Beautiful little bay. There is a taverna overlooking the bay with good food and chilled atmosphere. We hired a boat and dropped anchor in the bay, there's also a car park behind the taverna that serves Anthony Quinn Bay and Ladiko Bay which is also worth a visit. Very popular with various tours, so sit and chill at the bay facing taverna tables and watch the visiting pirate ships, yellow submarines, and catermerans, or hire a car shaped pedalo.

We hired a boat for the day from a nearby beach and anchored here for a few hours and had lunch and wine on the boat, also enjoyed a swim in the warm sea. Its a beautiful location both from the boat and when looking down onto the bay from Lindos town. Its just beautiful.

Fabulous location for snorkelling and swimming, we enjoyed that much we when back twice in our one week holiday. Small secluded bay with refreshments and facilities near by. Recommend any early arrival to get best visibility of fish over water and benefit from the sunshine before the beach area goes into shade.

We did not stay long but wanted to see this famous bay. Very picturesque free parking and a shot walk down to the beach. We enjoyed our visit in mid Apeil, might get a bit crazy busy in summer

Cracking place to visit. I chose to walk it from Rhodes Town. Frankly, don’t bother. The journey isn’t picturesque, takes over 2 hours and you may come close to being clouted by traffic. Once there, though, you find that the bay is adjacent to Ladiko beach (also nice and sandier). The colour of the water is amazing. The beach is standard fayre. But sandy, bit stony but is does provide some good shady spots. I’d recommend sliders or water shoes for ease of getting and out of the water. And snorkelling kit. There is a place to buy some food and drink there, which is reasonably priced. The best way to get to and from the place is via bus or car. If you take the bus, it’s about 10-15 minutes walk from the road and costs 2.50 euros to Rhodes Town. You can’t get a return, so 5 euros for a round trip. Well worth it. Easy to see why Anthony Quinn fell in love with it. Glad he wasn’t allowed to buy it though, so the rest of us can visit so easily.

Great place to have a swim in the sea. With a great bar/snackbar over looking the bay. Plenty of parking and easy to access. To hire a sun bed was pricy and because it’s all stone it isn’t the easiest to walk on, so bare that in mind if you struggle with your mobility.

Very nice, clean water, interesting for snorkeling. Nice view on bay from above. It's really, really shame that they put sunbeds on every available inch, that ruins whole image and feeling. My advice would be go early in the morning when there is no crowd yet, and after few hours leave to another place

This is a must visit! It was so beautiful!!! We arrived around 11am, I’d suggest getting there early as there weren’t many beds left! The beds were a bit pricy, I think they were €32 for 2 beds with an umbrella. We hired some snorkelling equipment for €15, definitely do this or bring googles as there’s lots of fish and it was so pretty! We spent all day here, there’s a restaurant and a place to get sandwiches and drinks too. Would definitely recommend!!!

Beautiful bay! Very crowded though so I do recommend getting there early if you want to get a sunbed (€20). Me and my partner just put our towels down in the shade, which we didn’t mind as we were there for swimming anyway. Beautiful clear water and even though the bay was crowded, there wasn’t actually many people in the sea which was great. We also had food at the restaurant at the bay which was lovely.

We visited here on a boat trip from Ixia and the views are outstanding. The water is crystal clear, if you take a snorkel you will see loads of fish. A must visit location when spending time in Rhodes