I spotted this when we were driving to somewhere else - just as were coming over the cliffs I spotted this sandy beach - only a brief glimpse. that was enough. On the way back we decided to have a look. We ended up staying for 3 hours. In fact this is our last day and on the way back... More

We had three lovely days at the beach, one rainy day we climbed the 300+ steps, the view was amazing. The second day we went late (3pm) and swam far out in the sea with our girls (aged 3 and 4), the sea was so clean and calm, we went to a taverna at 6pm but he was just leaving... More

Fantastic beach with selection of beach bars - Also that climb to the monastery - worth every one of the 307 steps (honest - views to die for) More

My boyfriend and I stayed in Ixia and hired a car one day. We stumbled across this beach after driving past. I'm so glad we stopped to have a look. It's gorgeous! It's a quiet beach, popular with locals rather than lots of tourists. Well worth a visit. More

This beach is reached via a windy road off the main road from rhodes town to lindos. The road narrows to a bumpy track towards the beach and there is plenty of parking some with shaded rafia covering. Wherever you park though the owners of the sunbeds will want you to use their allocated area for the sunbeds. These were... More

We went to Tsambika beach to climb the mountain to Tsambika Monastery, the beach looks amazing I didnt stay on it but I will be going back this year and will spend the day on the beach. The Monastery is said to help people with fertility problems, you climb 300 steps to the top and believe me if you are... More

Lovely long, sandy beach. Clear warm water... Easy to park and loads of sunbeds... More

Tsambika Beach is the best beach I have ever visited. Soft, white sand and clean and very clear water where you could easily spot some "aquarium fish". Sunbeds were as close to the water as they could be placed and the rent of two beds and umbrella was very reasonable. By the beach there were many little restaurants and kiosks... More

If you want to see Tsampika beach from the best spot, then you need to climb some 300 steps to reach the small Church on top of the hill, but go there early morning before the heat can beat you. More