Alyki Beach

Alyki Beach, also known as Aliki, is a serene pebble beach located on the southwestern coastline of the Greek island of Rhodes, specifically beneath the village of Monolithos, which is renowned for its medieval Monolithos Castle. The beach is situated approximately 76 kilometers away from the capital city of Rhodes.

Alyki Beach is characterized by its pebbly to rocky terrain, with patches of fine sand at the water's entrance. The beach offers stunning views of the west side of the ocean, and the clear waters are sometimes accompanied by larger waves. The area is also surrounded by intriguing rock formations, with underwater reefs that draw the attention of fishermen and sport divers. However, visitors should be cautious as some of the rocks can become sharp and hot during the summer season, making water shoes a recommended accessory.

In terms of amenities, Alyki Beach is unorganized and does not offer facilities such as toilets or food and drink places. However, sunbeds are available for rent. Given the lack of amenities, visitors are advised to bring their own food and water.

The beach is accessible via a narrow winding road from the resort, leading to a sign indicating "Alyki Beach," and a set of stone steps that lead directly to the beach. However, these steps may be challenging for some individuals, including those with children or individuals with disabilities.

Despite being a popular tourist location, Alyki Beach is known for its tranquility. Even during the peak tourist season, it is not uncommon for visitors to find themselves alone on the beach, with typically no more than two people visiting at a time. This offers a peaceful and picturesque setting for visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of Rhodes.