Noeuds dans Rhodes

Rhodes, the beautiful island of the sun, is the largest of the Dodecanese islands in the Aegean Sea. On average, Rhodes has 300 days of sunshine a year.

Pebble beach with a few boulders, some of which are in shallow water

To find the boulder turn sharp left (almost 180°) immediately after restaurant The Roc. Start from shallow water.

Pass by restaurant The Roc and walk ~50m further. Start in shallow water.

Rocky public access beach with crazy rock formations and some short overhanging cliffs over deep water.

Start as on ‘Kalinichta’[8078156685], exit on ‘Kalimera’[8078007264].

Located on the left to 'You Can Go Further'[6727904739]

(36.376392, 28.237458) On the far right side of the beach there's an obvious cove with some pretty deep water. The route is tucked deep in the cove on the north facing wall. Fun little wall full of nice big pockets. Climb your way up into the overhang using the pockets and take a seat. Climb out of tiny cove of deep water offering great protection for any fall. Just be ready to get your shoes wet. Topo.

An easy to find cliff with few routes. Located just above the famous Anthony Quinn Bay, an exceptionally beautiful bay and beach of Rhodes. You can also see the Ladiko cliff on the right side. After climbing go swimming to Anthony Quinn Bay just below.

A short approach and many routes make this the most popular spot to climb on Rhodes.

Located above School.

Also called "Mpourdelaki" sector. Route names written on the wall.

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The wall located left and below the cave. Route names are painted on the wall.

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The remarkable cave feature in the center of the crag.

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Located to the right of the cave. The rock here is a little loose and the belay landing is not as plush. Long routes up to 28 m. Most holds very sharp.

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An ok route the kind of moves back and forth left then back right.

Nice route up a sort of arete feature. Nicely bolted.