Faliraki - the holiday resort on Rhodes, in Greece

Faliraki, holiday resort on the east coast of Rhodes

Faliraki, a man made resort, boasting very good hotels. It is the most popular, highly developed and liveliest resorts, of the island. It is pride itself being the island's "party resort". Whether relaxing in one of many cafe bars, topping up the tans or getting some water sports experience. Faliraki has it all.

During the day, the long sandy beach, the largest sandy beach on Rhodes and probably the largest organized beach of it's kind in hole Greece. The sparkling sea offers good sunbathing, safe swimming and a wide range of water sports. The beach in fact, stretches some 4 km featuring, more than 4.000 sun beds and umbrellas. Here you'll find a wide range of different kinds of water sports. Faliraki features four other bays that satisfy even the most demanding visitor. In Faliraki you'll find the biggest Water Park in Europe.

At night the tempo rises ! Faliraki becomes live with an action packed evening. There are more than 60 restaurants, bars and clubs within a 20 minutes walk of the beach. An extensive range of entertainment, from karaoke and fun pubs to cocktail bars, not to forget the Clubs, that will keep you out to all hours of the morning. Ermou is "Bar Street", but the pavements of Kalithea Ave also sound to the disco beat after sundown. Many bars remain open well after midnight, so you don't have to rely on the nightclub for a final drink. For lovers of good food Faliraki offers a big selection of restaurants, tavernas and fast foods, catering all tastes, from Greek to Italian, British and even Indian and Chinese. To sum it up: fun, fun, fun, great Party time, water sports, such as paragliding, water-skiing, snorkeling and jet skis. Here are fantastic big and small hotels, excellent studios and apartments, bars, clubs, restaurants and tavernas, the most beautiful sandy beach and of course it's infamous fish bowls. With its lively atmosphere, jam-packed beach and dazzling neon light's, it's hard to believe this used to be a tiny fishing village, known for its beauty and serenity. Now it's attracting people from all over the world.