The day begins with pickup from your accommodation, or the nearest pickup point, in Rhodes Town. Head down to Mandraki Port and hop onboard your boat for the day then set sail along the east coast of the island. Admire unparalleled views of the iconic Dama Dama Deer Statues, St. Nicholas Lighthouse, the Church of Evangelismos, and more. Pass by the resorts of Kallithea and Faliraki before arriving at the idyllic Anthony Quinn Bay. Enjoy a 20 minute stopover to cool off from the heat with a refreshing swim in the sea. Back on the boat, soak up the sunshine and the sea breeze as you continue onto Lindos Village. Arrive at the village and spend the next three hours exploring at your own pace, using your complimentary village map. Relax on one of the village’s white sandy beaches, or wander through the labyrinth of streets and alleyways where you can get a sense of local life. After your free time, head back to the boat and sail to the final destination of the day, Tsambika Bay. Jump off the boat into the bay’s crystal clear water and go snorkeling in search of colorful marine life. At the end of a magical day, marvel at the last of the sea views as you head back to Rhodes.

Meet your group early in the morning and hop on the bus which will take you straight to the port. Hop aboard your boat and sit back and relax as you take in the panoramic views of Rhodes' medieval town and the island's stunning coastline from the sea. Swim among the native marine life at your first stop in Anthony Quinn's Bay, well known for its crystal-clear emerald waters and its sheltered rocky beach. Encounter cliffs towering above the shimmering waters, brimming with fish, sea urchins, coral formations, and more. Continue your journey to your next swimming spot at Tsambika Bay, where you can swim over to its 800-meter long fine golden sand beach for some tanning. Spend two hours here, where you can swim to your heart's content before tucking into a delicious buffet meal aboard the boat. No doubt after all the water sports you'll be hungry for the selection of Greek food, including moussaka, veggies, meatballs, pasta, and salad on offer. Re-energized, head to the rocky beach and bay of Afandou, where you can explore its outstanding cave directly from the water. Next, make your way to your last stop, the sheltered Kallithea Bay, for a final swim or a relaxing sun bathe on the boat before returning to Rhodes with your group.

The natural landscape, imposing buildings, ancient towns and picturesque villages meet amazing beaches, fashion boutiques, top restaurants, beach bars. No wonder why it never fails to surprise travelers from all over the world! The most important monuments of the island can be seen in the Old Town. The Old Town is a Unesco World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe, attracting millions of visitors every year! Stroll around the paved alleys, visit the Venetian Castle, the Street of the Knights and the Palace of the Grand Master. The atmosphere will captivate you! As for its beaches, they are some of the best beaches in Greece! Secluded or crowded, cosmopolitan or hidden, there’s no way you won’t find the perfect beach for you. Lindos, Anthony Quinn, Faliraki, Tsambika, Kallithea and Agathi are some of the best beaches on the island! Get ready to create some amazing memories in Rhodes! Stroll around the historical town, visit its medieval monuments, discover imposing castles, eat at excellent restaurants and swim at its amazing beaches. Rhodes always offers something new to discover!

Discover Lindos, which is sometimes known as 'the Pearl of Rhodes'. The crossing to Lindos features some of the most beautiful coastlines on the island of Rhodes. Once onboard, work on your suntan on the deck. Relax with a cold beer and delicious snacks. Ride on atop a donkey up to the ancient citadel. Once on the top of the hill, take in the panoramic views of the surrounding area. The sojourn in Lindos will last approximately 3 hours. During the crossing back to Rhodes, there will be a short stopover for swimming at Tsambika’s Beach.