Kramasti Holiday Reviews

Lovely clean friendly town with lots of things to do locally. Dont expect fireworks for the money but expect to be pleasantly surprised.

Kremasti is a working village,very friendly residents but things are getting expensive,the beach is pebbly as is all the west cost its close to the airport so you will get noise good local bars and if you want englishness tommies on the main road is a friendly superbly run bar. this was our 7th visit to this delightful holiday destination

not really the best place to visit. there is nothing there to see, no tourist spots no old museums, nothing!!! YOu want to see old Greece go to LIndos or Rhodes town!!!!!

A very quiet village but has a beautiful church and square area. Its typically greek and lovely if you want a quiet holiday but there is very little choice of eating places but the ones that are there are quite good quality. A must is Tommies bar. Run by Tommie and his dad. The evening starts with quizz, then bingo, killer darts, and pool. The lads work very hard and make everyone welcome. We have won loads of prizes including over 120 euros on bingo alone! Drinks are the cheapest by far with a cup of tea 50 cents, a malibu and lemonade 2 euro 80 cent and a beer 2 euros.

Please visit Tommies its great!

Some nights we would go to bed early, but forget trying to sleep! All you heard were the screeches of drunken women going back to their rooms.

A quiter resort suitable for families with easy access to the beach and local shops

Kramasti itself has a nice beach and the town is worth a visit in the evening, hire a car and explore, Rhodes is a lovely island.

Pay extra and go for a higher rated hotel.

Laid back village no nightclubs but some really nice bars to have a drink in. Would recommend Michalis' for a bite to eat (great value and great food) and Tommies bar for the pool tournament (they have a web cam so have a look on it before you go and give your family the details so they can have a nosey and try and spot you).

If you wanted something livlier you could visit the next town or go into Rhodes (only 11E in a taxi but the drink is much more expensive).

Beach is great and defo worth a visit. When you get to the beach go the the sun loungers at the right (3E). Nico looks after this part and is really friendly and helpful and is a lifeguard. The beach snack bar food is great & really good value, it makes traditional home made chips.The breach is pebbly at the start of the water so to get in this can be a bit sore on the feet (once in it is sandy) so would recommend you take an old pair of trainers or buy a pair of shoes you can wear in the water I got mine in Rhodes for 6E. The sea is great once in so don't let this put you off.

The Kramasti Church is the largest on Rhodes island, it is worth a visit inside - quite breath taking. Greeks are very religious and traditional so makre sure respectfully dressed before you enter.

There is a WW2 german tank down near the beach - good photo if you like that type of thing!!

If Kramasti is too quiet don't panic the taxi's are reasonably priced to get you around. We thought before going it would be too quiet and we would need to venture outside the village but this was not the case and we had a great time and met some great people - the holiday is what you make it.