Glyfada beach located on the south-western part of the island of Rhodes, is a little known beach which has escaped mass tourism, and is not far from the village Monolithos. The beautiful Glyfada beach has waters the shade of emerald green due to the pines that cover the landscape.
Located quite a way down the west coast of the island, it is not the easiest place to get find which to some will make this beach more appealing. Made up mostly of rocks or very large pebbles, and with winds that blow on this side of the island you can often get a bit of seaweed. It is ideal for naturists and for those who want to avoid the crowds and enjoy the sun peacefully in an unspoiled environment.
Good to Know
- Beach Type Beaches and Coves
- Facilities Best to bring your own supplies, although you will find a couple of small basic tavernas, but don't count of sun loungers and parasols.You will also probably not be able to get a mobile pickup, but no panic; should you need to call someone there is a card operated phone box by the beach.
- Nudist Status Tolerated / Clothing Optional
- Ease of Access Easy beach access.
Getting There
- Town / County / State Rhodes, Dodecanese islands, South Aegean, Greece.
- Zip / Postal Code 851 08
- Directions To reach Glyfada beach follow the main west coast road and the signs for Kritinia village. Just after 6 km (or 6 km before the village of Siana) you will see a sign to a side road that takes you to the beach.
Coordinates
- Latitude 39.594658
- Longitude 19.804535
- Sea Level (In Meters) 28
