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The Best Beaches in Faliraki, Rhodes – Where to Swim, Sunbathe & Snap Selfies

The Best Beaches in Faliraki – From Chill Vibes to Instagram Gold 🏖️


If you think Faliraki is just bars, Brits abroad, and hangovers in the sun—think again. Yes, it’s one of the liveliest spots in Rhodes, but it’s also home to some of the most gorgeous beaches on the island. We’re talking soft golden sand, crystal-clear water, hidden coves, and yes—a few sunbeds with suspiciously confident seagulls.


Whether you want to float in peace, snap your next bikini pic, or dive headfirst into watersports and beach bars, Faliraki’s beaches deliver.

Here's your guide to the best beaches in Faliraki, including where to go, what to expect, and which ones are actuallyworth dragging your towel to.


🏖️ 1. Faliraki Main Beach – Long, Sandy, and Full of Life

This is the big one. Stretching over 5km of soft sand, Faliraki Main Beach is the go-to for families, sun-worshippers, and people who like their tan with a side of mojito.

It’s fully organised—sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, beach bars, restaurants, and more inflatable unicorns than strictly necessary.

💡 Best for: All-day lounging, watersports, cocktails on demand
🍹 Vibe: Lively but not rowdy (unless it's high summer)

📍 Related read: Faliraki Nightlife Guide


🪸 2. Kathara Beach – Low-Key and Laid-Back

Just a short walk from the main beach but worlds quieter, Kathara Beach is a small, peaceful stretch of sand and pebbles with calm, shallow waters—ideal if you're not into the party scene or just need a break from screaming jet skis.

It’s also popular with locals, which is always a good sign.

💡 Best for: Families with little ones, older travellers, relaxed mornings
🌊 Vibe: Calm, casual, and very Greek


🐚 3. Anthony Quinn Bay – The Most Photogenic Spot Around

Technically just outside of Faliraki but close enough to include, this rocky little bay is THE place for snorkelling, selfies, and pretending you’re in a perfume ad.

It’s named after the actor from The Guns of Navarone, who loved it so much he tried to buy it (the Greek government said “no, but thanks”).

💡 Best for: Snorkelling, swimming, photoshoots
📸 Vibe: Picturesque, romantic, and always busy by 11am

📍 Related read: Best Sunset Spots in Rhodes (And Why This Isn’t One of Them)


🌿 4. Ladiko Beach – Small, Sheltered, and Stunning

Right next to Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko Beach is a smaller, sandy cove with a few sunbeds, a great little taverna, and calm, clear water. It’s less rocky than its more famous neighbour and feels like a mini escape.

💡 Best for: Quiet dips, easy swimming, couples
🧺 Vibe: Under-the-radar and effortlessly charming


🌅 5. Mantomata Beach – Naturist & Nudist-Friendly

Feeling brave? Or just hate tan lines? Mantomata Beach is Faliraki’s official nudist beach—secluded, peaceful, and clothing-optional (but not creepy). It's well-maintained with sunbeds and a small beach bar, and it's actually very popular with solo travellers and couples.

💡 Best for: Naturists, full-body tans, a confidence boost
🩲 Vibe: Respectful, relaxed, and body-positive


🧺 Bonus: Hidden Coves & Secret Spots

If you’re feeling adventurous, ask the locals or take a walk along the coastline and you might find tiny hidden beaches tucked between the main ones—especially around the Kathara and Ladiko area. Bring snacks, water, and someone who’s good with Google Maps.

📸 Don’t Forget Your Sunscreen and Selfie Stick

Faliraki’s beaches aren’t just beautiful—they’re diverse, meaning there’s something for literally every type of beach-goer.


Whether you want loud and lively, quiet and calm, or naked and free, this corner of Rhodes delivers with sandy, salty style.


Pair this post with:
👉 Best Sunset Spots in Rhodes – yes, most are west coast, but still dreamy
👉 Faliraki vs. Lindos vs. Rhodes Town – Where Should You Stay?
👉 Excursions & Boat Trips – some beaches are easier to reach by sea
👉 Glossary Page – so you don’t mistake “psari” for “pastitsio”


Final Tip:

Go early, go often, and if you can’t pick a favourite beach…
Good news: you don’t have to.