Taking you back to medieval days, Faliraki combines 14th century historical sites with dynamic clubs and cosy tavernas. Spend your days on sand and shingle shores, roaming 200 nameless streets in the nearby Rhodes Town or race down a plethora of slides in one of the largest waterparks in Europe. When dusk falls, watch as the beachfront bars and party venues transform into neon-lit, music-pumping drinking spots – attracting crowds of holidaymakers with its open until dawn clubbing scene. Pass up dancing to the latest pop anthems, and head to the outskirts of the resort for authentic Greek pubs or cocktails from rooftop hideaways. The resort’s unbeatable activities, extensive list of hotels and numerous landmarks steeped in rich culture, make holidays to Faliraki unforgettable.
Food & drink in Faliraki
Take your taste buds on a culinary adventure as you sample local delicacies from top-quality restaurants nestled among the cobbles. Menus are full of specialities such as lamb kleftiko, pastisada, a hearty stew and Barbouni, a red mullet fish often served lightly fried with a drizzle of lemon. Among some of the best on the island, restaurants such as Cavo Costa Kouzina and Yamas Mario boast raving reviews for their idyllic locations, first-class service and delectable traditional and international dishes. Look beyond the typical Mojito or classic Daiquiri and embrace world-famous Greek resinated wine, known as Retsina. Once you’ve hit the dancefloor at Bondi Bar and Bed Rock Club, its customary to enjoy a shot of Ouzo – the island’s aniseed flavoured spirit.