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Sprawling over a 4 km stretch, Faliraki Beach is one of the most happening sandy beaches towards the southern part of Rhodes town of Greece. There is a child-friendly space with beach swings and sufficient space to play. Enjoy water sports such as jet skiing, kayaking, banana boating, parasailing, water skiing, and many more on the beachside. The beach is filled with bars, shacks and restaurants.

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Anthony Quinn Bay is a rocky beach on the east coast of Rhodes surrounded by deep emerald water, natural stones, pine trees and verdant vegetation. Biking and kayaking can be enjoyed on the bay, apart from taking a small yacht ride in crystal clear water. It is most busy at the time of sunset as the view looks mesmerizing in the quaint setting around the big rocks.

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from city center 3 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

Kathara beach is a fine-grained sandy beach near Faliraki beach that is spread over a stretch of 300 meters and is surrounded by a clear and tranquil Aegean sea. Having an organized structure with colourful umbrellas, sunbathing chairs and taverns, the place is great for a day out. As the sea is calm and waveless, the area around the beach is child friendly.

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from city center 4 out of 22
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One of the major highlights of Faliraki, Faliraki Harbour is the most picturesque location surrounded by boats, yachts and ships on the calm waters of Faliraki. The harbour has been used as a docking area by locals for ages and is most busy in the morning. Grab a fishing hook and enjoy some fishing activity on the harbour or sit around to glance at the scenic beauty of the Aegean sea. Don’t miss out on Agioi Apostoloi, a Greek monastery located nearby.

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from city center 5 out of 22
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Nightlife in Faliraki can mostly be enjoyed in two parts of the Town - Bar Street and Club Street. The peak party season in Faliraki runs from June to August, while it can be experienced in a more relaxed pace in less crowded scene in June, September and October. These areas attract a younger crowd, particularly those on 18-30 holidays, stag dos, and hen parties. The crowds start to pour in at 10 Pm and party till early morning.

3 km
from city center 6 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

Named after Nektarios Aeginis, Saint Nectarios Church is a classic Eastern orthodox church built in 1980. Colourful roofs with embellished tiles, high ceilings and an arched tower of the hall make the church a perfect epitome of Greek architecture. The Belltower is the highlight of the church adjacent to the lush green courtyard designed from Finta stone.

3 km
from city center 7 out of 22
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One of the largest shopping centres in Rhodes town is in Faliraki, which houses more than 120 retail stores at various nooks. Known for versatile boutique stores, shopping enthusiasts can find clothing, beachwear, handicrafts, jewellery, etc. Various grocery shops, supermarkets and local artisan shops sell unique souvenirs and Greek accessories. Local Greek taverns, restaurants and fast food stalls sell local delicacies.

7 km
from city center 8 out of 22
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Tasos Beach is a rocky beach situated on the northeastern tip of Rhodes, about 4 kilometers from the bustling holiday resort of Koskinou. The beach primarily comprises rocks, with large formations rising above sea level, creating natural lagoons. It is well-equipped, with changing rooms, showers, and toilets available. The lagoons are shallow with warm waters, perfect for children to play in, although caution is advised due to the slippery seabed. The clarity of the sea water makes it an ideal spot for snorkeling and diving. 

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from city center 9 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

A small and beautiful aquarium near Faliraki beach in Rhodes, the Aquarium of Faliraki is home to multiple Mediterranean sea creatures. Highlights of the aquarium are the rescued turtles and octopuses of various species that are treated inside the aquarium. From crabs to sea urchins, stingrays, baby sharks and many more, almost all the animals can be spotted here from a depth of 1 meter to 200 meters. 

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Sea cruise tours on Faliraki are very popular that start from Faliraki harbour and cover multiple destinations like Anthony Quinn Bay, Rhodes, Lindos beach and many more. From a 3-hour short tour around the Aegean sea to a romantic day tour, multiple plans are available for a cruise experience in Faliraki. Most cruise tours cover snacks, beers, wine, and soft drinks. Booking for cruise tours can be done through any agency.

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from city center 11 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

Water sports in Faliraki can be done at various beaches, including Kathara Beach, Faliraki Beach, Anthony Quinn Bay, and Ladiko Beach. There are several activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, windsurfing, parasailing, banana rides, ringo, etc. These can be booked online or through local operators. The prices start from as low as EUR 25.

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from city center 12 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

Faliraki Bar Street is one of the most popular areas in Faliraki, hosting parties and having a vibrant nightlife. Also known as Ermoi Street, it houses various clubs, DJ nights, bars and suites. Enjoy karaoke nights, cocktails, shisha, and dancing events at different bars on Faliraki street. Some of the most famous bars on the Faliraki Bar Streets are Bondi Bar, Bliss Cocktail & Shisha Bar, Mike’s Bar, Cannon Bar, Tiffany’s, and On the Rocks, among many others.

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Horse Riding in Faliraki is one of the common activities that can be cherished under the guidance of multiple clubs offering 30 minutes to 3 hours of riding options. Be it towards a lake or beach, enjoy the picturesque view of mountains and trees in the peaceful stables around Faliraki. There are facilities for horse riding classes, pony rides, or a guided one-time horse riding experience.

2 km
from city center 14 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

On the slopes of Mount Psalidi, St George’s Stalactite Cave is a triangle-shaped cave popular as the first human inhabitant's area from the Neolithic age. Ideal for hiking and nature walks, this cave is full of stalactite, giving it a unique look. The Chapel of St. George is near the cave and an architectural masterpiece. The trekking route to the cave is medium difficulty and takes 15-20 minutes to complete. Take trekking shoes and gear with you as it is not available there.

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from city center 15 out of 22
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Agioi Apostoloi Monastery is a small and stunning Greek Orthodox church on Faliraki Harbour, offering picturesque sunset views from the yard. It is located at the end of the main beach. The white and blue buildings with sculptures on walls and glass paintings that depict biblical scriptures are worth admiring. Lots of local weddings and prayer meetings are held in the church regularly.

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from city center 16 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

Built in 1838, Prophet Amos Monastery is dedicated to Prophet Amos and has ruins from the 5th century AD. Some Byzantine and post-Byzantine mural paintings are placed on the monastery walls. There is a huge rock with a hole near the church building that is considered auspicious as per tradition. A small cafe, Prophet Amos Cafe, is housed near the monastery that serves local delicacies and beverages.

3 km
from city center 17 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

Katergo is a small rocky island located in the harbour of Faliraki around the area of Borinos that resembles a stone ship. The rock is visible from the island. However, visitors are not allowed on the rock. Swimming, diving and boating around the Katergo is popular and is an experience in itself.

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from city center 18 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

Situated between Traganou beach and Ladiko Bay of Rhodes, Erimokastro is a castle built on the top of a mountain and is also popularly known as Acropolis. A deserted castle with ruined walls, Erimokastro is perfect for enjoying the landscape towards the Vigles and seascapes towards the islands of Chalki, Karpathos, Saria, etc. This archaeological treasure is an ideal hiking spot, where visitors can find ruins and fossils around the rocks.

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from city center 19 out of 22
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Kallithea Springs, a historic spa complex on Kallithea Beach, is known for its therapeutic waters and stunning architecture. It is surrounded by lush gardens filled with palm trees, pine trees, and exotic plants. Around the area are several amenities, like changing rooms, showers, sun loungers, parking, and a bar. Arriving early is recommended, especially during peak summer months. A KTEL bus from Lindos costs about EUR 5.50.

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from city center 20 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

Ladiko Beach is a pebble beach, nestled in a small bay surrounded by rocky cliffs and lush greenery. Its unique horseshoe shape results in calm, shallow waters, making it an ideal spot for families with young children. It is well-equipped with a range of amenities like sunbeds, umbrellas, freshwater, changing rooms, and showers. 2 sunbeds and a parasol can be rented for EUR30 in peak season. Bring water shoes to walk comfortably.

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from city center 21 out of 22
Things To Do in Faliraki

Mandomata Beach, often referred to as Mantomata Beach, is a unique and beautiful nudist beach located between Kathara Beach and Anthony Quinn Bay. It is part of the popular tourist resort area of Faliraki but maintains a quiet and tranquil atmosphere. Non-nudists are not permitted, and boats are barred from entering the bay. 

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The Holy Monastery of Saint John the Theologian is a prominent Greek Orthodox monastery located in Chora on the island of Patmos. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the monastery is still active and only a portion of it is open to the public. It is surrounded by heavy fortifications, including tall walls and towers. There is a museum onsite with a rich collection of manuscripts and relics, including the skull of Saint Thomas the Apostle.