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What is your favorite beach on Rhodes?

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I went to Rhodes once as part of a cruise stop, and I spent the whole time touring the Knights of Saint John area, as well as the Acropolis of Lindos. By the time the tour was over, there was no time to really do much else. Next time I go, I want to hit the beach. Do you have a favorite beach on the island?
 
The best beach I have seen on Rhodes is Megali Paralia which is within walking distance from Lindos, Rhodes. here is a photo:

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Tsambika beach is STUNNING!

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Oh wow! They both look like excellent choices. Thanks guys!
 
This photo of Prasioni beach speaks for itself ?

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mastichas09 That is not a photo of Prasonisi beach.It is of Lindos beach.
The best beach on Rhodes is Agathi near the village of Haraki.
 
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Tpebop said:
mastichas09 That is not a photo of Prasonisi beach.It is of Lindos beach.
The best beach on Rhodes is Agathi near the village of Haraki.
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ohhh thank you for correcting :)
 
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