Our most beautiful beaches 

1. Tsambika Beach

Tsambika Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Rhodes and a true paradise for beach lovers. Nestled in a picturesque bay and surrounded by steep hills, the beach offers breathtaking views and a relaxed atmosphere, making it ideal for both those seeking peace and quiet and those seeking active vacations. 

With its fine golden sand and clear, turquoise waters, Tsambika Beach is ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and relaxing. The gently sloping sea makes it particularly family-friendly, as children can splash around safely in the water. For those seeking a bit more action, there are a variety of water sports available, including jet skiing, windsurfing, and parasailing.

In addition to its natural beauty, Tsambika Beach is also known for the Tsambika Monastery of the same name, perched high on a hilltop and offering magnificent views of the bay and the surrounding landscapes. 

A short but steep climb leads to this spiritual site, worth visiting not only for its religious significance but also for the panoramic views. The beach is well-equipped with sun loungers and umbrellas, and numerous tavernas along the coast offer delicious Greek specialties. Here, guests can end the day with a fresh fish dish or a refreshing drink while enjoying the sunset. Tsambika Beach is the perfect place to experience the beauty of Rhodes—whether relaxing on the beach, strolling along the coast, or exploring the surrounding area. 

2.  Anthony Quinn Bay

Anthony Quinn Bay is one of the most picturesque bays on the island of Rhodes and a true paradise for nature lovers and snorkeling enthusiasts. Named after the famous actor Anthony Quinn, who filmed here during the set of the movie "The Guns of Navarone," this bay offers a stunning backdrop of crystal-clear waters, rocky coves, and lush vegetation. 

The bay is surrounded by steep cliffs, and access to the water is via small pebble beaches and rocks, ideal for sunbathing and relaxing. The calm, azure waters are perfect for snorkeling, and the submerged rocks offer a fascinating underwater world, especially popular with diving and snorkeling enthusiasts.

The charm of Anthony Quinn Bay lies not only in its beauty, but also in its relatively quiet atmosphere compared to other, more popular beaches in Rhodes. It offers the perfect retreat for visitors who want to avoid the hustle and bustle of the larger beaches and enjoy a relaxing day in unspoiled surroundings. 

There are several tavernas in the area serving delicious Greek specialties and are ideal for a break overlooking the bay. The spectacular views of the sea and the surrounding hills make Anthony Quinn Bay an unforgettable experience. 

Anthony Quinn Bay is the ideal place to experience the natural beauty of Rhodes, whether relaxing by the water, snorkeling, or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance. It is a true gem that continues to attract visitors. 

3. Stegna Beach

Stegna Beach on Rhodes is an idyllic, quiet beach, especially popular with vacationers seeking a relaxing getaway away from the larger tourist crowds. Nestled in a picturesque bay and surrounded by green hills, Stegna offers the perfect place to escape everyday life and immerse yourself in the Mediterranean atmosphere. 

With its fine pebble beach and clear, azure waters, Stegna is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing. The beach slopes gently into the sea, making it suitable for families with children. While the water is calm in most areas, there are also small waves, making the beach particularly popular with water sports enthusiasts and divers. 

Stegna Beach is characterized by a particularly cozy, relaxed atmosphere. The beach is uncrowded, allowing you to enjoy the sun in peace. A few sun loungers and umbrellas are available, and there are several tavernas along the beach offering fresh, local dishes. The fish dishes are particularly recommended here – enjoy the catch of the day with a glass of Greek wine while gazing out at the shimmering sea. 

The area surrounding Stegna Beach is ideal for walks, where you can enjoy the unspoiled nature and the charming atmosphere of this small fishing village. 

The region is less touristy, making Stegna a perfect place for quiet days amidst the beauty of Rhodes. Whether you simply want to relax, enjoy nature, or sample Greek cuisine, Stegna Beach offers everything you need for an unforgettable stay in Rhodes. 

4. St. Paul`s Bay

St. Paul's Bay on Rhodes is one of the island's most picturesque and impressive bays. 

Nestled in a charming, rocky setting and surrounded by lush nature, this place exudes a special tranquility and beauty, making it a popular destination for visitors who want to discover the island's diverse landscapes. The bay owes its name to the Apostle Paul, who, according to legend, stopped here when he landed on Rhodes. 

The history and natural beauty of the place make it a fascinating destination for history buffs and nature lovers alike. With its clear, emerald-green waters and picturesque cliffs lining the shore, St. Paul's Bay is ideal for a relaxing dip in the sea. The calm waters are perfect for swimming and snorkeling, and the bay is often visited by boats and yachts enjoying the area's pristine beauty. A small pebble beach invites you to sunbathe and relax, and the natural atmosphere provides a special sense of relaxation.

The area surrounding St. Paul's Bay is characterized by the impressive backdrop of the Agios Pavlos Chapel, perched high above the bay on a hill. 

The picturesque chapel and the magnificent sea views offer a great opportunity for photos and a peaceful retreat. There are several tavernas nearby serving traditional Greek cuisine – perfect for refueling after a refreshing swim in the sea while enjoying the view of the beautiful bay. 

St. Paul's Bay is a special place to immerse yourself in history and enjoy the peace and quiet. 

5. Prasonisi Beach

Prasonisi Beach on Rhodes is a true natural wonder and a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts. 

This unique beach is located on the southern tip of the island and offers a breathtaking backdrop shaped by the winds and the two straits. What makes Prasonisi such an exceptional location is the headland, which is connected to an island during the summer months when the tide is low – a spectacular sight that makes the beach a true highlight for nature lovers and adventure seekers. 

Prasonisi is particularly known for its ideal conditions for windsurfing and kitesurfing. The strong winds that prevail on the southern tip of Rhodes attract numerous surfers and kiteboarders from all over the world every year, who can enjoy themselves here. The beach offers excellent conditions for both beginners and professionals, as the sea in the bay is relatively calm, while the waves on the other side of the headland are often stronger. 

The wide sandy beach of Prasonisi invites not only sports activities but also relaxing hours in the sun. The crystal-clear waters are ideal for swimming and sunbathing. Those who prefer the quiet side of the beach can enjoy the gentle waves on the north side, while the south side is perfect for exciting water sports adventures. 

In the area around Prasonisi Beach, there are several simple tavernas serving freshly prepared Greek specialties. They offer a pleasant opportunity to relax after an exciting day by the water and enjoy the view of the vast landscape. 

Whether you are a passionate water sports enthusiast or simply want to experience the impressive scenery and peaceful atmosphere of the beach, Prasonisi Beach offers a unique opportunity.

6. Kopria Beach

Kopria Beach on Rhodes is a quiet, lesser-known beach that offers visitors a relaxed and undisturbed atmosphere. Away from the island's larger and more popular beaches, Kopria remains a hidden gem for those seeking to escape the crowds and relax amidst unspoiled nature. 

Characterized by fine sand and small pebbles, the beach is surrounded by impressive rocks that lend it a special charm. The clear, azure waters are ideal for swimming and snorkeling, as the underwater world around the beach is still relatively untouched. The gently sloping seabed also makes Kopria Beach an ideal destination for families with children for a relaxing day by the water. 

Kopria Beach is particularly known for its tranquility and seclusion. The beach is uncrowded, making a visit a peaceful experience. Visitors can fully enjoy the beach's natural beauty and unspoiled character, without the hustle and bustle of other tourist hotspots. 

There are only a few taverns in the area around Kopria Beach, making it a true retreat. Here, you can enjoy Greek specialties in a relaxed atmosphere while enjoying peaceful views of the sea and the surrounding countryside.

7. Fourni Beach

Fourni Beach in Rhodes is a quiet and lesser-known beach, distinguished by its unspoiled nature and relaxed atmosphere. Nestled in a picturesque bay, Fourni offers a perfect combination of crystal-clear waters, gentle waves, and a peaceful setting, making it ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat. 

The beach itself is characterized by fine sand and some pebbles and is perfect for a refreshing swim in the turquoise sea. The gentle slope of the beach and the calm waters make it particularly inviting for families with children and less experienced swimmers. The natural surroundings provide a stunning backdrop, with green hills surrounding the area, giving the beach its special charm.

Fourni Beach is not overrun by large crowds of tourists, making it an ideal destination for those seeking peace and quiet. The beach is perfect for relaxing sunbathing, swimming and snorkeling, or strolling along the coast. 

Those who love nature and want to discover an authentic, unspoiled place will find a little paradise here on Rhodes. There are no major tourist facilities near the beach, which contributes to the idyllic atmosphere. Nevertheless, visitors can enjoy Greek specialties in small, traditional tavernas in the area, while enjoying views of the shimmering sea and the surrounding hills. 

8. Elli Beach

Elli Beach is located right in the town of Rhodes and is one of the island's most famous beaches. Its central location makes it very popular with both locals and tourists, offering a perfect combination of city life and beach holidays. The beach is characterized by its fine sand and clear, turquoise waters, making it ideal for a relaxing day by the sea. 

Elli Beach is a well-equipped beach, equipped with sun loungers and umbrellas, allowing visitors to comfortably enjoy the sun all day long. The gently sloping waters make it particularly family-friendly and suitable for beginners in swimming and snorkeling. Furthermore, the quiet atmosphere and easy accessibility ensure a relaxing time, away from the hustle and bustle of large resorts. 

In the area around the beach, there are numerous cafés, bars, and restaurants where you can enjoy typical Greek cuisine. The beach bars, offering refreshing drinks and snacks, are particularly popular – ideal for a break after a refreshing dip in the sea. From Elli Beach you also have a wonderful view of the port of Rhodes and the historic old town, which is just a short walk away.

The beach is not only a popular spot for sunbathing, but also a perfect starting point for exploring the sights of Rhodes Town. Whether you're strolling through the Old Town, visiting the Averof Statue, or touring the nearby historical sites, Elli Beach is the ideal place to spend the day and then explore the city's attractions. 

Elli Beach is the beach for those who want to combine city life with a beach holiday. With its location, comfortable facilities, and clear waters, it's an ideal spot for relaxation and fun. 

9. Agathi Beach

Agathi Beach on Rhodes is a true natural paradise known for its undisturbed beauty and peaceful atmosphere. Nestled in a picturesque bay surrounded by towering cliffs, this beach offers a stunning backdrop of golden sand and crystal-clear waters. 

Its secluded location makes Agathi Beach a perfect retreat for those seeking peace and quiet in nature. The beach itself is a small, fine sandy beach that slopes gently into the sea. The clear, turquoise waters are ideal for swimming and snorkeling, and the rocky areas surrounding the bay offer interesting discoveries for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. 

However, there is no commercial infrastructure on the beach: no sun loungers or umbrellas are provided, and the beach is unmanaged. Visitors should therefore bring their own sunscreen and possibly some food and drink.

10. Faliraki Beach

Faliraki Beach on Rhodes is one of the island's most famous and popular beaches, particularly known for its lively atmosphere and diverse recreational opportunities. Located directly on the east coast, this beach attracts families, couples, and young travelers seeking a mix of sun, sea, and fun. 

Faliraki's fine sandy beach stretches for several kilometers and offers enough space for anyone looking to spend a relaxing day by the sea. The clear, azure waters are ideal for swimming and water sports. Windsurfers, kitesurfers, and jet skiers especially appreciate the conditions in this area, as the winds and water are often perfect for having fun. 

Faliraki Beach is particularly well-equipped: sun loungers and umbrellas are plentiful, and there are a variety of bars and restaurants along the beach where you can enjoy refreshing drinks or traditional Greek dishes. Those who like a lively atmosphere will enjoy the atmosphere here – the beach is a hub for water sports, but also for relaxing in the sun. 

The area around Faliraki also offers many other leisure activities. Nearby is the famous Faliraki Water Park, one of the largest water parks in Europe, which is particularly popular with families with children. The proximity to the lively town of Faliraki also makes the beach an ideal starting point for immersing yourself in the island's nightlife. Bars, clubs, and restaurants offer a variety of options for unwinding in the evening after a sunny day. 

Faliraki Beach is the beach for those who want to combine an active beach day with plenty of entertainment and amenities. There's something for everyone here - whether relaxing in the sun, trying out water sports or enjoying the diverse activities along the beach.

11. Traganou Beach

Although the beach lacks extensive tourist infrastructure, it has its own special charm. There are few sun loungers and umbrellas here, which only contributes to the natural tranquility of the place. Visitors should bring their own sunscreen, snacks, and drinks for a relaxing day at the beach. 

Traganou Beach is ideal for snorkelers and divers, as the water is clear and the underwater world is particularly charming. Nature lovers can enjoy the tranquility here, admiring the rocks and the sea, and enjoying the fresh air. 

Another advantage of Traganou Beach is its proximity to Kallithea Springs, a historic spa town known for its healing springs. It's a lovely place to take a stroll and explore the surrounding area before returning to the beach.