Best Beaches on
Rhodes
Greece Travel Secrets' choice of the best beaches on Rhodes, an island known for its beautiful sandy beaches.
Lindos Beach on Rhodes with View of the Acropolis
Best Beaches on
Rhodes
(in strictly alphabetical order)
Agathi Beach
This tranquil beach, situated near Haraki village, offers
calm turquoise waters and soft sand, making it a perfect spot for families.
Agios Pavlos Beach
This scenic beach, situated near the village of Lindos, offers
a peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the surrounding cliffs.
Anthony Quinn Bay
Anthony Quinn Bay is a picturesque cove known for its
emerald waters. It gained its name from the famous actor who loved the bay so
much that he bought it. The beach is perfect for swimming and snorkeling, but
it's not suitable for children due to the presence of sharp rocks.
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Faliraki Beach
Located in Faliraki, this long sandy beach is popular for
its water sports and party atmosphere.
Gennadi Beach
Located in the village of Gennadi, this quiet and unspoiled
beach features crystal-clear waters and a peaceful ambiance.
Glystra
Situated on the east coast of the island, Glystra beach is a
hidden gem with sandy shores, shallow waters, and a private atmosphere. It is
recommended for those with a car or staying in nearby Kiotari or Lardos.
Ialyssos Beach
Situated in the resort town of Ialyssos, this long pebble beach is popular for its windsurfing and kite surfing conditions.
Jordan Beach
Found near Kallithea Springs, Jordan Beach offers a choice of four rocky beaches with unique formations carved by the sea and wind. While the sand here can be sharp and rocky, it provides an excellent backdrop for photography. Nearby Tassos Beach is more suitable for children, with smoother rocks and shallower waters.
Kallithea Beach
Located in Kallithea, this scenic beach features thermal springs and beautiful architecture from the Italian occupation era.
Ladiko
Located near Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko is a small and scenic bay with better sand than its neighboring beach. Due to its size, it can get busy during the summer.
Lindos Beach
Situated in Lindos, naturally, this picturesque beach boasts crystal-clear turquoise waters and stunning views of the Acropolis.
Pefkos
Pefkos is a popular resort town with a beautiful sandy beach. The sand is soft and golden, and the turquoise waters are shallow and inviting.
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Prasonisi
Located at the southern tip of Rhodes, Prasonisi is a double beach known for its spectacular beauty. It is popular among kitesurfers due to the strong winds.
Stegna Beach
Located in the fishing village of Stegna, this unspoiled beach features soft sand, crystal-clear waters, and a relaxed vibe.
Traganou
Located between Faliraki and the village of Afandou, Traganou beach offers a quieter escape from the crowds. While the beach consists mainly of small pebbles, it offers some of the best swimming opportunities on the island, with crystal clear waters and caves to explore.
Tsambika
This golden sandy beach is situated near the village of Kolymbia, is named after the nearby monastery, and offers a generous sandy beach. Despite some organisation and occasional parties, the beach still maintains a wild and wonderful atmosphere.
More Rhodes pages
Travel advice, information on Rhodes in the Dodecanese, with ferries from Piraeus for Athens, Symi, Crete, Kos, Patmos, Santorini, and flights from Europe
This walk through the Old Town of Rhodes takes you through this World Heritage Site and along the main streets and past the city walls, palaces and mosques.
During Easter on Rhodes Greece Travel Secrets publisher Mike Gerrard travels from Lindos to Kattavia to visit a monastery and spend Easter with a Greek family.
The best Rhodes guidebook is undoubtedly the A-Z Travel Guide to Rhodes, including Symi, with a new revised and updated edition for 2022.
Rhodes festivals and events include those celebrated throughout Greece like Easter and Greek Independence Day, and others that are unique to the island.
If you’re wondering what to do on Rhodes then our suggested highlights include Rhodes Old Town, Lindos, Kameiros, and a visit to Symi.
Several mosques in Rhodes Town offer a reminder of Ottoman Rhodes, along with a delightful Muslim cemetery.
Greece Travel Secrets recommends where to stay in Rhodes Town, including boutique and historic hotels in the Old Town and modern hotels in the New Town.
Mandraki Harbour is the main harbour of Rhodes Town for travellers and from here you can catch ferries to Piraeus, Symi, Kos, Kalymnos, Patmos, and to Turkey.
Greece Travel Secrets recommends where to stay in Northern Rhodes with hotels and apartments in Faliraki and elsewhere from 5-star luxury to family-friendly.
The Greece Travel Secrets guide to Rhodes food and drink including the Greek words for meze, meat dishes, and fish dishes, and a guide to the best Rhodes wine.
Greece Travel Secrets recommends its choice of where to eat in Southern Rhodes, including restaurants and tavernas in Lindos, Gennadi, Pefki and Monolithos.
Lindos is one of the main attractions on the Greek island of Rhodes, with its Acropolis, other ancient sites, beaches and historic captain’s houses.
Greece Travel Secrets’ guide to places to see in Southern Rhodes include Gennadi, Glystra, Pefkoi, Kiotari, Lardos, Moni Thari, Lindos, Kattavia and Prasonisi.
Greece Travel Secrets recommends where to eat in Rhodes Town with fine-dining restaurants and inexpensive tavernas in the Old Town and the New Town.
Greece Travel Secrets recommends where to eat in Northern Rhodes, including fish restaurants and roadside tavernas in Faliraki, Ixia, Kamiros and Charaki.
Rhodes weather is hot in summer and mild in winter, so read Greece Travel Secrets’ advice on the best time to visit Rhodes and why you should consider Lindos.
The Greece Travel Secrets guide to the Old Jewish Quarter, which you’ll see if you visit the Old Town of Rhodes.
This Southern Rhodes drive starts and ends in Lindos and takes in Gennadi, Kattavia, Monolithos and the chance to stop at several good beaches.
Rhodes Town museums include an archaeological museum, Byzantine museum, a museum of decorative arts, and exceptional collections of modern Greek art.
Greece Travel Secrets picks the best time to visit Rhodes, with a monthly summary of the weather, plus hotel prices and special events to help plan a visit.
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