Blue Sea Beach Resort

😌 Perfect for relaxing by the sea
🏖️ Absolute beachfront on Faliraki’s Blue Flag sands
🥂 Easy-going All Inclusive with buffet and à la carte dining
👨‍👩‍👧 Family-friendly with kids’ club, slides and entertainment
🌿 Certified Sustainable Hotel
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Board options: All Inclusive

Rooms: 491
Blocks: 3 | Floors: 4 | Lifts: 5

Child age: up to 11 years (for child pricing)

Blue Sea Beach Resort enjoys a prime spot on Faliraki’s long Blue Flag beach on the east coast of Rhodes. Days can drift by between the sand, the pools and the beachside restaurant, while by night you’re a short taxi ride from Faliraki’s buzzing bars, English-style pubs and late-night clubs.

Faliraki has mellowed in recent years: by day it feels like a classic Greek family resort with calm waters, water sports and plenty of seafront tavernas. It’s a great base for exploring Rhodes Town’s medieval old quarter, Lindos’ whitewashed hillside and the island’s many coves and viewpoints.

• Beachfront – directly on Faliraki’s main beach
• 300m to nearest shops, bars and restaurants
• 2km to Faliraki resort centre
• Easy access by bus or taxi to Rhodes Town and Lindos

Approx. transfer time from airport: 1 hour 25 minutes

Faliraki, Rhodes, Greece

All Inclusive at Blue Sea Beach Resort is designed so you hardly have to think about the bill. The main buffet restaurant handles breakfast, lunch and dinner with live cooking stations, Greek specialities and international favourites, plus a kids’ buffet, highchairs and a handy microwave for families.

At lunchtime, you can switch things up at the Beach Restaurant for casual buffet bites and snacks beside the sand. In the evening, you’re entitled to one à la carte dinner per stay (reservation required, subject to availability) at:

• A’la Greque – Greek à la carte restaurant with show-cooking and a kids’ menu.
• Burger House – international and burger-focused à la carte on the beach.

Three bars keep drinks flowing throughout the day:

• Beach bar – for icy drinks steps from your sunbed.
• Main lobby bar – pre-dinner or post-show cocktails.
• Pool bar – smoothies, soft drinks and long, lazy sundowners by the water.

Smart-casual dress is generally requested in the restaurants (no beachwear at dinner, long trousers for gentlemen may apply). Reservation policies, opening dates and times can vary by season and board; check the latest on arrival.

What All Inclusive typically includes.

Water babies are spoilt for choice here. Outside, there are four freshwater pools, including:

• A main pool with wide sun terraces and loungers
• A second large pool with a dedicated children’s section
• A separate children’s pool with small slides and shallow water
• Another outdoor pool for quieter dips

You’ll also find an indoor heated pool in the spa area (typically heated 01 Apr–05 Nov), ideal for cooler days at the start and end of the season. Pool towels are provided free of charge, which lightens your luggage.

Beyond the pool terrace lies Faliraki’s long, sandy/pebble Blue Flag beach, where the water is generally calm and clear – great for swimming and paddling. Independent operators along the shore offer water sports such as banana boats, parasailing and jet skis (extra charge, seasonal).

Wellness fans can head to the spa centre, which features a sauna, Turkish bath (hammam), whirlpool and a menu of massages and beauty treatments, along with an on-site hairdresser (charges apply; minimum age 12yrs in spa facilities).

The air-conditioned gym is surprisingly well-equipped for a beach hotel, with cardio machines, a free weights area, fixed resistance equipment and a stretching zone (typically open 10:00–18:00, 01 Apr–05 Nov, minimum age 12yrs).

If you prefer to stay active outdoors, the animation team runs a mixed programme that may include:

• Aerobics and aqua aerobics
• Yoga and stretching
• Basketball, football and volleyball
• Tennis, table tennis and darts
• Petanque and family-friendly games

In the evenings, expect frequent entertainment such as in-house shows, live music and professional performances (seasonal, programme varies).

Family Room with Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 4, maximum 4
Ideal for families who want to wake up to the Aegean. These rooms offer a sea view plus either a balcony or terrace and flexible sleeping arrangements (typically a double bed plus extra beds or sofa beds).

Room features include: flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, hairdryer, fridge, air conditioning (usually 01 Jun–30 Sep), and a bathroom with bath or shower. Daily cleaning is included.

Family Room with Land View
Sleeps: minimum 4, maximum 4
Similar in layout to the sea-view family rooms but facing inland for a more budget-friendly option.

Facilities match those of the sea-view family rooms, with balcony or terrace and bath or shower.

Double Room with Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
Bright rooms with a balcony looking out over the pool area and the Aegean beyond. Great for couples or small families.

Inside you’ll find a flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, fridge, hairdryer, shower bathroom, air conditioning (seasonal) and daily cleaning.

Double Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
These rooms offer a partial side-on view of the sea from the balcony or terrace, with all standard amenities: TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, fridge, hairdryer, shower, seasonal air conditioning and daily cleaning.

Double Room with Land View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
A practical option facing the land or gardens, with balcony or terrace.

Facilities: flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, fridge, hairdryer, shower bathroom, seasonal air conditioning and daily cleaning.

Double Room with Land View for Sole Use or Single Parent
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 2
Configured for solo travellers or a single adult with one child. Layout and facilities mirror the standard land-view doubles, but with occupancy adapted for one or two guests.

Double Room in Annexe (Land View)
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
Located in an annexe building across a main road, approximately 50m from the main complex. These are a good choice if you prefer a slightly quieter setting but still want access to all hotel facilities.

Amenities: flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, fridge, hairdryer, shower bathroom, balcony, seasonal air conditioning and daily cleaning.

Double Annexe Bungalow with Private Pool
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 2
A highlight for couples: ground-floor annexe bungalows across the road from the main resort, each with its own private plunge pool and terrace – perfect for low-key, lazy days.

Facilities: flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, fridge, hairdryer, bath or shower, terrace with small private pool, seasonal air conditioning and daily cleaning.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary. Room types, bedding and facilities can change by season – we’ll confirm the exact room you choose at booking.

• Multiple outdoor pools plus indoor heated pool
• Beachfront location with calm swimming and independent water sports nearby
• Gym with cardio, weights and stretching zone (min age 12yrs)
• Aerobics, aqua aerobics and yoga sessions
• Basketball, football, volleyball, tennis and table tennis
• Petanque, darts and light sporting tournaments
• Frequent daytime activities for adults and families (seasonal)
• Evening entertainment including in-house shows, live music and professional performances (seasonal)

• 24-hour reception and concierge-style assistance
• Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures
• Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
• Pool towels provided free of charge
• Kettle, pushchair, motorised scooter and wheelchair hire (subject to availability, charges may apply)
• Certified Sustainable Hotel credentials
• On-site hairdresser and beauty services (extra charge)
• Spa with sauna, Turkish bath, whirlpool and treatment rooms (extra charge, min age 12yrs)
• Coach transfers available when booked as a package holiday

Key facts – Blue Sea Beach Resort
• Country: Greece (Rhodes)
• Resort: Faliraki
• Language: Greek (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Time difference: GMT +2 hours
• Average flight time from UK: around 4.5 hours
• Beach: directly on Faliraki’s long Blue Flag beach
• Board: All Inclusive only

All Inclusive overview (guide)
The All Inclusive package typically includes buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant, snacks for at least 3 hours per day between meals, and local wine, beer, spirits, hot drinks and soft drinks available for a minimum of 12 hours daily. One à la carte dinner per stay at A’ La Greque and Burger House is usually included (reservation required, subject to availability). Exact inclusions can change; you’ll get up-to-date details on arrival.

Families & children
There’s a children’s pool with slides, a separate shallow pool, kids’ buffet corner, kids’ menus and highchairs in the main restaurants. A children’s club for 4–12 year-olds runs a mix of crafts, games and water-based fun (operating dates and supervision requirements can vary; some activities run under parental/guardian supervision). A small playground with swings and slides is also on site.

Facilities, entertainment and opening times are often seasonal and weather-dependent, particularly from April and into November. Information is based on the previous season and may change for the coming summer – we’ll confirm key details at the time of booking wherever possible.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Greece advice.

Blue Sea Beach Resort Prices & Book
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Blue Sea Beach Resort right on the beach?
Yes. Blue Sea Beach Resort is a true beachfront property on Faliraki’s Blue Flag sandy shoreline. You can walk from the pool area straight onto the sand in moments.

2. What is included in the All Inclusive package at Blue Sea Beach Resort?
The All Inclusive programme typically covers buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant, plus snacks at selected times between meals (for at least 3 hours per day). Local wine, beer, spirits, hot drinks and soft drinks are available for a minimum of 12 hours per day. Guests are usually able to dine once per stay at A’ La Greque and Burger House à la carte restaurants, with a reservation and subject to availability. Inclusions and timetable can vary by season.

3. Are there good facilities for children?
Yes, the resort is very family-oriented. Kids have a dedicated children’s pool with small slides, a separate shallow pool, a children’s section in one of the main pools, a playground, and a kids’ club for ages 4–12 years offering games, crafts and water-based activities. The main restaurant has highchairs, kids’ menus and a kids’ buffet section too.

4. How far is Blue Sea Beach Resort from Faliraki nightlife?
Faliraki resort centre is around 2km from the hotel – roughly a 5–10 minute taxi ride or a longer walk depending on pace. Here you’ll find a wide choice of bars, English-style pubs, clubs and late-night venues, as well as plenty of restaurants and shops.

5. Is there a spa and gym on site?
Yes. Blue Sea Beach Resort has a spa area with a sauna, Turkish bath, whirlpool, massage and beauty treatments, plus an indoor freshwater pool. There’s also an air-conditioned gym with cardio equipment, weights and a stretching zone. Spa treatments and some facilities carry an extra charge, and minimum age restrictions (typically 12+) apply.

6. Do annexe rooms at Blue Sea Beach Resort have access to all hotel facilities?
Guests staying in the annexe rooms and annexe bungalows with private pool have full use of the main hotel facilities, including pools, restaurants, bars, spa and entertainment. The annexe building is located across a main road, around 50m from the main complex, so you’ll need to cross over to reach the central amenities.

7. Is Wi‑Fi available at Blue Sea Beach Resort?
Yes, complimentary Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including public areas and guest rooms, so you can stay connected, stream or work as needed.

8. What is the dress code for the restaurants?
The hotel requests that beachwear is not worn in the restaurants, particularly at dinner. Long trousers for gentlemen may be required in the main restaurant and certain à la carte venues in the evening. Smart-casual resort wear is a good guideline.

9. How long is the transfer from Rhodes Airport?
Typical coach transfer time from Rhodes (RHO) airport to Blue Sea Beach Resort is about 1 hour 25 minutes, depending on traffic and the number of drop-offs. Private transfers are often a little quicker.

10. Is Blue Sea Beach Resort suitable for couples as well as families?
Yes. While the facilities make it a strong choice for families, the beachfront setting, swim-up style pool vibe in some areas, spa, and the option for private-pool bungalows in the annexe mean it also works very well for couples who want a relaxed All Inclusive base close to – but not in the heart of – Faliraki’s nightlife.