Rhodes Afandou beach
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• General info • Hotels • Things to do & See • Tours & Activities • Map • Members Photos (6) • Greeka Photos (5) • Reviews (3)
• General info • Hotels • Things to do & See • Tours & Activities • Map • Members Photos (6) • Greeka Photos (5) • Reviews (3)
Best Hotels & Accommodations
Afandou Bay
Luxury
Recommended for: Family, Luxe, Near the Beach
Afandou Bay Hotel is a five-star hotel that houses rooms and suites with white-colored furniture, comfortable beds, access to shared pools, two on-site bars, a restaurant, and spa facilities.
Things to See & Do
Activities & Entertainment
Top Tours and activities
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Sun and Sea 3 hours all Inclusive Swimming Cruise
Book nowfrom € 50.00Category: Island, Boat Tours3 hours MapEnjoy 3 hours of cruising the Aegean Sea, swimming, and snorkeling in 3 of the most beautiful bays of Rhodes. Relax on board and enjoy local snacks and unlimited drinks from the open bar.
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Catamaran Day Cruise with Lunch
Book nowfrom € 70.00Category: Island, Boat Tours6 hours MapCome aboard a luxury catamaran and cruise around the east coast beaches of Rhodes. Discover Anthony Quinn Bay, the hidden caves of Kalithea, and Afandou beach, and enjoy a Mediteranean lunch.
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Reviews
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carcarx5 13 Jul 2009Extend opening hours of monumentsThe trip to Rhodes was very long (18 hours by ferry) but fortunately there were no delays. Last summer, we had travelled by ferry again and the departure was 2 hours late. We had been more tired of the delay than the trip. Fortunately, this time all went good.
We love all the greek islands but and we are coming for relaxing every year. This time we were looking for something more traditional. Afandou in Rhodesseemed the perfect place, which it proved to be correct. Protect such lovely beaches and do not turn them in teen beaches, like Faliraki.
Greece loves its history a lot and preserves it nicely. The Acropolis in Lindos was excellent. It is just a shame that some monuments are closing in the afternoon. When are we supposed to climb up the hills with the monuments, when the sun is burning? They should really be open till sunset.
The traditional Greek food is a must, it is absolutely lovely. I personally like the lamb kleftico, or stifado and the sword fish is always cooked to perfection. In Afandou we went to the reknowned four seasons restaurant almost every evening, as the chef and waiters were fantastic. They even opened one and half hours earlier, so they could give us a last meal before setting off to the airport at 7pm.
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ben67 23 May 2009No such thing as bad Greek mealI am in my 60's and therefore I prefer mostly te village life and no music bars and discos, rather a relaxed nightlife. We stayed in Afandou village on our vacations to Rhodes, about two years ago. The beaches was beautiful and pretty crowded in late August.
People in taverns and gift shops were friendly, although sometimes I would feel some pressure to buy. Food was excellent but dishes were normal. You usually find the same menus in Greek restaurants, whether you are in Athens or in the islands. However, all are of good quality. There is no such thing as a bad Greek meal.
Our hotel was great but one thing that I din't like was that the sewage system hasn't been improved over the last 25 years that I visit Greece. Bins need to be emptied on a daily basis, too, which is very weard because in UK we have sold these things out since many ages.
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nenane 15 Jul 2008Not very child friendlyAfandou was a long and nice beach, with clear water and nice taverns close to it. Our hotel was there and we were frequent visitors. No problem with Afandou, everything was fine. However, if you have children, it would be better to find a more child-friendly beach, because a lot of windsurfing was practised there. This means that both windsurfers and the wind blowing were dangerous.
