Rodopos - all beaches

This beach is absolutely stunning, with its rocky shoreline. There are two small sections that are usually deserted, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling and having some peaceful time under the sun. The cliffs also provide a picturesque backdrop for capturing beautiful photos and enjoying a glass of wine while watching the sunset.

The beach is nearly deserted, likely due to the large waves. It's important to be cautious of sea urchins.

Lovely shoreline with all the facilities, blue banner, and loungers that are complimentary when you purchase beverages at the nearby eateries. The ocean is pristine and ideal for a dip if the weather is calm. It can become quite busy on weekends and calm days, so it's advisable to arrive early if you wish to secure a lounger. The sun sets 30 minutes before dusk due to the mountains in the west. In general, a great spot to relax if you find yourself in Kissamos.

To put it simply, this beach is never too crowded and has a wide expanse of pebbles. The water is deep and a bit dirty, with high waves. Strangely enough, it also has the warmest water compared to other beaches I've visited on this island.

This particular beach in Crete may not be the most visually stunning, with its dark and murky waters. However, it still holds a certain charm for those who are seeking a different kind of beach experience. It's a place for those who have already explored the more picturesque beaches and are looking for something new and unique.

What a delightful location! Not only frequented by tourists, but also by the locals. The crystal-clear waters are a sight to behold. The atmosphere is very relaxed and easy-going. As the sun sets, a large tree provides a lovely shade. There is a charming little bar that offers refreshing drinks and authentic local cuisine. The children had a blast jumping off the rocks into the refreshing water.