An all-inclusive holiday on Rhodes bundles your room, your meals and most of your drinks into one upfront price, so the day-to-day cost of the trip is settled before you arrive. The format is popular on the island because Rhodes has a long season, a deep run of large beachfront resorts and a steady stream … Read more
The Rhodes water park sits just outside Faliraki on the island’s east coast and ranks among the largest aquatic parks in Europe, making it one of the headline family attractions of the whole Dodecanese. Spread across a wide, landscaped site, it packs together gentle children’s pools, a winding lazy river, a wave or activity pool … Read more
Ladiko Beach is a small, sheltered double cove on the east coast of Rhodes, just south of the resort of Faliraki and immediately beside the famous Anthony Quinn Bay, with a mix of sand and fine shingle, clear turquoise water and a horseshoe shape protected by green, pine-fringed headlands. It is calm, partly organised and … Read more
Anthony Quinn Bay is a small, scenic rocky cove on the east coast of Rhodes, set just beside Ladiko beach near the resort of Faliraki, and prized for its strikingly clear turquoise water, rocky outcrops and pine-fringed slopes. It is a pebble-and-rock cove rather than a long sandy beach, which keeps the water exceptionally clean … Read more
Faliraki is the largest and liveliest beach resort on the east coast of Rhodes, set roughly 15 km south of Rhodes town and built around one of the island’s best-known sandy beaches. The resort pairs a long, gently shelving shore with sunbeds, watersports and a large water park, then adds family hotels, apartments and tavernas … Read more
Where to stay in Rhodes means picking a base area on a large island whose north holds the historic capital and whose long coastlines run from lively family resorts to quiet windsurfing bays. Plan tickets and tours through My Greece Tours. For the wider picture of the island, start with our Rhodes travel guide. The … Read more