Pool day passes in Rhodes

Pool day passes in Rhodes start from €10 and go up to €70, with options spread across the island's main resort areas. There are 7 venues offering day access, from budget-friendly pool clubs in Ixia to full-scale waterparks in Faliraki and 5-star resort passes in Kallithea.

The island's pool scene divides into three zones. Ixia sits on the northwest coast, about 4 km from Rhodes Old Town, and has the most beach club-style venues. Faliraki is the waterpark hub, 15 km south of the city. Kallithea is where the large family resorts cluster, roughly halfway between the two.

Most venues accept walk-ins, but the popular spots fill fast in high season (July–August). Villa Di Mare and the Sheraton are best booked a day or two ahead. Waterparks operate on standard ticketing, so you can show up on the day. All prices listed are per adult.

• Villa Di Mare Seaside Suites (from €10 / about $11). Best for pool parties and sunset DJ sets.
• The Water Park Faliraki (€27 adult / about $29). Greece's largest waterpark; a full day out.
• Amada Colossos Resort (€35 / about $37). Waterpark plus pools in separate adult and family zones.
• Sheraton Rhodes Resort (€40 / about $42). Hillside pool with Aegean views, close to Rhodes Town.
• Mitsis Faliraki Beach Hotel (€50 / about $53). Private gazebo rental on the beachfront.
• Helea Family Beach Resort (€60 / about $63). 5-star splash park and lagoon pools for families.
• Elissa Lifestyle Resort (€70 / about $74). Adults-only, no children's areas.

How much does a pool day pass in Rhodes cost?

Pool day pass prices in Rhodes range from €10 at Villa Di Mare's consumption-model beach club up to €70 at the adults-only Elissa resort. Most family waterpark options sit in the €27–€35 range, while the larger 5-star hotel passes run €40–€60.

Hotel	Price	Best for
Villa Di Mare Seaside Suites	€10 / about $11	Pool parties & sunset sessions
The Water Park Faliraki	€27 adult / about $29	Waterslides & wave pools
Amada Colossos Resort	€35 / about $37	Waterpark with adult & family zones
Sheraton Rhodes Resort	€40 / about $42	Classic resort pool near Rhodes Town
Mitsis Faliraki Beach Hotel	€50 / about $53	Private beachfront gazebo
Helea Family Beach Resort	€60 / about $63	Family splash park & lagoon pools
Elissa Lifestyle Resort	€70 / about $74	Adults-only tranquillity

Do you need to book a pool day pass in Rhodes in advance?

For beach club-style venues like Villa Di Mare, booking a sunbed or table reservation ahead of time saves you from turning up in peak season to find everything taken. Water Park Faliraki and Amada Colossos both operate on walk-in ticketing, so you can show up on the day. Large resort passes at the Sheraton and Mitsis can usually be arranged online or by phone the morning of your visit. Book directly with each hotel to get the best rate and avoid any third-party markup.

Where to stay in Rhodes

Rhodes Old Town is one of Europe's best-preserved medieval cities: a UNESCO-listed walled quarter with cobbled lanes, Ottoman-era mosques, and an authentic atmosphere completely different from the resort hotels outside the walls. For the day pass venues on this page, you'd need a short taxi to Ixia (northwest) or a longer one to Faliraki or Kallithea.

The Ixia resort strip just outside Rhodes Town is the most convenient base for combining city sightseeing with pool access: Rodos Palace is a large, well-established resort here. Faliraki, 15km south, suits those who want a livelier atmosphere and the waterpark. Lindos, in the south, is more scenic but furthest from the main pool venues.

Resort pools in Ixia and Rhodes Town

Villa Di Mare Seaside Suites runs a beach club-style pool in Ixia on a minimum spend model. The Pool Day Access (from €10 / about $11) covers sunbed rental plus a €5 minimum spend on food and drinks. The afternoon Sunset Pool Session is when it comes alive, with DJ sets drawing a mix of hotel guests and day visitors. Book a sunbed or table online in advance to avoid being turned away in July and August.

Book direct: villadimare.gr or call +30 2241 096055

Sheraton Rhodes Resort sits on the hillside above Ixia's beach, with four outdoor pools set in terraced gardens looking out over the Aegean. The Pool & Beach Pass (€40 / about $42) covers pool and beach access plus towel service. It's a reliable 5-star option within easy reach of Rhodes Old Town, roughly a 10-minute taxi ride away.

Book direct: marriott.com or call +30 2241 054500

Waterparks and family resorts in Faliraki

Faliraki is the hub for families. The Water Park is the largest in Greece, with wave pools, lazy rivers, and extreme slides for €27 per adult. It's a full day out rather than a poolside lounge, but good value for what you get.

Book direct: water-park.gr or call +30 2241 084403

Amada Colossos Resort runs a large waterpark alongside its main resort pools, split into separate family and adults-only zones. The Waterpark & Pool Pass (€35 / about $37) covers both the slides and the pool network. It's the best pick if you want waterpark access without spending a full day at the standalone park.

Book direct: amadacolossosresort.com or call +30 2241 085500

Mitsis Faliraki Beach Hotel takes a different approach with private gazebo rentals at €50 (about $53) for the day. The gazebo covers a shaded spot right by the pool and beach, with food and drink ordered to the gazebo at extra cost. It's the most relaxed option in Faliraki, suited to those who'd rather not queue for waterslides.

Book direct: mitsis.com or call +30 2241 085360

Adults-only and luxury options in Kallithea

Kallithea sits between Faliraki and Rhodes Town and has two standout resorts operated by Ella Resorts. Helea Family Beach Resort is a modern 5-star property with a dedicated kids' splash park, Ella Land, alongside large lagoon pools. The Family Day Pass (€60 / about $63) covers pool and splash park access. Food and drink packages vary by season, so call ahead to confirm what's included.

Book direct: ellaresorts.com or call +30 2241 001300

Next door, Elissa Lifestyle Resort is adults-only with a boho-chic aesthetic and multiple freshwater pools set in landscaped gardens. The Adults-Only Day Pass (€70 / about $74) covers pool and beach access, with sunbeds and dining available at extra cost. It's the right choice if you want a quiet couples-focused day without families or children's areas.

Book direct: ellaresorts.com or call +30 2241 001300

Frequently asked questions

Are there many pool clubs in Rhodes Town?

Rhodes Town itself is famous for Elli Beach, where venues like Ronda offer a luxury beach club experience with sunbeds, but they're technically on the beach, not around a pool. For a dedicated pool scene, head slightly west to Ixia (Villa Di Mare) or south to Kallithea/Faliraki.

Do Rhodes hotels offer all-inclusive day passes?

Yes. Large resorts like Helea and Amada Colossos often have day passes that include food and drinks, specifically catering to families who want to use the waterpark facilities. Call ahead to confirm seasonal availability and pricing.

Is the Water Park in Faliraki suitable for adults?

Yes. While it has huge kids' areas, it also features extreme slides like the Turbo Slide and Free Fall that are popular with adults and teenagers. It's a full-day activity rather than a relaxed pool session.

More pool day passes near Rhodes

Crete offers similar value to Rhodes, with all-inclusive family passes from €15 across a wide spread of resorts. Athens has rooftop hotel pools if you're flying through the mainland. Mykonos and Santorini are significantly pricier, with Mykonos offering party beach clubs and Santorini its caldera infinity pools. For all options across the country, see the Greece guide.