Discover the ancient history of Rhodes on a hop-on hop-off bus tour of its ancient sites and top attractions. Visit 12 of the city's most important sites and feel free to get off and re-enter the bus at each of the stops. You can hop on and off as many times as you want on the 1-hour circuit. Explore sites such as the popular Elli Beach and the Aquarium, where you can get up close and personal with Mediterranean marine life such as dolphins, seals, turtles, and sharks. Stop at the government buildings or shop till you drop in the commercial center, then visit the Old Town and the area where the statue of Colossus stood. Hop off at the Palace of the Grand Magister to admire its medieval architecture before heading to the Archaeological Museum to see artifacts from Rhodes and neighboring islands. Admire panoramic views from the Monte Smith Hill, and discover over 2,000 years of history at the Acropolis, the Temple of Apollo, and the ancient stadium and theater. With your ticket, you're free to stop at the attractions that interest you most.

Explore Rhode’s most iconic landmarks in a comfortable and fun way on this e-bike sightseeing tour. Experience the old and the new town beauties and admire an unforgettable sunset. Visit the greatest hits, enjoy frequent stops to take photos, and benefit from the personalized commentary of your local guide. See the most picturesque spots of Rhodes and save your vacation time. Enjoy the rush of air on your face without having to pedal too hard. Start the tour from the city center of Rhodes just 2 minutes from the port of Mandraki. Cycle alongside the medieval walls and admire several gates such as the Liberty Gate and the Sea Gate. Enter the narrow streets of the old town and see important sights, climb the knights' street and end up at the palace of the Grand Master, next to the mosque of the Suleyman and the clocktower. Explore the lesser-visited parts of the old town and explore hidden secrets and myths. Ride across the moat and reach the windmills and the fortress of St. Nicholas where we will discover where the Colossus of Rhodes once stood. Head towards Monte Smith to reach the Acropolis of Rhodes, the ancient theatre and the ancient Olympic Stadium. Enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of Rhodes and the sunset in the evening from an amazing location.

Be collected at your accommodation around 9:00 AM. Then head to your first destination, Filerimos Hill. Here, visit the monastery of Our Lady and the remains of the Ancient Acropolis of Ialyssos, one of the three ancient cities of Rhodes island. Walk along a Golgotha, a tree-sheltered pathway with a series of shrines with scenes of the Holy Passion. This footpath leads to an enormous imposing cross. You can admire the outstanding view of the villages and bright green valleys from the top.  Next, visit the Valley of Butterflies. This is a unique and peaceful ecological setting, which is a true representation of local nature, with narrow rock walkways, lakes decorated by water lilies, rustic bridges, running waters, waterfalls, and resting places loaded with millions of brown-red butterflies. Visit the local museum there, and admire the large variety of different species and intricate photographs. You will return to your accommodation around 2:00 PM. 

With an air-conditioned vehicle, tour guide and lunch included, all you need to worry about is making lifelong memories. The tour starts at Mandraki Harbor, where the legendary Colossus once stood. Admire the St. Nicholas Fortress which towers over the landscape. It is suitable for hotel guests staying in Rhodes Old Town, as well as cruise ship passengers arriving at the Rhodes Port! First we set off to Lindos, one of the world’s most important archeological sites. Travel through the centuries in this melting pot of Ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine and even Medieval civilizations. See the Acropolis, a historic citadel perched atop a hill, and marvel at the breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. In the serene village of Kalathos, visit a family-owned ceramics workshop and see the ancient traditions of craftsmanship, handed down from one generation to another. Sample exquisite local honey and olive oil, from the family’s own production. Rhodes was the biggest wine exporter in Ancient Greece, and the island’s grapes have been making people tipsy for nearly 3,000 years. As you join the wine tasting and experience the aroma and body of the local varieties, remember that you are not merely tasting wine: you are tasting history. Saving the best for last, finish in the Old Town of Rhodes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This medieval city, with fortified walls, winding streets, and historic landmarks, transports visitors back in time. Turkish Mosques, Jewish Synagogues, bathhouses and ancient libraries all mingle in a charming town dotted by restaurants, cafes and boutiques. As you board your ship or go back to your hotel, reflect on a day spent in the jewel of the Mediterranean. A place where you breathe in thousands of years of history in the air of the sea. A day you will never forget.

Start the tour with a nice introduction to Rhodes Island and a relaxing drive along the East Coast towards Lindos village, located about an hour from Rhodes Town. See a typical countryside landscape with olive tree groves, small villages, and beautiful bays. Check out the highest spot on Rhodes Island, Attaviros Mountain, and marvel at the attractive resorts. Upon arrival in Lindos, admire one of the most impressive sites of the island. There will be stops to capture the panoramic view of Lindos, as well as to visit the famed St. Paul’s Bay, situated at the backside of the village. Afterwards, enjoy free time to explore Lindos village with help from the map provided by your tour driver, which will contain historical information and directions for navigating the area. Lindos is a must-see site with a great cosmopolitan feel, labyrinthine streets, white-washed houses, religious and ancient monuments, cozy restaurants, and stylish boutiques. Take a leisurely walk, check out local crafts, snap great photos, sample ice cream or fresh orange juice, or head to the Acropolis of Lindos and tour the archaeological site. Meet your driver again and continue to the next stop, the capital city of Rhodes Town. Enjoy a panoramic drive, along the way observing all the town’s major administrative buildings like the Town Hall, the Court, Prefecture Offices, Central Post, National Theatre, and the Main Church. Stop by the Lighthouse of St. Nicholas Fortress, located next to the Colossus site and the Mandraki Port’s windmills. Then, drive to the highest part of the city, also known as Mount Smith, where the Acropolis of Rhodes and the Temple of Apollo are situated. Stop for photos to capture the unforgettable view overlooking Rhodes Town, the northernmost point of Rhodes Island, and the coastline of Asia Minor. After the tour, return to your accommodation or continue your day in Medieval Rhodes Town.

Explore the streets of Rhodes by retro-style e-bike and have your favorite moments captured by your very own photographer. Meet your guide at Odix Concept Store where you'll be set up with your E-bike, and then embark on your journey around the city. The guide will take photos along the way, so you can simply enjoy the ride and sights. Make your way through the New Town, the Old Town, and stop off at the Acropolis of Rhodes, with stunning views of the Aegean Sea. The tour will end back at the bike store, where you can enjoy a drink on the house. All photos taken by the photographer will be edited and sent to you via email.

Rhodes Town is the capital and largest city of the island of Rhodes, in Greece. It is a popular tourist destination known for its well-preserved medieval Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some things you can do in Rhodes Town include: •Visit the Palace of the Grand Masters, a 14th-century fortress that was the residence of the rulers of the Knights of St. John. •Explore the Old Town and wander through its narrow streets, admiring the traditional architecture and visiting sites such as the Street of the Knights, the Suleiman Mosque, and the Rhodes Old Town Market. •Visit the Acropolis of Rhodes, an ancient fortress located on a hilltop overlooking the city. •Visit the Rhodes Archaeological Museum, which houses a collection of artifacts from the island's long history, including ancient Greek and Roman artifacts. •Take a food tour,there are many delicious local specialties to try such as moussaka, dolmades, and baklava.