Beach Club Day Bed Prices
in Rhodes

A day on a Rhodes sunbed can cost anything from the price of a pair of loungers on the town beach at Elli to a fuller spend at a smart club on the Kallithea coast, and the gap between the two is wide. The figure depends on the venue, the day of the week, how close you sit to the water and whether you take a plain sunbed, a full daybed or a front row table. We list the real, established clubs on Rhodes below and let each venue quote the number for your date rather than print a price that will be wrong by the weekend.

Every spot here is genuine, from the waterfront lidos on Elli to the club coast around Kallithea and Faliraki, and the note tells you what shapes the cost at each. Where a venue runs on a minimum spend rather than a fixed bed rate we say so, and where we cannot verify a current figure we mark it to be confirmed, because an honest blank beats an invented number. The joy of Rhodes is that the sand still connects to a town and its kitchens, so plan the swim, then the long lunch. Send a date and party size through the form and the club confirms the real cost of the day you want.

Three things move a Rhodes beach club bill more than anything else. The first is the calendar: July and August are the peak, when beds are scarce and rates and minimum spends climb, while June and September hold the warm sea for less. The second is the seat, since a front row daybed or a set on the water costs far more than a plain lounger in the second line, and a sunset table is dearer again. The third is what is included, because some rates cover only the bed while others fold in towels, service or a food and drink credit you spend at the bar.

Read the model before you sit down. A lido that charges for a pair of sunbeds is simple to budget, and on Rhodes the town beaches at Elli often let that spend go against lunch. A club that works on a minimum spend means the bed is notionally free and you commit to a kitchen total instead, which can run high on a busy Kallithea afternoon. Ask which model a venue uses, what the bed buys and whether the minimum is per person or per set of beds, and you will not be caught out. Better still, treat the club as the swim and keep the feast for a village taverna or the Old Town, where the bill buys more.

The honest way to avoid a surprise is to ask for the number before you sit down. Pick the venue from the Rhodes beach club directory, then send a date and party size and the club confirms the real cost of a sunbed, a daybed or a table and whether a minimum spend applies. A weekday or a shoulder week is gentler on the bill, and reserving ahead secures both the position and the price, which matters most on the Kallithea coast in high summer.