Traganou Beach sits on the east coast of Rhodes at the northern end of the long Afandou Bay, a quieter sand-and-shingle strip backed by low sandstone cliffs. It is best known for the sea caves carved into the soft rock at one end, which swimmers and snorkellers float into and through when the water is … Read more
St Paul’s Bay sits at the foot of the Acropolis of Lindos on the east coast of Rhodes, a near-enclosed cove of deep blue-green water reached by a narrow opening to the open sea. Two small pebble beaches frame the inlet, the rocky cliffs shelter the water from wind, and a tiny white chapel dedicated … 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
Kallithea Springs, known as Terme Kalithea, is a restored thermal-spring spa complex turned heritage attraction on the east coast of Rhodes, set around a domed rotunda, colonnades, pebble mosaics and palm-shaded terraces above small rocky coves. Built in an elegant style that blends Mediterranean, art-deco and Moorish influences, it no longer works as a spa; … Read more