Saint Paul's Bay

  Saint Paul's Bay, nestled near the picturesque village of Lindos in Rhodes, is a hidden treasure known for its vibrant turquoise waters framed by striking rocky cliffs. Historically significant, this bay is named after the arrival of St. Paul in 58 AD, who sought refuge here during his journey. The main feature of Saint Paul's Bay is its beach, where visitors can relax, swim, or explore the surrounding area. During the peak months of June to September, the bay becomes a popular spot for both locals and tourists. As you visit, take a moment to admire the nearby ancient ruins or snorkel among the diverse marine life, making your trip both relaxing and culturally enriching.