Plimmiri Holidays

If your idea of a holiday involves more "peace and quiet" and less "neon lights and karaoke," Plimmiri is the ultimate hidden sanctuary. Tucked away at the southern tip of Rhodes, it’s the place to go when you want to disappear off the grid in style.

Why do people love going on holidays to Plimmiri?

• Total Seclusion - Plimmiri is the definition of "getting away from it all," offering a tranquil vibe that’s miles away from the usual tourist traps.

• Modern Luxury - The area is home to some seriously swanky, all-inclusive resorts that are popping off with high-end facilities and boujee spa vibes.

• Untouched Nature - With its wild dunes and crystal-clear waters, the landscape here is raw, rugged, and absolutely amaze for those who love a natural backdrop.

• Seafood Secrets - The local fish tavern by the harbour is unmatched, serving up the catch of the day so fresh it’s basically just hopped out of the harbour and straight onto the grill.

What is the best time to visit Plimmiri?

Because it’s located in the far south of Rhodes, Plimmiri enjoys a microclimate that’s often a couple of degrees warmer than the north. It’s a haven for sun-seekers, but each season brings a different kind of magic to this quiet coastal corner.

• Spring - Average 21°C - The surrounding countryside is blooming and the air is fresh, making it a 10/10 time for long, undisturbed beach walks.

• Summer - Average 32°C - Expect properly piping-hot days and warm, balmy nights perfect for outdoor dining whilst the Meltemi breeze keeps things from getting too melty.

• Autumn - Average 25°C - The heat mellows out but the sea stays incredibly warm, perfect for a lovely late-season dip without the school holiday crowds.

• Winter - Average 16°C - A peaceful, isolated retreat where you can watch the waves and enjoy the solitude of a Greek island in its most natural state.

What are the best beaches to visit on your Plimmiri holidays?

The coastline down south is a world away from the manicured sands of the north. Expect wide-open spaces, volcanic pebbles, and water so clear you can see your toes perfectly whilst you hunt for seashells.

• Plimmiri Beach - A mahoosive, sandy-and-pebble bay that’s never crowded, ideal for those who want to pretend they own their own private island.

• Mavros Kavos Beach - A bit of a hidden gem with dunes and shallow water, attracting adventurous souls who don't mind a bumpy track to find paradise.

• Lachania Beach - This nearby stretch is peaceful and pristine, perfect for couples who want to spend the day laying flat with a good book.

• Prasonisi Beach - Located at the very tip of the island, this world-famous spot is where two seas meet, attracting windsurfers and Instagrammers alike.

• Gennadi Beach - A long, wide stretch of shingle with a few trendy beach bars, great for those who want a bit of music with their sunshine.

Things to do on your Plimmiri holidays

While the main aim in Plimmiri is usually "doing nothing," there’s plenty of adventure nearby if you start to get itchy feet. From exploring ghost towns to mastering the waves, southern Rhodes is a playground for those who like their activities with a side of scenery.

• Windsurfing at Prasonisi - Head to the tip of Rhodes to watch the pros or have a go yourself at one of the world's top-tier surf spots.

• Visit the 'Ghost Village' of Vati - A zippy trip inland to this sleepy village offers a glimpse into traditional life that's totally authentic and a bit mysterious.

• Lunch at the Harbour - Grab a table at the famous local fish taverna and tuck into some delish calamari while the boats bob right in front of you.

• Stargazing on the Dunes - With almost zero light pollution, the night sky here is a piece of art - it’s basically a free planetarium show every single night.

• Explore Kattavia Village - The southernmost village on the island is a stun spot for a coffee and a bit of a gossip with the friendly locals.

• Off-Road Safari - Rent a 4x4 and head into the rugged hills nearby for views that are quite frankly a bit ridiculous.