Kamiros Beach is a nice, organised beach where visitors can use sunbeds, umbrellas, toilets and changing rooms. Three taverns operating in close proximity to the beach also increase the comfort of the place. One tavern specialises in seafood dishes, while the other two offer a classic menu combining Greek and international cuisine.

Kamiros is a sand and shingle beach with crystal clear water. Right at the entrance to the sea, there is only beautifully fine sand on which small children love to play. There is also a small playground for them. There are no water sports on Kamiros Beach and it is generally a quiet and uncrowded beach, as it is located in a quiet area of Rhodes, away from the busy holiday resorts on the east coast.

Kamiros Beach stretches for about 200m on the northwest coast of the island, close to the villages of Kamiros, Kalavarda and Fanes. Not far from the beach (about 2 km inland) is the important archaeological site of Kamiros, which reveals the remains of the ancient city of Kamiros, one of the most powerful cities of Rhodes in the 6th to 5th century BC. A visit to this archaeological site is one of the most popular trip tips.

When traveling around Rhodes, besides the village of Kamiros and the adjacent Kamiros Beach, we can also come across with the name of Kamiros Skala. Kamiros Skala (or Skala Kamirou) is a small harbour village also located at the west coast of the island, but about 13 km south of Kamiros. From the port of Kamiros Skala, boats sail to the nearby island of Halki as well as to the smaller islet of Alinda.

More touristic destinations of Rhodes

Close beaches: Anemomilos (Anemomylos) beach, Fanes beach, Kalavarda beach

Most favourite beaches of Rhodes: Afandou beach, Agathi beach (Agia Agatha), Agios Pavlos beach (Lindos - Saint Paul Bay), Anthony Quinn beach (Vagies), Elli beach (Rhodes Town), Faliraki beach, Megali Paralia beach (Lindos), Prasonisi beach, Tsambika beach

Resorts, beaches, sights or trips - clearly listed on the map of Rhodes.