Destination

This is one of the best kept secrets in all of Rhodes. Most of the locals don't even know about this place. Accessible only by boat, Kokkini Ammos beach is close to Agathi beach. It is hidden away and there are no paths leading to it, so you will have a very private beach with no tavernas, sunbeds or umbrellas. It's not a long beach, but chances are if you venture out here, you'll only need to share it with a few other people, maybe none at all.

Traganou or Traunou is known for the cave located at one end of the beach. Unlike the other beaches in Faliraki, Traganou does not have a sandy beach but pebbles. However, it has crystal clear, deep blue waters and will surely fascinate you with its beauty.

Tsampika beach is one of the most popular and most beautiful beaches of Rhodes. It took its name from the monastery of Panagia Tsampika that dominates the rock of the beach. The golden fine sand and its blue-green and clear waters create a magical landscape for visitors. Although it is far from the towns and villages of the island, it is not completely deserted, since there are many restaurants and water sports services.

The beach features fine sand, small rocks and emerald waters, surrounded by green, tree-covered hills. Guests can enjoy the comfort of the sunbeds, as well as indulge in the culinary delights offered at the nearby tavern. Ladikos beach consists of a mixture of sand, pebbles and stones, so it is recommended to bring beach shoes. The seabed forms gentle plateaus before starting to deepen more steeply, providing a safe zone for children to play. Ladikos Beach has a fascinating history as it once served as a commercial loading and unloading point for olive oil. Local fishermen have even discovered clay vessels from shipwrecks in the surrounding waters. Now, the picturesque bay of Ladikos is an attractive destination for daily boat tours, which offer visitors the opportunity to discover the hidden treasures such as the natural formation of this idyllic location.

Τhe seaside resort of Stegnon in Rhodes is characterized by a relaxed and family atmosphere. It is located just 500 meters from the village of Archangelos and is an ideal place for those looking for relaxation and the traditional "village" feeling.

Afandou Beach, one of the largest beaches in Rhodes, is located 19 kilometers south of Rhodes Town. The village of Afantou is located around the natural bay. The beach consists of sand and pebbles and offers many facilities. The waters here are of excellent quality and deep. The advantage here is that the waters are also very cool, even in the height of summer.

The beach that won a special place in the heart of the famous actor Anthony Quinn rightfully deserves to be named after him. The protagonist of the well-known film "The Cannons of Navarone" was identified with the small picturesque bay where some of the filming of the film took place and in later years it attracted a large number of tourists and famous visitors. Its emerald waters will enchant you, as will the tall pine trees that surround it, reminiscent of retro postcards.

Kallithea is located in an environment of stunning beaches and world-renowned thermal baths, on the east coast of Rhodes, two kilometers from the bustling resort of Faliraki. Kallithea is relatively quiet: nevertheless, it offers the visitor an excellent number of entertainment options. The beaches, bays, coves and caves, where many locals prefer to gather, offer something for every member of the family.

Kolymbia is an organized, mostly sandy beach, but by no means as crowded as the neighboring beach of Faliraki. Hotels in the area are mostly preferred by elderly visitors and families, so the atmosphere in the whole area is rather relaxed.