At the northern part of the eastern coast, approximately 24M SE of the old town lies Lindos.
This bay is open to the east and forms a natural port.
Two rocky islets are located northeast of the bay, and large rocks up to 3m on the bottom.
The depths at the inner side of the bay are 6-20 meters.
There are two small coves at the northwest and southwest of the bay.

Small boats can stern to the western side of the breakwater.
There are no lights at night, so it’s best to approach it in the daytime.
Lindos provides good shelter, especially from the southwest and northwest winds.
The bottom is rocky with some sand

In a car-free town, visit Lindos early in the morning or late in the afternoon, walking through narrow and shady alleys, restaurants, shops, and a wide, spectacular beach.

There is also a small bay south of the castle and a large parking lot nearby.
You can climb to the castle on foot or a donkey’s back; The view is breathtaking.

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