| Faliraki beach Rhodes:
The beach resort of Faliraki is the most developed of the island and one of the most cosmopolitan spots of Rhodes. It lies on the north-eastern part of Rhodes, 14 kilometres from the capital of the island and 10 kilometres from the airport.
The beach of Faliraki is one of the most organised beaches of Rhodes, offering sun beds, umbrellas, many water sports (water skiing, wind surfing and much more), taverns, restaurants and beach bars.
It is situated next to Faliraki Beach, near the small fishing harbour. The whole area is full of luxurious hotels and other kinds of accommodations..
Afandou Beach:
Afandou beach is a very long beach just 22 kilometers on the eastern side of Rhodes town and just a few meters from our studios.
Its crystal clear waters will fascinate you, it is fairly known as
the best Rhodes island Beach!
Afandou Village is there, as well as Afandou Golf where you can practice your skills at Golf.
The beach is sandy and gravel, its depth, clarity and water purity are ideal for swimming even for the most demanding visitors!
Lindos Beaches :
Lindos Bay is pretty and very popular, with good safe swimming.
Vlicha is another good and quieter beach to the north. To the south there is St
Paul’s Bay with clear water enclosed by rocks. Lindos beaches have a modest
selection of beachside tavernas and plenty of opportunity for watersports including waterskiing, scuba diving and paragliding
Haraki Beach:
Haraki beach is set on a curved bay and is a mixture of shingle and sand. Perfectly clear water is excellent for snorkelling.
Ayia Agathi beach is considered one of the very finest beaches on Rhodes
Ialysos( Trianta ) Beach:
Ialyssos beach offers watersports facilities including tuition and a windsurfing club. The welcome breezes and low waves here make both windsurfing and sailing very popular
Agathi Beach
Deep, golden sand in a medium sized cove of clear water with a few underground rocks make AGATHI one of the best beaches on the island and about 36km from Rhodes town.
A new road peters out to a dirt track where you can take your car on the beach. The sands are golden and soft and waters shallow making it ideal for children.
There is no resort as such, just the sheltered beach, about 600m long, with a string of beach cantinas and a few rows of sun beds.
Don't expect too much from the cantinas, only the basics are served up. There are toilets and showers at the cantinas and even a cardphone.
On the far side of the sands is the tiny chapel of Ayia Agathi built into a cave. Camping is allowed at the far end of the beach.
If you prefer quieter beaches without watersports and noisy jet skis, this is the one to head for, though it does get busy with locals at the weekends.
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Rhodes beaches
