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Beaches in Rhodes, Greece

 

 

 

The popular Greek Islands offer sightseers many activities, one of the more popular attractions of Greece is seeing the beaches or shoreline. The appeal for sun and sand is the main reason for magnetizing tourists towards the astonishing views of the Greek coast. We would suggest that the finest time to travel Greece and relax in its flawless sandy coastline and deep clear waters, is between June and October.

There are many amazing beaches, offered by Rhodes. The island of Rhodes offers an array of heavenly sandy seaside with crystal deep waters waters, and varying facilities including taverns, bars, and watersports. The scenic beaches on Rhodes have crystalline waters and are rare in every way. Their its own beauty makes them all worth a visit! Here are some of the most popular swimming places on the island.

The beach of Kalathos is located just over 50 kilometres south-east of Rhodes City. The beach itself is velvety and golden, and the waters are crystalline and clean. Wooden sun beds and bamboo umbrellas are there to use if you wish to hire. Kalithea is situated on the north eastern coast of Rhodes and is just under 10 kilometres from the capital of the island. The beach of Kallithea is famous for its hot medicinal springs It is a wonderful place with palm and pine trees and crystalline blue/green waters.

Faliraki lies on the north-eastern part of Rhodes, and is just under 14 kilometres from the capital of the island. The coastline of Faliraki is made of flawless golden sands that run over 4 kilometres and gives tourists sun beds, umbrellas, many water sports, taverns, restaurants and beach bars. The beach of Traganou is situated is just over 15 kilometres south-east of the capital of Rhodes and just under 4 kilometres from Faliraki. The beach consists of small light coloured pebbles and is boarded by crystal blue waters. Only a small section of the seaside is organized the rest is left in a natural way. There is also a lovely fish tavern welcoming hungry sightseers.