Adelianos Kambos, also known as Adele Beach, is a seaside suburb of Rethymnon situated 6km to the east on a flat plain. This area, previously used for vegetable cultivation by residents of the adjoining village Adele, has seen considerable development over the past century, becoming an integral part of Rethymnon city. Access to Adelianos Kambos is straightforward, with local buses running regularly from the city centre.
The extensive sandy stretch of Rethymnon Gulf beach begins at Adelianos Kambos and continues to Skaleta. The suburb offers a variety of accommodation options, from large hotels to smaller establishments, and plenty of choices for dining, shopping, and entertainment. The beach is well-equipped with amenities like umbrellas, lifeguards, changing rooms, showers and bars, making it a popular spot for beach sports and water activities. The sea here is typically shallow but can be wavy, a characteristic of all open beaches on the northern side of Crete. An interesting feature of this beach is the sea turtles that lay their eggs here, leading to the occasional sight of marked nests protected by ropes and signboards.
Beach details
Sand
Blue
Shallow
Usually wavy
Vibrant
Accommodation
Blue Flag
Food and water
Lifeguard
Showers
Umbrellas and beds
Water Sports
Bus services
Paved road
Family friendly
Seaturtle nesting point
Location
Adelianos Kambos beach is located at Adelianos Kambos beach, in the Rethymno region of Crete. The map below shows the exact spot; Google Maps and Waze give turn-by-turn directions.
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Frequently asked questions
What activities can I do at Adelianos Kambos beach?There are plenty of activities to do at Adelianos Kambos beach, such as swimming, sunbathing, beach volleyball, and water sports like jet skiing and parasailing.Is Adelianos Kambos beach suitable for families with children?Yes, Adelianos Kambos beach is suitable for families with children. The shallow waters and soft sand make it a safe and comfortable place for kids to play.Are there any restaurants or cafes near Adelianos Kambos beach?Yes, there are several restaurants and cafes near Adelianos Kambos beach where you can enjoy a meal or a drink while enjoying the beautiful view.Can I rent beach chairs and umbrellas at Adelianos Kambos beach?Yes, you can rent beach chairs and umbrellas at Adelianos Kambos beach. There are several rental shops along the Adelianos Kambos beach where you can get them.Is there a parking area near Adelianos Kambos beach?Yes, there is a parking area near Adelianos Kambos beach where you can park your car for a fee. However, it can get crowded during peak season, so it's best to arrive early.Are there any nearby attractions to visit while at Adelianos Kambos beach?Yes, there are several nearby attractions to visit while at Adelianos Kambos beach, such as the Arkadi Monastery, the Rethymno Old Town, and the Melidoni Cave.What is the water colour of the Adelianos Kambos beach?The water colour of the Adelianos Kambos beach is blue.What type of sand is found on the Adelianos Kambos beach?The Adelianos Kambos beach has sand.How deep is the water at the Adelianos Kambos beach?The water at the Adelianos Kambos beach is shallow.What is the surface of the sea like at the Adelianos Kambos beach?The sea surface at the Adelianos Kambos beach is usually wavy.What is the crowd like at the Adelianos Kambos beach?The Adelianos Kambos beach has normal crowds.What facilities are available at the Adelianos Kambos beach?The Adelianos Kambos beach has accommodation options, food/water nearby, umbrellas/beds, sports, lifeguard, showers, and a Blue Flag.How can I access the Adelianos Kambos beach?The Adelianos Kambos beach can be accessed by bus services and a paved road.Is there any other important information about the Adelianos Kambos beach?Yes, the Adelianos Kambos beach is a seaturtle nesting point.
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