Rilinda Beach — Attraction in undefined

A Hidden Gem in Ksamil Perfect for Families and Everyone Alike

We stumbled upon this incredible family-owned beach club and restaurant during our stay in Ksamil, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel genuinely welcome. The service was outstanding warm, attentive, and always with a smile (especially Filard).

What makes this place truly special is how inclusive and thoughtful it is. It’s the only spot we found on the island that is both Muslim-friendly and child-friendly, which is a rare combination and deeply appreciated. The atmosphere is relaxed, respectful, and perfect for families with small kids. They really go the extra mile to make sure everyone feels at home.

The food was delicious and very reasonably priced, great value for the quality you get. You can tell they care about every dish they serve. Fresh ingredients, generous portions, and a beautiful view to top it off.

Highly recommended for anyone visiting Ksamil, especially if you’re looking for a place that respects your values, welcomes your children, and treats you like family. We’ll definitely be...

The beach area was beautiful and surprisingly well-organized despite the crowd. The sunbeds were comfortable, and even during busy hours, the spacing didn’t feel overwhelming. We settled on the sandy part, and since we arrived early in the morning, we managed to find a great spot. By afternoon, the beach gets noticeably busier, and the sea becomes a bit less clear due to the waves—but it’s still enjoyable. Even as we were leaving in the afternoon, new visitors kept arriving. It was not noisy like the other beaches. The restaurant section was a pleasant surprise. Despite the rush during peak hours, the staff were attentive and kind. Many of them spoke multiple languages, which felt like a thoughtful gesture toward international guests. The food was genuinely tasty and added a nice touch to the...

PRO: Nice beach, clear water.

BAD: The interesting and upsetting part is that I visited them on Wednesday and Friday. On Wednesday, they asked me 20 euros for an umbrella and 2 beds. On Friday, there were 30 exactly the same beds, for no reason. Both dates were in July, so there was no reason.

Another point was that when I sat down to eat at the restaurant on Wednesday, I ordered some fried potatoes and tzatziki. The potatoes came after 40 minutes. When I asked why it was taking so long, they answered me sarcastically: "We are a different restaurant"

And to end on a strong note, on Friday we wanted to eat at their place again, to give them another chance. When we asked if we could sit at a certain table, the waiter asked us: "do you want chairs?" (there were no chairs at the...