Very Popular - Which Greek Island

Kallithea

Kallithea is a V shaped bay on the east coast of Rhodes. It's privately managed with an entrance fee to get in. There's a small shingle beach and loungers in a raised area on either side. There's no water sports but a trendy vibe makes it very popular.

Casino

Casino beach is a section of Elli beach on the northern tip of Rhodes island. It's coarse sand and stone, covered in sun loungers and usually pretty busy. There's loads of places to get refreshments and nearby water sports and diving platform too.

Faliraki

Faliraki is a huge beach on the east coast of Rhodes, it's made up of soft golden sand with board walks to help keep your feet off the hot sand. There's water sports, beach tavernas and even an inflatable assault course to keep you entertained.

Anthony Quinn Bay

Anthony Quinn Bay is a small rocky beach on the east coast of Rhodes it's covered in stones rather than sand so it's not ideal for youngsters, particularly as it gets deep fairly quickly and it's pretty much always busy meaning there's not much space to play.

Agathi

Agathi is a gorgeous golden sand beach in the middle of the east coast of Rhodes. It has 5 or 6 rows of nice wooden sun loungers, water sports and tavernas for food and drinks. It's perfect for families with soft sand and crystal clear shallow water.

Faliraki

Faliraki is towards the northern end of the east coast. In the past it's had a reputation as an 18-30 destination with large groups of drunken revellers filling the streets but it’s grown and developed over the years into more of a family friendly resort.

Lindos

Lindos is a gorgeous village midway down the south east coast of Rhodes. It's a maze of narrow cobbled streets and shops selling locally produced goods like lace and embroidery. Plus, there's the incredible acropolis of Lindos on the mountain above the village.

Rhodes Town

Rhodes town is the capital and lies on the northern tip of the island. It's split into 2 sections, the old town with cobbled streets and historical sites and the modern new town with an almost endless amount of hotels, restaurants and nightlife.

Perissa

Perissa beach is widely considered the best in Santorini, it has black sand, crystal clear water, beach side tavernas, good quality umbrellas and sun loungers as well as a fantastic selection of water sports to keep everyone in your group entertained.

Perivolos

Perivolos lies on the south east coast and has the usual black sand and pebbles. It offers everything for a more upbeat day on the beach with hundreds of sun loungers available to hire as well as bars playing music and water sports too.

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