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Just spent 6 hours on the beach today.George who took over following the death of his father has done a great job & built a new cantina.Lounger & umbrella is 5 euros.It is a sandy beach & shallow .Over 30 couples on the beach by 10 AM plus one family with 2 boys who were building sandcastles.It is quiet being well away from other tavernas that are pumping out loud music.There are 2 buses that leave rhodes town @ 9AM & 9.30 AM. Only one leaves the beach 16.30 PM
 
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Tpebop said:
Just spent 6 hours on the beach today.George who took over following the death of his father has done a great job & built a new cantina.Lounger & umbrella is 5 euros.It is a sandy beach & shallow .Over 30 couples on the beach by 10 AM plus one family with 2 boys who were building sandcastles.It is quiet being well away from other tavernas that are pumping out loud music.There are 2 buses that leave rhodes town @ 9AM & 9.30 AM. Only one leaves the beach 16.30 PM
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Thanks for posting! Any pictures of the beach/cantina?
 
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sorry no photos. I follow beach etiquette & leave my camera @ home when going to any beach. My phone does not have a camera.
 
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sorry no photos. I follow beach etiquette & leave my camera @ home when going to any beach. My phone does not have a camera.
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Quite right too!?⛱️!....I like that..."My phone does not have a camera!"?........ Kalley Mera from Thailand.
 
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Tpebop said:
Just spent 6 hours on the beach today.George who took over following the death of his father has done a great job & built a new cantina.Lounger & umbrella is 5 euros.It is a sandy beach & shallow .Over 30 couples on the beach by 10 AM plus one family with 2 boys who were building sandcastles.It is quiet being well away from other tavernas that are pumping out loud music.There are 2 buses that leave rhodes town @ 9AM & 9.30 AM. Only one leaves the beach 16.30 PM
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Glad to hear George took it over. We will be there in September Covid permitting
 
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gulogulogulo said:
Glad to hear George took it over. We will be there in September Covid permitting
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I would love to hear how Rhodes is during September! I've always wanted to travel off peak times but I've never gotten the chance since my kids had summer vacation and that's really the only time we can travel
 
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September is not off peak. Its usually a busy month & still hot.Off Peak on Rhodes is from mid October until the 2nd week of November..The last weeks of july have been unusually hot. Temperatures nearing 40 C
 
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Especially this summer. It is EXTREMELY HOT in Greece right now
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September is not off peak. Its usually a busy month & still hot.Off Peak on Rhodes is from mid October until the 2nd week of November..The last weeks of july have been unusually hot. Temperatures nearing 40 C
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Spent a few days recently on the nude beach. Thanks George for taking good care of the best place on Rhodes
 
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gulogulogulo said:
Spent a few days recently on the nude beach. Thanks George for taking good care of the best place on Rhodes
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Was it very busy during this time?
 
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