Plimmiri (Plymmiri), Rhodes

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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Amenities & things to do at Plimmiri (Plymmiri) beach:

Snorke-
ling

Scuba

Water sports

Canoes

Food

For kids

Showers

Beach loungers

Parking

Plimiri extends for 4 km with spectacular sand dunes and lush vegetation. The water is crystal clear, and this is really more of one of those places to seek for some solitude.

There are some sunbeds and some umbrellas for rent, but you can always find a quiet spot to relax while it also famous with nudists There is a taverna or two near the beach for snacks and meals.

The beach is lined with trees with lots of little shady places. This side of the island is great for windsurfing. There are some great villas in the area that you can hire for a week or more.

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