Faliraki Beach
Φαληράκι
The largest resort beach on the east coast, with golden sand, watersports and a bar street. Nightlife is lively.
Faliraki lies on the east coast about 15 km south of Rhodes city and has a golden sandy beach roughly 4 km long. The water is shallow and the waves gentle. The beach offers paid sunbeds, parasols, jet skis, speedboats, banana boats and other watersports, making it one of the largest seaside resorts on Rhodes. The bar street was once famous for young people’s parties and is now more family-friendly, though it remains lively on summer nights. The southern end has a quieter stretch of sand and a clothing-optional beach (Mandomata). From Rhodes city, the KTEL bus takes about 20 to 30 minutes, with frequent departures. Faliraki can be combined with nearby Anthony Quinn Bay, Kallithea Springs and the water park.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Anthony Quinn Bay
- Faliraki Water Park
- Kallithea Springs
- Filerimos & Ancient Ialysos
- Acropolis of Rhodes (Monte Smith)
- Kahal Shalom Synagogue & Jewish Quarter
- Medieval City of Rhodes
- Mosque of Suleiman