it allows them to immerse themselves in the natural beauty and tranquility of their surroundings. Even if you don't intend to swim, the trek alone is worthwhile, offering a blissful moment of pure relaxation and the chance to experience a stunning sunset that will remain etched in your memory forever.

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